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Early Adoption of Services for Health-Related Social Needs in Medicare.

JAMA Health Forum
Billig JI, Joo JH, Cardin JR, Dang MD, Lin CC, Stimpson JP, Liao JM.   +6 more
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Nonadherence to Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines in Commercially Insured US Adults, 2013-2021.

JAMA Netw Open
Shin MB, Axeen S, Cole AM, Guo XM, Islam JY, Ko LK, Volpi CR, Winer RL, Tsui J.   +8 more
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Health economics in psychiatric nursing

Nursing Standard, 1991
The potential benefits to psychiatric nursing of the new science of health economics are explored in this article, which stems from more extensive research carried out by the authors. It is suggested that an analysis of the relationship between costs and clinical outcomes of community psychiatric nursing interventions will enable an objective ...
K, Gournay, J, Brooking
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The Economic Value of Nursing Research

The American Journal of Nursing, 1982
Despite minimal public and private financial support, nursing research is making significant contributions to the health care of our society.. From studies of infant feeding practices to the investigation of alternatives for care of the elderly, nursing research is playing an important role in improving the cost-effectiveness of patient care.
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Perspective: Economically Speaking About Nurse Staffing

Nursing Leadership, 2001
Evidence exists telling us that we are currently in the early stages of a nursing shortage, and at the same time consumer demands for health care continues to increase. Principals of economics, when applied to such a state forewarn of changing times and can help us to predict a future very different that what we now see.
R, Grein, G, Whitson-Shea
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