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Forming Partnerships to Improve Public Health
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
The Manager
Volume:
7
Issue:
4
Copyright:
1998
Pages:
26
Description:
This issue defines public-private partnerships, lists potential partners at different administrative levels, reviews the factors behind the growth in partnerships, looks at some of the benefits and challenges of partnerships, and offers thoughts on preparing for and implementing them. It also describes the steps involved in developing a contractual relationship and provides examples of several successful partnerships. [editors’ description]
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