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A model to determine staff levels, cost, and productivity of hospital units

Hancock, Walton M.; Pollock, Stephen M.; Kim, Myeng-Ki - 1987

A methodology is presented with examples of the productivity, the staffing required, the resultant productivity, and costs that can be obtained for hospital units that are subject to random work demands such as laboratory, radiology, physical therapy, and nuclear medicine. The methodology...

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Assessment of technologies and their utilization

Hancock, Walton M.; Macy, Barry A.; Peterson, Susan - In: Assessing organizational change : a guide to methods, …, (pp. 257-284). 1983

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Practical ways to contain hospital costs

Griffith, John R.; Hancock, Walton M.; Munson, Fred C. - In: Harvard business review : HBR 51 (1973) 6, pp. 131-139

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Cost control in hospitals

Griffith, John. R. (contributor); … - 1976

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Faktoren, die das Lernen von Handarbeiten beeinflussen

Chaffin, Don B.; Hancock, Walton M. - In: Methods-Time-Measurement-Forschungsberichte Rapport 114 (1966)

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Lean Production: Implementation Problems - Implementation of lean production systems in the U.S. has proceeded slowly, even though the evidence favors their use to improve quality,...

Hancock, Walton M.; Zayko, Matthew J. - In: Industrial engineering : IE ; the magazine for systems … 30 (1998) 6, pp. 32-43

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Lean Manufacturing yields World-Class Improvements for Small Manufacturer - Gelman Sciences is well on its way to achieving world-class status through the use of lean production co...

Zayko, Matthew J.; Broughman, Douglas J.; Hancock, Walton M. - In: Industrial engineering : IE ; the magazine for systems … 29 (1997) 4, pp. 36-40

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