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Effective methods for cash flow analysis.

J Sylvestre·F R Urbancic
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This article discusses techniques that healthcare financial managers can use to interpret and evaluate information from the statement of cash flows for more effective financial decision-making. The use of these techniques as a basis for systematically planning and controlling cash flows has the potential to benefit all healthcare organizations.

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Accounts Payable and ReceivableData Interpretation, StatisticalDecision Making, OrganizationalFinancial AuditFinancial Management, HospitalIncomeUnited StatesJournal Article

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J Sylvestre, F R Urbancic. 1994. Effective methods for cash flow analysis.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10146023/

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