Optimizing Management and Financial Performance of the Teaching Ambulatory Care Clinic
Journal Title: Journal of General Internal Medicine - Year 2003, Vol 18, Issue 4
Abstract
To examine how to optimize teaching ambulatory care clinics performance with regard to access to care, access to teaching, and financial viability.
Authors and Affiliations
James E Stahl, Mark S Roberts, Scott Gazelle
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Optimizing Management and Financial Performance of the Teaching Ambulatory Care Clinic
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