Decision-making styles of a medical center's management group: a case study.
It has been said that those in a position to hire select people like themselves. Is this true? The following article--a study of the decision-making styles of a medical center's management group--makes a compelling argument in favor of this idea.
Department of Health Care Administration, Idaho State University, Pocatello.
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