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Articles in Feb, 1993 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

Capital update factor: a new era approaches - Capital
by Paul L. Grimaldi
Preparing for a treasury management merger - healthcare organizations - Treasury Management - Column
by Leslie N. Masonson
Beating the capital budgeting blues: developing capital request evaluation criteria - Financial Manager's Notebook - Column
by Clifton N. Orme
Defining quality is difficult, but necessary - Managementg Issues - Column
by Rick L. Nevers
Data comparison helps medical center improve service, cut costs - Provider Perspective - Column
by Bill Siwicki
What's in a vision? - Healthcare Financial Managemet Association vision statement
by Richard L. Clarke
RBRVS as a financial assessment tool - resource-based relative value scale fee schedule in healthcare financing administration - Practice Management
by Joseph T. Donnelly
Integrating technology assessment into the capital budgeting process - Capital
by Dave Watts
Tax deductions for personal casualty or theft losses - Personal Finance - Column
by William G. Kistner
Accept the challenge of professionalism and certification - Vantage Point - Column
by Bonnie L. Phipps
Optimizing Medicare reimbursement in skilled nursing facilities - Capital
by Julie A. Micheletti

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