LEADERSHIP STYLES AT A NURSING HOME 
.... On a general level, most leadership styles may be grouped in Douglas McGregor's (1960,
pp.
30 60). "Theory X and Theory Y" framework. ....
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MARKETING NURSING
.... and improving care quality (Manion, 1991,
pp. 18-21; Behner and Hagerott, 1991,
pp.
30-34). In the 1990s also, government has found ....
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DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY
.... Kurlowicz (1993,
pp.
30-36) found that a variety of social factors are implicated in the development of depression among the elderly. ....
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CYCLE TIME REDUCTION in Globalized Markets
.... plant in Trenton, NJ has a facade "whose design speaks dearly of the 1930s, with echoes of the then-popular Art Deco style" (Barrier, 1992,
pp.
30-31). ....
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1980s Bubble Economy of Japan
.... The Japanese economy functions differently to a significant extent from most of the developed Western economies (Turner, 1994,
pp.
30 32; Ito, 1993,
pp. ....
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NURSING CONCEPTS
.... be unique, and holds that each person consists of a composite of characteristics within a normal range of such characteristics (Ross & Helmer, 1988,
pp.
30-36 ....
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ARE PAROLE SYSTEMS NECESSARY?
.... incarceration type. A third potential solution is a requirement for offender restitution to victims (Roy, 1990,
pp.
30-36). A fourth ....
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America's Dependence on Fossil Fuels
....
30 32, 34), (5) solar energy (American Academy for the Advancement of Science, 1990,
pp. 1403 1404), and (6) wind power (Scientific American, 1990,
pp. ....
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HILTON HOTELS CORPORATION
.... Hotels are participating in the WAVE program, one goal of which is the reduction in water consumption by hotels in the 15- to
30-percent range (Shaw, 1992,
pp. ....
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DETERMINANTS OF FRENCH FOREIGN POLICY
.... and military power. Prestige is the reputation for power, and military power in particular" (
pp.
30-31). Prestige refers primarily ....
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Team-based Production
.... patterns of communication between labor and management away from the adversarial and authoritarian climate and to a more participatory environment (
pp.
30-37). ....
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Imperialist Aggression in the Balkans
.... would again find itself caught in the crossfire, as Habsburg Emperor Franz Josef began turned his attention to "Eastern policy"(Stapleton, 2001,
pp.
30). ....
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Importing Commodity Foods & Beverages to the US
.... the tailoring of products for specific international markets in the 1990s is through the application of the concept of mass customization (Voss, 1991,
pp.
30-33 ....
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Competitive Advantage of Good Customer Service
.... THROUGH CUSTOMER SERVICE: A LITERATURE REVIEW In the 1990s, customer service has become a major ingredient of corporate competitiveness (Kiely, 1993,
pp.
30 34 ....
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IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
.... health care services at costs that are well below those associated with most of the more traditional health care service providers (Sharp, 1992,
pp.
30-32). ....
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Nurse Practitioner Midwives
.... health care services at costs that are well below those associated with most of the more traditional health care service providers (Sharp, 1992b,
pp.
30-32). ....
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The Elderly Population in the US
.... 63-64. Exter, T. (1990, June). How big will the older market be? American Demographics, 12:
pp.
30-33, 36. Moehrle, T. (1990, May). ....
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Problems Facing General Motors
.... McWhirter, William. "Major Overhaul." Time Magazine,
30 December 1991,
pp. 56-58. .... Treece, James B. "The Board Revolt." Business Week,
30 April 1992,
pp.
30-36.
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American Health Care Environment
.... from the WORKFORCE 2000 as those firms determine that such strategies are compatible with their own specific labor demand requirements (Karp, 1993,
pp.
30-34). ....
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Factors Affecting Consumption by Hotel Guests
.... chains are participating in the WAVE program, one goal of which is the reduction in water consumption by hotels in the 15 to
30 percent range (Shaw, 1992,
pp. ....
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DELIVERING HEALTH CARE THROUGH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAMS
.... and improving care quality (Manion, 1991,
pp. 18-21; Behner & Hagerott, 1991,
pp.
30-34). While it is highly important for multi ....
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St. Luke's Nursing Home
.... and improving care quality (Manion, 1991,
pp. 18 21; Behner and Hagerott, 1991,
pp.
30 34). A nurse practitioner is defined as one ....
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ECONOMY OF THE PHILIPPINES
.... One week later, on
30 March, the Far Eastern Economic Review stated that the .... abroad continues "to grow as their homeland's economy stagnates" (Karp, 1995,
pp. ....
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COUNTERTRADE FROM A MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
.... the selling entity or the selling country agree to purchase specified volumes of the output from the production facility being sold (Francis, 1987,
pp.
30-31). ....
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Police Patrol Organization
.... In Hofer, C., & Schendel, D. (Eds.). Strategic Management. Boston: Little, Brown and Company,
pp.
30 44. Tregoe, BB, & Zimmerman, JW (1979). ....
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BODY IMAGE AND MASTECTOMY
.... care." Nevertheless, it is widely held that the nurse is the medical professional who is in the best position to deliver such care (Murton, 1992,
pp.
30, 55). ....
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Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Ltd.
.... 29-
30): The Japanese economy functions differently to a significant extent from most of the developed Western economies (Ito, 1993,
pp. ....
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Health Care Services for the Homeless
.... health care services at costs that are well below those associated with most of the more traditional health care service providers (Sharp, 1992b,
pp.
30 32). ....
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Failure of the War on Poverty
.... pregnancy for young African American girls between the ages of 15 and 19 is almost 50 percent higher than for white or Hispanic girls (Ford, 1989,
pp.
30-31). ....
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DEATH OF A SPOUSE AS A PSYCHOSOCIAL CRISIS
.... the loss of a spouse persists for a minimum of
30 months subsequent to the death (Thompson, Gallagher-Thompson, Futterman, Gilewski, and Farberow, 1991,
pp. ....
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