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Medical groups and hospitals. Win/win collaboration using technology.

J A McGee-Cory·L Hantho
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The linkage of hospitals and medical groups in an on-line computer network results in benefits for many groups including patients, medical practices, hospitals and third party payors. Joy McGee-Cory, M.B.A., and Leigh Hantho, M.B.A., describe these benefits and also offer a successful case study.

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J A McGee-Cory, L Hantho. Medical groups and hospitals. Win/win collaboration using technology.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10112021/

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