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Restructuring the health care delivery system.

John A. Herrmann

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Enormous changes continue to occur in how Americans receive their health care. Hospitals are redesigning their institutions to accommodate their changing delivery patterns. The result: costs are down, inpatient stays are shorter, patients are satisfied, staffs are very, very nervous.

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Enormous changes continue to occur in how Americans receive their health care. Hospitals are redesigning their institutions to accommodate their changing delivery patterns. The result: costs are down, inpatient stays are shorter, patients are satisfied, staffs are very, very nervous.

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Enormous changes continue to occur in how Americans receive their health care. Hospitals are redesigning their institutions to accommodate their changing delivery patterns. The result: costs are down, inpatient stays are shorter, patients are satisfied, staffs are very, very nervous.

Key concepts: Restructuring, Health care delivery, Delivery system, Business, Health care, Healthcare delivery, Medical emergency, Nursing

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