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Clinical performance and quality health care, 1996
Managed care creates several dilemmas for the physician executive. Effective management is hindered by lack of analytical tools that stem from current limitations in outcomes research and treatment protocols, altered financial incentives that are controversial and that seem at odds with traditional incentives, and values that create conflict between ...
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Managed care creates several dilemmas for the physician executive. Effective management is hindered by lack of analytical tools that stem from current limitations in outcomes research and treatment protocols, altered financial incentives that are controversial and that seem at odds with traditional incentives, and values that create conflict between ...
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Manage Authorizations to Manage Care
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1996Managed care organizations rely on different ways to authorize the utilization of hospital services, physician specialty care and other referral services. Critical differences revolve around the role the primary care physician plays in the authorization process.
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Pediatric Care Management in a Managed Care Environment
Lippincott's Case Management, 2000A system of specialty pediatric care management requires an understanding of how medical management and care coordination integrate. This article describes an assessment process undertaken in a specialty pediatric medical center to determine the scope and cost of care management for specific diagnostic groups.
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Managed Care and Managed Death
Archives of Neurology, 1997Toward theend of his famous and nearly incomprehensible book, The Critique of Pure Reason , Immanuel Kant underscored the 3 most important questions in philosophic thought: What can I know? What ought I to do? What may I hope? The modal auxiliaries can, ought , and may in these questions are precisely used, implying, respectively, that what is knowable
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Healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems, 1999
Managed care trends--such as acquisitions of local physician practices, mergers among payor and provider organizations and changes to the current role of managing care--means a difference in the way information systems must operate.
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Managed care trends--such as acquisitions of local physician practices, mergers among payor and provider organizations and changes to the current role of managing care--means a difference in the way information systems must operate.
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