Health Care
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Health Care: Universal Right or Personal Responsibility?
By Corinne J. Naden, Erin L. McCoyThe responsibility for carrying out these regulations went to the Bureau of Chemistry, headed by Harvey Washington Wiley. In 1927, the bureau became the Food, Drug, and Insecticide organization. In 1930, it was renamed again, ...
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Health Care: A Right Or a Privilege?
By Corinne J. NadenThe responsibility for carrying out these regulations went to the Bureau of Chemistry, headed by Harvey Washington Wiley. In 1 927, the bureau became the Food, Drug, and Insecticide organization. In 1930, it became the Food and Drug ...
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Health Care: Opposing Viewpoints
By Karen BalkinKen Smith has a mission : to destroy the HMO system which today enrolls 85 percent of insured Americans . The Boston - based physician's reasons are simple and humane : “ We are for patients , not profits .
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Health Care
By Susan Gordon, Peterson's Guides Staff, Peggy J. SchmidtIndividuals describe their work as home health aides, nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, x-ray technicians, and medical assistants
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Health Care: A Postcard History of Twentieth-century Attitudes and Practices
By J. K CrellinHealth Care: A Postcard History of Twentieth-century Attitudes and Practices
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Health Care: Opposing Viewpoints
By James D. TorrBIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS Henry J. Aaron , ed . ... John J. Connolly The ABCs of HMOs : How to Get the Best from Managed Care . ... Charles J. Dougherty Back to Reform : Values , Markets , and the Health Care System .
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Health Care: A Community Concern? : Developments in the Organization of Canadian Health Services
By Anne CrichtonThe Verdun Hospital in the Home and the New Brunswick Extra Mural Hospital are clearly home care programs based on this line of reasoning, which are driven by the hospital sector (New Brunswick 1990, n.d.; Marshall 1989; Bouchard 1990).
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Health Care: It Can Be Fixed
By Fritz ScheffelScheffel explains how Americans can have the very best and affordable health care system in the world and why, if the process of making it right doesn't happen soon, it may never happen.
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Health Care
By Pat Armstrong, Hugh ArmstrongThis second edition of About Canada: Health Care is an accessible, up-to-date introduction to how the Canadian health care system works, how it is changing and what can be done to make it better.
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Health Care
By Olivia FergusonJim Champy and Harry Greenspun, Reengineering Health Care: A Manifesto for Radically Rethinking Health Care Delivery. Upper Saddle River, NJ: FT Press, 2010. Clayton M. Christenson, The Innovator's Prescription: A Disruptive Solution ...
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Health Care: Significant Reductions in Corporate Retiree Health Liabilities Projected If Medicare Eligibility Age Lowered To 60
By U. S. Government Accountability Office, U S Government Accountability OfficeGAO discussed company-sponsored retiree health benefits.
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Health Care: Priorities and Management
By Harold Copeman, Gwyn Bevan, John PerrinIn this chapter we consider the question of alternative sources and methods of funding health care in Britain. It will be helpful if we take account of the experience of other countries in their use of alternative approaches to funding.
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Health Care: Prison Mental Health Care Can Be Improved by Better Management and More Effective Federal Aid
By U. S. Government Accountability OfficeAdequate mental health care involves identifying inmates' individual problems or needs and providing treatment tailored to meet their needs.
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Health Care: School-Based Health Centers Can Expand Access for Children
By DIANE Publishing CompanyReviews the role of school-based health centers in expanding children's access to health care and the financial and other obstacles school centers must overcome to launch and maintain their services.
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Health Care
By Frank Ward"Wellness vs. Illness is a broad-based examination of the delivery of health care. The book analyzes large areas of the healthcare system and the various effects these areas have on the patients who use them.
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Health Care: Its Psychosocial Dimensions
By David C. Thomasma, Jurrit BergsmaCalling on the methodology of psychology, the authors explore the way illness alters the self-image of the sick person, and the way the experience changes the person who is ill....
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Health Care: Readiness of U.S. Contingency Hospital Systems to Treat War Casualties
By United States Accounting OfficeHealth Care: Readiness of U.S. Contingency Hospital Systems to Treat War Casualties