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Trustee : the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
|February 11, 1978
Abstract:
The proliferation of technology in hospitals has reached a point where care must be observed both in the introduction of new technology and in the use of existing technology. To achieve this goal, a behavioral modification on the part of hospitals, physicians, and the public must be brought about. Such a modification is best accomplished by the promotion of incentives within the system rather than by the imposition of stringent regulations that relegate provider and regulator to adversary positions.
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