AUXILIARIES “Michigan's Rural Communities Test Health Care Reform,” Strugar- “MAHA: ‘But What Do You Do,”” Peacock, Chris; 29(6): 98; Fritsch, Donna; 30(2): 60-62; Data Issue 1994. November/December 1993. “Collaboration is a Way of Life for Holland Community Hospital,” “Auxilian Loyalties: Don't Take Them for Granted!,” Hammerstrom, Javorek, Judy N., RN; 30(3): 12-17; Spring Issue 1994. Lynne; 30(1): 50; Winter Issue 1994. “Creating a Healthier Home in Macomb County,” Rugh, Cheri; 30(3): “There's Gold in Them There Halls!,” Hammerstrom, Lynne; 30(2): 34-36; Spring Issue 1994. 65; Data Issue 1994. “A Healthy Future for Tawas,” Strayer, Jennifer; 30(4):68-69; Annual “Merging Hospitals and the Auxiliary,” Hammerstrom, Lynne; 30(3): Meeting Issue 1994. 50; Spring Issue 1994. “MHA Community Service Award Winners Go the Extra Mile,” Rugh, “MAHA and MHA: Partners in Service to Michigan Hospitals,” Cheri; 30(4): 48-62; Annual Meeting Issue 1994. 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Spencer; 30(3): 28-33; Spring Issue 1994. “A Marriage of Hospitals Begats Healthy Babies,” Rugh, Cheri; 30(5): “Role Shifts: Collaboration - A New Era Begins,” Gonzalez, William G.; 38-39; Fall Issue 1994. 30(5): 41; Fall Issue 1994. “Role Shifts: Collaboration - A New Era Begins,” Gonzalez, William G.; 30(5): 41; Fall Issue 1994. HEALTH CARE REFORM “Health Care Reform: Where We Have Been, Where We Are Going,” DATA Seaman, David A. and Peters, Brian E.; 30(1): 10-28; Winter Issue “Michigan Hospital Association Community Survey: Summary of 1994. 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