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CEO summit, Part 4. Brain teasers.

H P Eales·J R Gaintner·T W Chapman·E C Peddie·P Clay·J Swedish·G E Howe
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Physician issues are at the heart of today's debate on how to reconfigure the delivery and financing system. Leaders agree that you can't live without doctors, but it can be difficult to live with them. In this fourth and final CEO Summit series planned by McMannis Associates and cosponsored by Hospitals & Health Networks, CEO leaders dissect some of the trickier physician issues.

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Decision Making, OrganizationalGoverning BoardHospital-Physician RelationsHospitals, ProprietaryHospitals, VoluntaryLeadershipUnited StatesJournal Article

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H P Eales, J R Gaintner, T W Chapman, E C Peddie, P Clay, J Swedish, G E Howe. 1996-04-05. CEO summit, Part 4. Brain teasers.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8601171/

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