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Publications and source records attributed to R Boissoneau.
This article reports on who is writing articles in the practice-oriented health care management journals and what topics are covered along with the contribution levels of the faculty from the U.S. Health Services Administration education programs.
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A survey study of the effectiveness of hospital administrators was conducted by Graduate Studies in Health Services Management, University of Missouri, Columbia. The purpose of the study was to determine whether or not hospital administrators and others knowledgeable about hospital administrators believe that these professionals are effective in their work. In general, administrators, chiefs of staff, and board chairmen rated the administrator's effectiveness higher than did directors of health agencies.
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A major thrust of health professionals now is the development of continuing education programs needed to maintain excellence in the services they render to the public. The question arises whether these new programs should remain voluntary or be mandatory. Radiologic technologists have a responsibility to develop their own quality programs that are reasonably inexpensive, diverse, comprehensive, accessible, and give the learner satisfaction in personal fulfillment. If it is not already too late, the profession should be sure that it uses education to the fullest possible extent.