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Effective proposal writing.

M W Pagano
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Equipment, staffing, and space are the most common reasons for endoscopy managers to formulate a proposal. This article provides the necessary background to aid an endoscopy manager in preparing a proposal. The article discusses planning, research, and sales proposals. Recommendations for effective proposal writing including origin, intention, and audience are presented.

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M W Pagano. 1993. Effective proposal writing.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00001610-199308000-00007

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