STRATEGIC CHOICES AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Nath and Sudharshan (1994, pp. 43-61) investigated the development of competitive advantage within the acute care hospital industry, and in turn the effects on financial performance of the development of a competitive advantage. Nath and Sudharshan (1994, pp. 43-61) emphasized the development of coherence in strategy formulation and implementation as a means of developing a competitive advantage in the acute care hospital industry. The essence of their analysis was the measurement and assessment of the relationship between strategic coherence and financial performance. Nath and Sudharshan (1994, pp. 43-61) found that higher levels of financial performance among acute care hospitals was associated with higher levels of strategy coherence within these hospital organizatio

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