Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce

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Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce. / Powell, Martin; Durose, Joan; Duberley, Joanne; Exworthy, Mark; Fewtrell, Chris; Macfarlane, Fraser; Moss, Philip.

National Institute for Health Research, 2011.

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Harvard

Powell, M, Durose, J, Duberley, J, Exworthy, M, Fewtrell, C, Macfarlane, F & Moss, P 2011, Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce. National Institute for Health Research. <http://www.netscc.ac.uk/hsdr/projdetails.php?ref=08-1808-247#>

APA

Powell, M., Durose, J., Duberley, J., Exworthy, M., Fewtrell, C., Macfarlane, F., & Moss, P. (2011). Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce. National Institute for Health Research. http://www.netscc.ac.uk/hsdr/projdetails.php?ref=08-1808-247#

Vancouver

Powell M, Durose J, Duberley J, Exworthy M, Fewtrell C, Macfarlane F et al. Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce. National Institute for Health Research, 2011.

Author

Powell, Martin ; Durose, Joan ; Duberley, Joanne ; Exworthy, Mark ; Fewtrell, Chris ; Macfarlane, Fraser ; Moss, Philip. / Talent management in the NHS managerial workforce. National Institute for Health Research, 2011.

Bibtex

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