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NFP programs provide consumer choice, benefit hospital
Hospital Progress, 61(10), 56-66
Abstract
Now that principles of NFP have been established specific programs are necessary to disperse information and to teach techniques. The hospital-based NFP program offers the community a needed service and benefits the hospital.
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Daly, K. D., Prebil, A. M., & Hilgers, T. W. (1980). NFP programs provide consumer choice, benefit hospital. *Hospital Progress*, *61*(10), 56-66.
Daly KD, Prebil AM, Hilgers TW. NFP programs provide consumer choice, benefit hospital. Hosp Prog. 1980;61(10):56-66.
Daly, K. D., et al. "NFP programs provide consumer choice, benefit hospital." *Hospital Progress*, vol. 61, no. 10, 1980, pp. 56-66.