Resource management in the NHS
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Bibliographic Information
Resource management in the NHS
(Health services management series / series editor, Stuart Haywood)
Chapman and Hall, in association with Health Services Management Centre, 1988
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Note
Includes bibliography and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
"Resource Management in the NHS" is intended for use by the decision makers in the National Health Service, senior health authority personnel, general managers, clinicians, senior nurses and departmental heads. The book discusses the manner in which the NHS operates costing and budgeting systems with an historical progression, and how these systems will develop in the future as government objectives for increased economy, efficiency and effectivness progress. Finally, the author forecasts new financial information systems and the effect they will have over the next decade.
Table of Contents
Economy, efficiency and effectiveness. Costs and costing in the NHS. Budgeting in the NHS. Budgeting and accountability in unit management. Speciality costing. Clinical management budgets. Resource management: revenue and captial. Patient costing and case mix budgeting. What the future offers.
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