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Health Care Delivery

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
"Health Care Financing and Delivery in the Decade Ahead" is a prosaic title that could be, and no doubt has been, used many times to introduce a monograph in defense of some specific program or legislative proposal in the health and medical care fields. Yet the article bearing this title, by Walter McNerney (p 1154), is not in the least prosaic.
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Value of Health Care Delivery

JAMA, 2011
In his Commentary, Dr Brook advocated for enhanced collaboration between clinicians and health sciences researchers to maximize health care value and reduce cost. Thoughtful consideration of how health sciences data can be used to improve the delivery of care requires a framework that includes categories that are mutually exclusive and comprehensively ...
Duclos, Antoine, Carty, Matthew
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Reproductive Health Care Delivery

Urologic Clinics of North America, 2014
Most patients in the United States with reproductive health disorders are not covered by their health insurance for these problems. Health insurance plans consider reproductive care as a lifestyle choice not as a disease. If coverage is provided it is, most often, directed to female factor infertility and advanced reproductive techniques, ignoring male
Mark C, Lindgren, Lawrence S, Ross
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The Science of Health-Care Delivery

Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 2016
Abstract: As the health-care system evolves toward delivering greater value for the patient, orthopaedic surgeons are continually being challenged to manage the health of a population. The traditional focus of scientific inquiry within orthopaedics has been at the individual patient level. The science of health-care delivery is
Alok D, Sharan, James, Weinstein
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Radiology and the Delivery of Health Care

Radiology, 1972
Abstract Physicians, medical administrators, politicians, and community leaders have been parties to discussions of the inadequacies and inefficiencies of our present methods of providing medical services. Regardless of the justifications of the criticisms, new systems will inevitably supplant the present ones.
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Changing the Delivery of Health Care

AORN Journal, 2013
VALUE-BASED PURCHASING T he health care delivery system in the United States has come to a fork in the road. Some would take the road that maintains the current delivery system and leaves payment strategies essentially unchanged. Others would choose to take a much-less-traveled path that would move the health care system to a model that in many ways ...
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