The Management Of Organizational Change In Health Agencies

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The Management Of Organizational Change In Health Agencies

03/01/1975
By Veninga, R
Source: Public Health Rep. 90(2):149-153

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Public Health Rep
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Veninga, R
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Community Health Services Health Planning Health Services Humans Motivation Organization And Administration Personnel Management Problem Solving Social Change
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Public Health Rep. 90(2):149-153
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805449
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Journal Article
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North America
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90
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2
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Public Health Reports
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