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merger
Managed care The integration of ≥ 2 hospitals/health care facilities to form a single unit. See Virtual merger.
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The United States said Tuesday it wanted to review guidelines for company mergers and takeovers in a bid to forge greater competition and transparency as well to better protect consumers.
US to review antitrust merger guidelines by AFP / AFP American Edition
The United States said Tuesday it wanted to review guidelines for company mergers and takeovers in a bid to forge greater competition and transparency as well to better protect consumers.
US to review antitrust merger guidelines by AFP / AFP Global Edition
With nonprofit mergers in full swing--one state association executive recently pronounced them "trendy"--this is a good time to be clear about their costs.
The cost of a merger: net effect is likely to be increased costs to ... by McLaughlin, Thomas A. / The Non-profit Times
 
 
 
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