Healthcare Financial Management

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Articles in April, 1989 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Managing materials management - column
  by Richard L. Clarke
• A better approach to internal rate of return - column
  by Louis C. Gapenski
• Hospitals can cut materials costs by managing supply pipeline
  by Robert J. Berling
• Overcoming barriers to operating room inventory control
  by Lisa M. Melson
• Managing bond proceeds improves financial performance
  by William J. Mates
• Really Managing: The Work of Effective CEOs in Large Health Organizations. - book reviews
  by John P. deKoff
• Hidden costs make planning critical for trauma centers
  by Mark A. Woodward
• New laws make choosing bonds more difficult - column
  by William G. Kistner
• Billing practices can improve payment patterns - column
  by Charles A. Mowll
• Coping with change in the healthcare industry - column
  by Edward A. Kazemek
• Stores offer hospitals a new way to market services - preventive medicine in shopping malls - column
  by Deborah Teschke
• Health care's future can be what you make it - column
  by Glenn J. Black, Jr.
• Careful planning of software license agreements deters disputes - part 2
  by Michael J. Manfredi
• Technology: a growing cost in knee implant surgeries
  by Stanley Mendenhall
• Joint ventures for mobile equipment reduce hospital costs - includes joint venture checklist
  by Paul R. DeMuro