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Society, 1989
w 'hen Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency, both conservative and liberal analysts predicted revolutionary changes in the health and welfare system of the country. When Reagan left office eight years later, major programs affecting the elderly that had been targeted for radical modification or elimination still existed. Medicare continues as a federal
Steven P. Wallace, Carroll L. Estes
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w 'hen Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency, both conservative and liberal analysts predicted revolutionary changes in the health and welfare system of the country. When Reagan left office eight years later, major programs affecting the elderly that had been targeted for radical modification or elimination still existed. Medicare continues as a federal
Steven P. Wallace, Carroll L. Estes
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Health Affairs, 2007
Major factors in adoption of new national health policies include (1) a crisis or perceived opportunity; (2) a persuasive diagnosis of what is needed; (3) a prescription for new policies; and (4) new technologies that are ready to go. The past twenty-five years illustrate that the development of new policy ideas to where they can be implemented as ...
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Major factors in adoption of new national health policies include (1) a crisis or perceived opportunity; (2) a persuasive diagnosis of what is needed; (3) a prescription for new policies; and (4) new technologies that are ready to go. The past twenty-five years illustrate that the development of new policy ideas to where they can be implemented as ...
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Health Affairs, 2005
This paper presents a cyclical theory of U.S. federalism and social policy: Many social policy initiatives are tested and refined at the state level, especially during conservative periods, and later morph into national policies. The paper describes such federalism cycles and offers an interpretation of why and how they occur, focusing on Medicaid ...
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This paper presents a cyclical theory of U.S. federalism and social policy: Many social policy initiatives are tested and refined at the state level, especially during conservative periods, and later morph into national policies. The paper describes such federalism cycles and offers an interpretation of why and how they occur, focusing on Medicaid ...
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Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2000
Purpose: To describe ways nurses are and are not effective in the development of health policy in the United States today, and to provide useful information for those interested in making nursing a more vital part of the policy arena.Design: Qualitative examination of the career experiences and observations of a purposive sample of 27 American nurses
K M, Gebbie, M, Wakefield, K, Kerfoot
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Purpose: To describe ways nurses are and are not effective in the development of health policy in the United States today, and to provide useful information for those interested in making nursing a more vital part of the policy arena.Design: Qualitative examination of the career experiences and observations of a purposive sample of 27 American nurses
K M, Gebbie, M, Wakefield, K, Kerfoot
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Harvard Review of Psychiatry, 1998
(1998). Gender and Health Policy. Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 340-343.
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(1998). Gender and Health Policy. Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 340-343.
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Health Policy and Education, 1980
This article gives a review of the hospice concept of care. The importance of caring for the patient and family as one unit for the purpose of addressing needs of each, and the specific needs of the dying patient and of his/her family are discussed. The alleviation of symptoms and control of pain are of primary importance in terminal cases.
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This article gives a review of the hospice concept of care. The importance of caring for the patient and family as one unit for the purpose of addressing needs of each, and the specific needs of the dying patient and of his/her family are discussed. The alleviation of symptoms and control of pain are of primary importance in terminal cases.
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Social determinants of health and US cancer screening interventions: A systematic review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Ariella R Korn +2 more
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