A third way for general practitioners? : local health care co-operative formation and social entrepreneurial behaviour : emergent management issues for GP's in the reorganisation of Scottish primary health care
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- author: James Sheffield
- publication date: 2000
- book publisher: University of Paisley, Faculty of Business
- book series: Faculty of Business working papers. Comhairle series
- book subjects: Physicians (General practice)-Scotland, Health services administration-Scotland, Primary health care-Scotland
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