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Making Sense of Practice Finance(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
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23/11/1993
This updated second edition reflects the considerable change that has taken place in the management of finance in general practice since the first edition. One of "The Business Side of General Pract...
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Making Sense of the "Red Book"(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
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31/07/1993
Updating the information from both the first edition and "Making Sense of the New Contract", this guide interprets the "Statement of Fees and Allowances" ("The Red Book"), and highlights the opportu...
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Making Sense of the Cost Rent Scheme(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
This text, aimed at general practitioners and practice managers considering conversion or expansion of premises, examines the options and pitfalls of financing major renovation or building projects,...
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Making Sense of Practice Finance(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
Includes topics such as how pay is determined, cash flow, business planning, book keeping, insurance, VAT and guidance on tax and self assessment.
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General Practitioner's Handbook(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
This second edition explains the business side of general practice. It also provides a reference document for any practice and is relevant to the needs of younger principals, GP registrars and other...
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Making Sense of the "Red Book"(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
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31/08/1997
Updating information from the second edition, this guide interprets the "Statement of Fees and Allowances" ("The Red Book"), and highlights the opportunities and pitfalls of general practice for the...
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General Practitioner's Handbook(Paperback)
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
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02/05/1997
Provides practice staff, health service managers and pharmaceutical executives with clear and accessible guide to the finance, management and organization of general practice.
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