Appropriateness review: a planning function or a regulatory tool?

D Tennenbaum; J Gibson

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Appropriateness review: a planning function or a regulatory tool?

D Tennenbaum·J Gibson

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The appropriateness review process can be used as a planning function by hospitals; however, hospitals and their medical staffs should become involved in the process to ensure that it does not become a regulatory tool.

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D Tennenbaum, J Gibson. 1980. Appropriateness review: a planning function or a regulatory tool?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10273229/

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