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K M Frelick1, G S Bartlett, L F Frelick
1Victoria Hospital Corp., London, Ontario.
Abstract:
Victoria Hospital Corporation in London has adopted a collaborative management model that involves the participation of medical, union and non-union staff in the administrative decision-making process within predetermined parameters. Reactions have been favourable from all sides--positive feedback from the groups involved and minimal negative public response to the sensitive decisions made concerning downsizing. Early indicators suggest increasing further the participation of union and non-union staff in decision-making on multiple levels, but with clearly defined "boundaries of responsibility."
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