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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 65, Issue 3 272-279, Copyright © 1975 by American Public Health Association

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Planning health care delivery systems.

M A Baum, D F Bergwall and P N Reeves

The increasing concern and interest in the health delivery system in the United States has placed the health system planners in a difficult position. They are inadequately prepared, in many cases, to deal with the management techniques that have been designed for use with system problems. This situation has been compounded by the failure, until recently, of educational programs to train new health professionals in these techniques. Computer simulation is a technique that allows the planners dynamic feedback on his proposed plans. This same technique provides the planning student with a better understanding of the systems planning process.






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