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Retention of general practitioners with compulsory rural areas: evidence from a 5-year prospective cohort study in China. [PDF]
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Professional Case Management, 2016
Purpose/Objectives: The underlying guiding principles of case management services and practices of the Case Management Body of Knowledge include the following: “Case managers must possess the education, skills, knowledge, competencies, and experiences needed to effectively render appropriate, safe, and quality services to ...
Sandra M, Terra, John, Zimmerling
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Purpose/Objectives: The underlying guiding principles of case management services and practices of the Case Management Body of Knowledge include the following: “Case managers must possess the education, skills, knowledge, competencies, and experiences needed to effectively render appropriate, safe, and quality services to ...
Sandra M, Terra, John, Zimmerling
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FORWARD CONTRACTS AND FUTURES CONTRACTS
Journal of Financial Economics, 1981Abstract This paper provides a detailed discussion of the similarities and differences between forward contracts and futures contracts. Under frictionless markets and continuous trading, simple arbitrage arguments are invoked to value forward contracts, to relate forward prices and spot prices, and to relate forward prices and futures prices. We also
Robert A. Jarrow, George S. Oldfield
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Nurses at Bournemouth's Royal Victoria Hospital have reacted angrily to yellow £ signs being put on the medical notes of patients from districts which do not have a fixed contract with the hospital.
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Nurses at Bournemouth's Royal Victoria Hospital have reacted angrily to yellow £ signs being put on the medical notes of patients from districts which do not have a fixed contract with the hospital.
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Clinical Social Work Journal, 1980
The concept of the contract has been invoked with increasing frequency in the literature on social work practice in recent years. Since the process of negotiation that is present in all relationships takes many different forms, the idea of contracts is complex, and can be confusing.
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The concept of the contract has been invoked with increasing frequency in the literature on social work practice in recent years. Since the process of negotiation that is present in all relationships takes many different forms, the idea of contracts is complex, and can be confusing.
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Economic Theory, 2019
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Practice nurses' time is being wasted because the GP contract requires them to offer screening to elderly patients who are already being cared for by district nurses, it was claimed last week at the end of the contract's first year.
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Practice nurses' time is being wasted because the GP contract requires them to offer screening to elderly patients who are already being cared for by district nurses, it was claimed last week at the end of the contract's first year.
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2019
Contract theory refers to a model of reasoning in political theory and in ethics more generally in terms of which authors aim to demonstrate the normative validity of a rule, principle or institution thereby making it plausible to a certain audience. In political theory these principles and institutions are often the authority of government, law and ...
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Contract theory refers to a model of reasoning in political theory and in ethics more generally in terms of which authors aim to demonstrate the normative validity of a rule, principle or institution thereby making it plausible to a certain audience. In political theory these principles and institutions are often the authority of government, law and ...
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