Leadership has a logic all its own

Article Abstract:

The old and new school of personnel management both have a place in dealing with employees in the hospital. Depending on working conditions one or the other can be used effectively. Contingency planning that uses factors or variables to assess the style of personnel management is helpful.

Human resource management

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Paperless processing: monitoring the growing wave

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Hospitals opting for data processing as way to cut medical costs without also affecting medical care. AHA survey results detailed.

Technology application, Medical records, Data processing, Information storage and retrieval systems, Electronic data processing, Office practice, Hospital information systems, Hospital records

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Do national surveys reveal fact or fiction?

Article Abstract:

Studies of the nursing shortage and proposed solutions to this problem.

Supply and demand, Nurses

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