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shared services,
administrative, clinical, or other service functions that are common to two or more hospitals or other health care facilities and that are used jointly or cooperatively by them.

shared services,
n.pl the administrative, clinical, or other service functions that are common to two or more hospitals or their health care facilities and used jointly or cooperatively by them.


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County councillors were told this week the two potential partners have refused to guarantee that the shared services centre would be in Northumberland - a requirement if the plan was to proceed.
Xentrall Shared Services will supply information and communications technologies (ICT), design and print, transactional HR and transactional finance services to the two councils.
00 Hardcover HD62 Based on his experiences in the business world, Melchior walks through the process of setting up a shared services structure within an existing large company, in this case an imaginary lumber company.
 
 
 
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