HCAʼs acquisition process: The physicianʼs role and perspective

Stephanie L. McFall; Stephen M Shortell; Larry M. Manheim

doi:10.1097/00004010-198801320-00004

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Physicians play an active role in the acquisition process. A study of acquisition impact showed that postacquisition, medical staffs grew and became more specialized and board certified. Greatest physician satisfaction was with the overall facility, medical equipment, and administrative responsiveness.

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