Pioneering a rolling forecast: a North Carolina health system that switched from a traditional to a rolling budget process found the conversion offered a unique perspective of its financial picture
Hill, L.E.
Healthcare Financial Management Journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association 70(11): 58-62
2016
ISSN/ISBN: 0735-0732 PMID: 29897215 Document Number: 687025
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