The Importance and Use of Continuing Education: Findings of a National Survey of Hospital Executives

Author： Walston Stephen L.   Khaliq Amir A  

Publisher： Association of University Programs in Health Administration

ISSN： 0735-6722

Source： Journal of Health Administration Education, Vol.27, Iss.2, 2010-0, pp. : 113-125

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