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Pressions Et Budget: Une Etude Qualitative Dans Le Secteur Hospitalier

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  • Irène Georgescu

    (ERFI - Equipe de Recherche sur la Firme et l'Industrie - UM - Université de Montpellier)

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The Reliance on Accounting Performance Measures concept (RAPM) was the object of numerous criticisms for a decade. Criticisms concern in particular the weakness of the theories which the RAPM is based on. The measurement of this paradigm was criticized; the main attention was to know if the study measured the same concept. Few qualitative researches were conducted to identify what the RAPM paradigm is. This exploratory study, based on 31 semi- directives interviews, try to identify what and how the RAPM appears and what kind on effects it produces on operational agent in public hospital.

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  • Irène Georgescu, 2010. "Pressions Et Budget: Une Etude Qualitative Dans Le Secteur Hospitalier," Post-Print hal-00484236, HAL.
  • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-00484236
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    1. Irène Georgescu, 2012. "Communication de l'information et pressions financière interne: une étude exploratoire dans une organisation professionnelle," Post-Print hal-00690953, HAL.

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