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2. THE ROLE OF THE C.S. SUPERVISOR IN STANDARDIZING PRODUCT USE. 2.
3. Service vs. price.
4. Budgeting plays a vital role in purchasing.
5. Coordinating central service and purchasing.
6. SAFETY STARTS WITH PURCHASING.
7. THE ROLE OF THE C.S. SUPERVISOR IN STANDARDIZING PRODUCT USE. 1.
8. An integrated computer system for purchasing.
9. THE PURCHASING PICTURE.
10. PERSONALISM IN MANAGEMENT. I.
11. Electronic data processing benefits both buyer and seller.
12. The information gap.
13. The profession of hospital purchasing. I.
14. A look at hospital purchasing ethics.
15. Purchasing and the building program.
16. HOW TO QUALIFY AS A SPECIALIST IN THE HOSPITAL ORGANIZATION.
17. Purchasing five years from now.
18. Requiem for the price-centered purchasing agent.
19. CARRYING COSTS.
20. The use and abuse of history.
21. Quality buying is value buying--not price buying.
22. Purschasing agents: a self-analysis.
23. A supplier looks at automation in purchasing.
24. CENTRALIZED PURCHASING FOR THE SMALLER HOSPITAL.
25. THE PURCHASING PICTURE. THE NEED TO READ.
26. The hospital pharmacy--a profile. A two-year comparison of activities and trends 1965-1967.
27. Dialogue: a three-way conversation about purchasing problems; a report of the roundtable discussions.
28. When is a Kelly not a Kelly? Buying of surgical instruments requires more than a p.o.
29. Some reasons for a formal evaluation of vendors.
30. Before you buy laundry equipment.
31. WHY SHOULD PURCHASING HAVE THE FINAL DECISION ON SELECTION OF PRODUCTS?
32. An analysis of three basic sources of inventory costs.
33. Value analysis--the action approach to purchasing.
34. It takes know-how and experience.
35. Purchasing 9mage mirrors some problems but purchasing agents are emerging as executives.
36. FREE-STANDING SHELVES REDUCE COSTS.
37. The manufacturer's role in the liaison among central service, purchasing and manufacturers.
38. The purchasing agent's role in management.
39. The traveling purchasing agent.
40. There is a place for creativity in purchasing.
41. Hospital practices on trial. II.
42. A salesman's viewpoint of hospital purchasing. II.
43. The impact of automation in the hospital purchasing field.
44. NAHPM Salary Survey.
45. Some legal aspects of hospital purchasing. III.
46. Lo-the poor purchasing agent.
47. VALUE ANALYSIS REDUCES INVENTORY, CUTS COSTS.
48. Purchasing image mirrors some problems but purchasing agents are emerging as executives.
49. Value analysis--the action approach to cost reduction.
50. There are too many fingers in the purchasing pie.
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