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Analysis of cost containment, cost recovery and sustainability of hospital waste management system case study of Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow,...

Das, Hem C.; Masih, Leela; Shishoo, Sunil; Sah, Bharat; … - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 27 (2014) 2, pp. 41-50

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Impact of demonetization on patients and finances in a tertiary care teaching hospital in India : case study of Sanjay Gandhi postgraduate institute of medical sciences : Lucknow,...

Basava Malleswara Rao V; Rai, Ritika; Mehra, Aina; … - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 30 (2017) 1, pp. 25-33

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Judicious financial management decision on hospital (private ward infrastructure) renovation boosts patients' welfare (happiness) combined with profitability : case study of Sanjay...

Das, Hem C.; Singh, Naini; Masih, Leela; Tripathi, Divya; … - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 22 (2009) 2, pp. 85-92

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Self-sustainability and cost containment in a super-specialty hospital : case study of Investigation Revolving Fund (IRF)

Das, Hem C.; Kasliwal, N. R. - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 23 (2010) 2, pp. 85-98

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Cost-benefit analysis/containment in biomedical waste management : model for implementation

Das, Hem C.; Jamaluddin, K.; Masih, Leela; Agnihotri, … - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 19 (2006) 2, pp. 110-113

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Analysis of Cost Containment, Cost Recovery and Sustainability of Hospital Waste Management System : Case Study of Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Luckno...

Chandra, Hem; Masih, Leela; Sah, Bharat; Rinkoo, Arvind … - 2015

Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh State of India -- a 886-bedded, tertiary care hospital -- is implementing the methods of waste utilization/recycling, for wealth generation from solid waste and also containing the cost of treatment for needy...

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Self-Sustainability and Cost Containment in a Super-Specialty Hospital - Case Study of Investigation Revolving Fund (IRF)

Chandra, Hem - 2011

Functions and principles of procurement are made for systemic approach to make right item, at right time, at right place, in right quantity and in reasonable cost. Feasibility and dedication make the system viable. It is a matter of concern that despite of available funds, the materials are not...

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Judicious Financial Management Decision on Hospital (Private Ward Infrastructure) Renovation Boosts Patients’ Welfare (Happiness) Combined with Profitability

Chandra, Hem - 2010

Patients satisfaction is one of the most important factors in the present healthcare scenario whether it is regarding the medical care, supportive services or related to the behavioral aspect of the doctors and the staff. This study is aimed to justify the effectivity of decision of renovation...

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Analytical approach towards determination of unit cost at a tertiary care hospital : case study of Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, India

Agnihotri, Kasturi; Jamalluddin, K.; Hemchandra - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 18 (2005) 1, pp. 48-54

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