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Hlth 6010 Assignment 1
HLTH 6010: Context of Leadership in the U.S. Health Care System
Assignment 1.2: Stakeholder List

|Student Name | |

Ten Most Important Stakeholders

|Describe type or specific organization you are considering: |
| | | |
|Stakeholder Group/Features |Stakeholders’ Needs, …show more content…
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| |does? | |
|Doctors |Income |Source of patients (customers) admitted to hospital |
| |Status |You’ll add more to this list. |
| |You should add others to this list. | |
|Owner of hospital. |Source of revenue, esteem, and pride. |Owner’s desire to have and run a business is the reason the hospital
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