Titlebook: Management Problems in Health Care; Günter Fandel (Lehrstuhl für Betriebswirtschaft) Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Publ

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Günter Fandel,Holger Hegemannd commodification – of the male body.Looks at debates regard.This book explores the lives of male sex workers living in Dublin, Ireland. It focuses on the stories of young Brazilian and Venezuelan migrants who use their micro-celebrity on social media to construct a brand that can be converted into

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Paul St?hlyd commodification – of the male body.Looks at debates regard.This book explores the lives of male sex workers living in Dublin, Ireland. It focuses on the stories of young Brazilian and Venezuelan migrants who use their micro-celebrity on social media to construct a brand that can be converted into

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Micro-Economic Aspects of Magnetic Resonance Tomographye the computerized X-ray tomography, scintigraphy, sonography or thermography. MR-tomography (MR-imaging) allows cross-sectional slice images of the human body. Within these cross-sectional slice images it is possible to differentiate between normal and pathological tissue conditions due to morpholo

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Regional Location and Capacity Planning for ESW Lithotripters and CT Scannersed machines for advanced medical technology (AMT machines). For both types as well as for other AMT types there exists a planning need in order to guarantee their medical utilization as well as their locational distribution at a desirable service level. In this context it is the planner’s objective

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Planning and Organization of Economic Units in the Field of Out-Patient Medical Carenomic aspects, for example the advantage of investment in the health service per se (Billerbeck 1968), that were at the forefront of these considerations. More recently in the German speaking area - stimulated by Anglo-Saxon publications - questions relating to the area of hospital economics in a wi

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Special Problems of Resource Planning in Hospitalsy similarities with the production process of industrial firms. The technical, medical and management problems which have to be mastered by them are becoming more and more complex and so one is obliged to apply modern planning and decision-making methods to hospitals (Gierl 1979, Kre?/Welge 1979). T

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