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How SelectCare selected a system.

P Browne
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Selecting a managed care system in the absence of a clearly defined business strategy is like driving across the country without a road map. But SelectCare didn't let that stop them. Here's their seven-step methodology.

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P Browne. 1998. How SelectCare selected a system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10187103/

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