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Evaluating governing board performance.

C Dunn·D C Niejadlik
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Hospital boards are under increasing pressure to measure their own performance, but for many, a straightforward system for self-evaluation remains elusive. In this article, the authors suggest a flexible evaluation program that focuses on problem identification and resolution and promotes peer review.

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C Dunn, D C Niejadlik. 1987. Evaluating governing board performance.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10282011/

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