BOOKS OF RtfiDIfGS - PAHO/WHO

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Programing, Budgeting. and Control
65. DATAPRO. How to buy software packages. DATAPRO. DATAPRO Research Corp., Jan.
1972.
66. Herkimer, A.G. Improving productivity. Topics in Health Care Financing 4(2). Winter
1977.
67. American Hospital Association. The Management of Hospital Employee Prouucti,'ity:
An Introductory Handbook. Chicago: American Hospital Association, 1973.
68. Moriuchi, M., J.D. Durham and R.D. Roberts. Productivity monitoring: Fi;st step to
effective manpower allocation. Hospital Financial Management 32(S):30, June 1978.
69. American Hospital Association. Dudgeting Procedures for Hospitals, Chap. 9. Chicago:
American Hospital Association, 1¿7'1.
70. Holder, W.W. and J. Williams.: Better cost co.:tral with flexible budgets and variance
analysis. Hospital Financial Management 30(1;.12, Jan. 1976.
71. Flesher, D.L. Operations Auditing in Hospitals. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, Inc.,
1976.
72. Choate, G.M. Financial ratio analysis. Hospital Progress 55(1):49, Jan. 1974.
73. Bernstein, L.A. Financial Statement Analysis: Theory, Application and Interpretation.
Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1974.
74. Griffith, J.R. Measuring Hospital Performonce. Chicago: Blue Cross Association. 1978.
75. Drebin, M.E. Financial information systems: Key to hospitals' survival, Hospitala
52(12):88, June 16, 1978.
76. Kovener, R.R. Uniform accounting, the background. Hospital Finonciol Monogement
31(6):20, June 1977.
77. Ingram, ).D. Uniform accounting, how it will affect hospitals. Hospital Financial Management
31(6):10, June 1977.
78. American Hospital Association. Chart of Accounts for :I itals. . Chicago: American
Hospital Association, 1976.
79. Berman, R.A. and T.W. Maloney. Are outpatient departments responsible for the fiscal
crisis facing teaching hospitals? The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management 1(1):37,
Jan. 1978.
80. Thompson, G.B. and W.G. Cannon. Hospitals, like industry, must apply cost accounting
techniques. Hospitals 52(12):129, June 16, 1978.