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D L Scammon

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Journal of Health Care Marketing|February 8, 1989
Self-funded health benefits plans: marketing implications for PPOs and employersD L Scammon
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1990
Importance/performance analysis: a tool for service quality control by clinical laboratoriesD L Scammon, R Weiss
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1993
Improving client satisfaction and clinic revenues through systems simulation: the case of a university nutrition clinicR C Thompson, D L Scammon
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1991
The management of upstream and downstream risk through selective contractingD L Scammon, D A Fuller
The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management|July 8, 1989
A marketing approach to planning mental health care servicesD L Scammon, J A Smith
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1994
The role of "free" mammograms in motivating first-time screening: a community experimentD L Scammon, J A Smith, T Beard
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1990
Mammography screening services: market segments and messagesD L Scammon, J A Smith, T Beard
The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management|July 8, 1989
Do physicians run their practices as businesses?D L Scammon, D A Fuller, R Suchyta
Journal of Health Care Marketing|May 10, 1987
Alternative delivery systems are focus of antitrust scrutinyD L Scammon, D A Fuller, M J Sheffet
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1994
Big fish in a small pond: advantages and disadvantages of a first-mover strategyD A Fuller, D L Scammon, R T Davis
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Journal of Health Care Marketing|February 8, 1989
Self-funded health benefits plans: marketing implications for PPOs and employersD L Scammon
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1990
Importance/performance analysis: a tool for service quality control by clinical laboratoriesD L Scammon, R Weiss
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1993
Improving client satisfaction and clinic revenues through systems simulation: the case of a university nutrition clinicR C Thompson, D L Scammon
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1991
The management of upstream and downstream risk through selective contractingD L Scammon, D A Fuller
The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management|July 8, 1989
A marketing approach to planning mental health care servicesD L Scammon, J A Smith
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1994
The role of "free" mammograms in motivating first-time screening: a community experimentD L Scammon, J A Smith, T Beard
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 10, 1990
Mammography screening services: market segments and messagesD L Scammon, J A Smith, T Beard
The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management|July 8, 1989
Do physicians run their practices as businesses?D L Scammon, D A Fuller, R Suchyta
Journal of Health Care Marketing|May 10, 1987
Alternative delivery systems are focus of antitrust scrutinyD L Scammon, D A Fuller, M J Sheffet
Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing|December 9, 1994
Big fish in a small pond: advantages and disadvantages of a first-mover strategyD A Fuller, D L Scammon, R T Davis
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