Trustee workbook 1. Disruptive governance--a path to becoming an exceptional board
Orlikoff, J.E.; Totten, M.K.
Trustee the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards 60(2): 17-20
2007
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-3674 PMID: 17370742 Document Number: 609750
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