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Multihospital system enhances employee relations, programs.

D L Dearen
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Key elements of a successful personnel management program created within a new multihospital system are presented, along with the difficulties and opportunities accompanying the changeover.

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D L Dearen. 1979-11-01. Multihospital system enhances employee relations, programs.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/488956/

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