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Estimating bed requirements for an intermediate care facility

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  • Utley, Martin
  • Gallivan, Steve
  • Davis, Katie
  • Daniel, Patricia
  • Reeves, Paula
  • Worrall, Jennifer

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  • Utley, Martin & Gallivan, Steve & Davis, Katie & Daniel, Patricia & Reeves, Paula & Worrall, Jennifer, 2003. "Estimating bed requirements for an intermediate care facility," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 150(1), pages 92-100, October.
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