Rationalization is concerned with making the most effective use of
the resources available. In many places where this process is
taking place it is plagued with public opposition and
misunderstanding. Hitherto rationalization in the acute care sector
has primarily been concerned with closing sites closing beds moving
beds between services and moving beds from one site to another.
This book discusses the need for rationalization in the context of
health service reforms and future strategy. It considers recent
changes in the health service the case for rationalization health
care needs the role of public relations the future of the acute
care hospital site and facilities appraisal and the costs of
rationalization. The text is essential reading for managers and
clinicians involved in acute care services non-executive members of
boards and trusts and students of health services management.
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