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The Toolbox For Portfolio Development A Practical Guide For The Primary Health Care Team Roger Pietroni

Name: The Toolbox For Portfolio Development A Practical Guide For The Primary Health Care Team Roger Pietroni
SKU: BELL-1945584
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The Toolbox For Portfolio Development A Practical Guide For The Primary Health Care Team Roger Pietroni instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.9 MB

Pages: 140

Author: Roger Pietroni

ISBN: 9781417575329, 9781857754445, 1417575328, 1857754441

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Toolbox For Portfolio Development A Practical Guide For The Primary Health Care Team Roger Pietroni by Roger Pietroni 9781417575329, 9781857754445, 1417575328, 1857754441 instant download after payment.

In the face of the relentless rise in health costs, many countries have had to set priorities so that maximum benefit can be made of unlimited funds. This book shares the experience of those which have taken a lead in this field, and draws on models being developed in Oregon, New Zealand, The Netherlands and Sweden as well as the UK. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of each system from which healthcare planners and managers can draw their own conclusions and apply to the situation for which they are responsible.