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Classical bureaucracy has been the defining hall-mark of health services organization. Is bureaucracy necessary to deliver effective health care? Why or why not?

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The necessity of bureaucracy in order to deliver effective healthcare explained.

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Unfortunately, bureaucracy is necessary and the reason for this is because in order for health services organization to occur, a directive approving such an organization has to exist. Therefore, a lot of ...

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