Doctors on ships?
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The decision as to whether a medical doctor, or other expensive specialist, should be carried aboard ship depends upon demand for service, consequences of not providing this service, and cost of providing the service. A simple preliminary mathematical model to aid in making this decison wisely is presented. (Author)
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