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Planning for innovation in health care: A breakthrough in blood banking
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  • 1977An Analysis of Selected Blood Service Policy Changes27 cited
  • 1979Computer-based regional blood distribution26 cited
  • 1975A Computer‐Based Interactive Planning System for Scheduling Blood Collections24 cited
  • 1980Multiple objective planning for regional blood centers

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  • 1977Cost Effectiveness of Use of Frozen Blood to Alleviate Blood Shortages13 cited
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