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FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN PUBLIC HEALTHCARE ORGANISATIONS: DEMAND, REGULATION AND THE WORKING CAPACITY OF THE ACCOUNTING METHOD
Public healthcare organisations in transition economies are increasingly expected to produce financial information that supports tariff setting, capacity planning and performance assessment, while the statutory reporting framework has traditionally been oriented toward confirming budget execution. T
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