The Business Case for the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Tele-Intensive Care Units

David P. Paul; Deanna Bailey; Alesia Hairston; Stacie Deslich; Alberto Coustasse

The Business Case for the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Tele-Intensive Care Units

David P. Paul
, Deanna Bailey
, Alesia Hairston
, Stacie Deslich
, Alberto Coustasse

Healthcare Informatics Program

Monmouth University
Marshall University

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Original language	American English
Journal	Management Faculty Research
State	Published - Jan 1 2014

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Health and Medical Administration
Medicine and Health Sciences

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