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Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital

Year 1998, Issue: 41-42, 225 - 238, 02.11.2011

Mustafa Delican

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Year 1998, Issue: 41-42, 225 - 238, 02.11.2011

Mustafa Delican

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Primary Language Turkish
Journal Section Makaleler
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Mustafa Delican This is me

Publication Date November 2, 2011
Submission Date November 2, 2011
Published in Issue Year 1998 Issue: 41-42

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APA Delican, M. (2011). Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital. Journal of Social Policy Conferences(41-42), 225-238.
AMA Delican M. Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital. Journal of Social Policy Conferences. November 2011;(41-42):225-238.
Chicago Delican, Mustafa. “Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital”. Journal of Social Policy Conferences, no. 41-42 (November 2011): 225-38.
EndNote Delican M (November 1, 2011) Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital. Journal of Social Policy Conferences 41-42 225–238.
IEEE M. Delican, “Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital”, Journal of Social Policy Conferences, no. 41-42, pp. 225–238, November 2011.
ISNAD Delican, Mustafa. “Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital”. Journal of Social Policy Conferences 41-42 (November 2011), 225-238.
JAMA Delican M. Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital. Journal of Social Policy Conferences. 2011;:225–238.
MLA Delican, Mustafa. “Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital”. Journal of Social Policy Conferences, no. 41-42, 2011, pp. 225-38.
Vancouver Delican M. Motivational Programs İn Health Services Organizations:A Case Study Of Sparrow Hospital. Journal of Social Policy Conferences. 2011(41-42):225-38.