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Program planning of a biomedical communications center: an implementation-oriented approach.

This article illustrates application of (1) Nominal Group Technique and (2) Importance-Performance Analysis, both commonly used planning strategies, to the programmatic planning of a university-based biomedical communications center. The method described may prove useful when successful implementation of such a plan depends upon cooperation between diverse client groups within the organization.