Accreditation: year 2000 compatible
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1Continuum Healthcare Consultants, Inc, Kennesaw, GA, USA.
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|May 27, 1999
Abstract:
Procedure pricing will not provide the competitive advantage in 2000. The ambulatory care organization must demonstrate its commitment to quality care and outcomes. Only through achieving an accreditation status can an organization truly demonstrate their commitment to their customers.
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