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Contents
Health Status | 17 |
or Administrative Control? | 43 |
Governance Where the Dream Starts and | 64 |
Healthcare the Context | 79 |
Health Funding and Expenditure in Ireland | 92 |
Resource Management in the Irish and | 108 |
Balancing Risktaking and Accountability | 123 |
Managed Care and Healthcare in Ireland | 140 |
Changing Relationships and the Voluntary | 181 |
Managing Social Services | 198 |
Doctors and Management Development | 219 |
Making the Best Use of the Nursing Resource | 237 |
Community Participation in Primary Healthcare | 257 |
Thinking Through Context | 270 |
Consumer | 286 |
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Quality in the Irish Healthcare System | 152 |
The Role of the Public Voluntary Hospital Sector | 169 |
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