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Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory.

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Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory. / Sambrook, S.A.; James, D.; Sambrook, S.
2010. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University..

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Sambrook, SA, James, D & Sambrook, S 2010, 'Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory.', Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University., 3/01/02.

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Sambrook, S. A., James, D., & Sambrook, S. (2010). Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory.. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University..

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Sambrook SA, James D, Sambrook S. 2010. Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University..

MLA

Sambrook, S.A., D. James and S. Sambrook Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory.. 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University., 03 Jan 0002, Paper, 2010.

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Sambrook SA, James D, Sambrook S. Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory.. 2010. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University..

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Sambrook, S.A. ; James, D. ; Sambrook, S. / Evaluation of Health Reforms: explanatory power of General Systems Theory. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University..

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M3 - Paper

T2 - 7th Biennial International Organisational Behaviour in Health Care conference, Birmingham University.

Y2 - 3 January 0002

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