Involving physicians in hospital management.
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Few institutional controls exist on the development and application of new biomedical technology. Possible methods of technology control include the use of peer review, an institutional approach, the establishment of a hospital committee to review new and existing technologies, or a rationing system imposed by the federal government or local health planning agencies.
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Participation of trustees on medical staff committees could provide a positive influence on the tripartite hospital structure. Trustees would be made more aware of the workings of the hospital and of the political, economic, legal, and ethical problems involved in decision making. Physicians, in turn, would be more directly exposed to the views of business and industry concerning health care cost control.