Medical Staff Briefing, February 2011
Medical Staff Briefing, February 1, 2011
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Medical Staff Briefing (MSB) provides the strategies and updated information medical staff leaders and medical staff services professionals need to confidently meet their daily challenges. This monthly resource provides time-saving tools, expert advice, and analysis to help you effectively manage an evolving medical staff organization.
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