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Health Care Administration

Health Care Management Review, 1985
Essentially an introductory text, this volume is a well-organized collection of readings consisting of 1 6 articles and 2 chapters, originally published between 1 964 and 1 971. The readings are grouped into 14 chapters entitled: Multidimensional Aspects of Health Care; Systems; Organizations; Structural Aspects of Decision-Making; Decision Making ...
Samuel Levey, N. Paul Loomba
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Health care administration and drug policy

The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2023
AbstractThe American healthcare system faces a potential reorganization of the way in which services are provided and financed. We argue that healthcare administrators need to be increasingly aware of the ways in which our nation's illicit drug policy, commonly referred to as the ‘War on Drugs’, affects the provision of health services.
David F. Duncan, Gregory Ellis‐Griffith, Thomas Nicholson, Swateja Nimkar   +3 more
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Health Care Administration.

Academy of Management Review, 1976
This article presents reviews of several books including, “Principals of Hospital Administration,” by Jim McGibony, “The Care of Health in Communities: Access for Outcasts,” by Nancy Milio and “Introduction to Health Planning,” by D. C. Bergwall.
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Health Care in the Next Administration

New England Journal of Medicine, 2008
The future of health care in the United States — access, cost, and quality — is a critical issue in the 2008 presidential election.
David M, Cutler, Gail R, Wilensky
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Health Care Administration

AORN Journal, 1996
Health Care Administration, second ed Edited by Lawrence F.
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The Health Care Financing Administration

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987
When the Medicare and Medicaid programs were enacted in the mid-1960s, the intention was to assist certain people in need without interfering with the private practice of medicine. What legislators, citizens, and physicians wanted was a single medical system for everyone.
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Health Care Change: Challenge for Nurse Administrators

Nursing Administration Quarterly, 1999
Nursing administrators facing reorganization understand the difficulties and resistance that accompany organizational change. This article discusses resilience, a critical character trait for successfully managing change. Understanding the change process can assist those charged with the challenge of leading organizational change to manage the journey ...
N, Bonalumi, K, Fisher
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The Bush Administration's Health Care Plan

New England Journal of Medicine, 1992
The genesis of the debate over the nation's health care system lies in a paradox: on the one hand, more dollars are being spent on health care in the United States than in any other country; on the other hand, some 15 percent of our citizens do not have health insurance. As a society, Americans spent over $666 billion on health care in 1990 (the latest
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Market administration in health care delivery

Health Care Management Review, 1989
Market and segment administration represent an alternative perspective to recently popular product or product line administration approaches. By focusing on specific markets and segments of interest, market administration can further the organization's mission and promote its financial viability.
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Addressing Health Care’s Administrative Cost Crisis

JAMA
This Viewpoint argues that standardizing and streamlining administrative tasks could decrease health care costs and have a direct positive effect on patients and clinicians.
Brooke, Istvan, Kevin A, Schulman, Stefanos, Zenios   +2 more
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