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Changing Allocations of Operating Room Time from a System Based on Historical Utilization to One Where the Aim is to Schedule as Many Surgical Cases as Possible

Journal Article

Authors
F Dexter
Alex Macario - Stanford University

Published by
Anesthesia & Analgesia, Vol. 94 no. 5, page(s) 1272-1279
May, 2002

Topics: Health policy

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