Can a hospital compel physicians to sell?

Managed Care (Langhorne, Pa.)

|October 5, 1994

Abstract:

Officially, physicians in Springfield, Mo., were free to take or leave a local hospital's purchase offer. But to some doctors, the hospital's proposal--and its urgent decision deadline--left them little choice.

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