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To the Public a Hospital Is a Hospital

New England Journal of Medicine, 1963
THE modern hospital is fast becoming a problem in semantics. The fact is becoming increasingly clear that a hospital does not mean the same thing to those who talk of overuse of hospital care as it...
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The public hospital of the future

Medical Journal of Australia, 2003
Public hospitals designed for the past are not changing rapidly enough to meet the needs of the future. Changing work practices, increased pressure on bed occupancy, and greater numbers of patients with complex diseases and comorbidities will determine the functions of future hospitals.
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Private and public patients in public hospitals in Australia

Health Policy, 2014
The nature of the private-public mix in health insurance and in health care is a major issue in most health systems.To compare the hospitalization characteristics of private and public patients hospitalized in public hospitals.We focused on planned, overnight and same-day admissions, discharged during 2004-2005 from the public New South Wales hospitals,
Amir, Shmueli, Elizabeth, Savage
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Public hospitals and phase I

Fundamental & Clinical Pharmacology, 1990
Summary— The forthcoming opening of a phase I unit in a French public hospital ‐ the Louis Pradel Cardiovascular and Pneumological Hospital, Hospices Civils de Lyon ‐ presents an opportunity for its manager, Benoît Leclercq, to explain with both public hospitals and the phase I unit have a mutual interest in working together: the hospital facilities ...
L, Nivet, B, Leclercq
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Public Hospitals and Managed Care

Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 1994
Managed health care is used increasingly in the public and private sectors to control rising health-care costs and to assure quality of care. While current proposals for health-care reform promote even wider application of managed care as a component in cost control, the formal use of managed care by public hospitals has not been fully explored.
R H, Curry, M P, Rafferty, S K, Huckaby, R B, Johnson, J W, Robitscher   +4 more
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An analysis of the strategies for public hospitals

Health Services Management Research, 2006
Today, more than ever, the variables that define the health-care environment (demand, costs, system deregulation) are undergoing rapid change, thus obliging hospital administrators to develop and implement competitive strategies in order to survive in the increasingly competitive environment of hospital management.
Cristina, Madorran-García, Isabel, de Val-Pardo   +1 more
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The Teaching Hospital's Service to the Public

New England Journal of Medicine, 1947
THAT ether was introduced into the practice of medicine in a hospital such as the Massachusetts General Hospital was not an odd chance.
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The Plight of the Urban Public Hospital

Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1980
This paper reviews identifying characteristics of the urban public hospital and discusses some of the chronic problems, such as funding, image, constituency and acceptance, that this institution has faced. Alternative courses of action for dealing with these problems are considered. No single solution is recommended for every community, but suggestions
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Genomic, clinical and immunity data join forces for public health

Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023
Amber Barton, Caroline Colijn, Colijn Caroline   +2 more
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Transfers to a Public Hospital

New England Journal of Medicine, 1986
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