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Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care

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Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care. / Hollingsworth, Bruce; Peacock, Stuart J.
Taylor & Francis, 2008. 157 p. (Routledge international studies in health economics; Vol. 6).

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Harvard

Hollingsworth, B & Peacock, SJ 2008, Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care. Routledge international studies in health economics, vol. 6, Taylor & Francis. <http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415271370/>

APA

Hollingsworth, B., & Peacock, S. J. (2008). Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care. (Routledge international studies in health economics; Vol. 6). Taylor & Francis. http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415271370/

Vancouver

Hollingsworth B, Peacock SJ. Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care. Taylor & Francis, 2008. 157 p. (Routledge international studies in health economics).

Author

Hollingsworth, Bruce ; Peacock, Stuart J. / Efficiency Measurement in Health and Health Care. Taylor & Francis, 2008. 157 p. (Routledge international studies in health economics).

Bibtex

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