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Case study. Shands Hospital/University of Florida Health System: ahead of the game in adjusting to a changing marketplace?
Health Syst Lead. 1996 Nov; 3(9):18-25.HS

Abstract

This academic medical center anticipated the effects of a managed care market and, under the leadership of a management team that was willing to take risks and embrace change, has established a healthcare network that promises a good delivery system based on clinical pathways and a secure patient base.

Authors

Harris M
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MeSH

Academic Medical CentersCritical PathwaysDelivery of Health Care, IntegratedFinancial Management, HospitalFloridaGoverning BoardHospital RestructuringHumansLeadershipManaged Care ProgramsModels, OrganizationalOrganizational Innovation

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

10162187

Citation

Harris, M. "Case Study. Shands Hospital/University of Florida Health System: Ahead of the Game in Adjusting to a Changing Marketplace?" Health System Leader, vol. 3, no. 9, 1996, pp. 18-25.
Harris M. Case study. Shands Hospital/University of Florida Health System: ahead of the game in adjusting to a changing marketplace? Health Syst Lead. 1996;3(9):18-25.
Harris, M. (1996). Case study. Shands Hospital/University of Florida Health System: ahead of the game in adjusting to a changing marketplace? Health System Leader, 3(9), 18-25.
Harris M. Case Study. Shands Hospital/University of Florida Health System: Ahead of the Game in Adjusting to a Changing Marketplace. Health Syst Lead. 1996;3(9):18-25. PubMed PMID: 10162187.
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