Name: Why Hospital-Based Medical Groups Must Exploit Honey Bee Strategy by The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: Considering honey bees have been on earth for between 40 to 150 million years, it pays to consider their hive strategy for success, especially because it maps perfectly onto medical groups.

Considering honey bees have been on earth for between 40 to 150 million years, it pays to consider their hive strategy for success, especially because it maps perfectly onto medical groups.

Why Hospital-Based Medical Groups Must Exploit Honey Bee Strategy

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Why Hospital-Based Medical Groups Must Exploit Honey Bee Strategy

The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm

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