Alternative futures in health care
Bonine, B.R.
Health Care Strategic Management 8(1): 12-15
1990
ISSN/ISBN: 0742-1478 PMID: 10106318 Document Number: 348938
Many trends will shape the future of medicine and health care architecture, including economics, social, environmental and political forces; however a glimpse into probable futures suggests that technology will play a dominant role in medicine, greatly affecting the types of health care facilities needed.
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