In a study in the State of Washington during 1971-73, 41 general practitioners in rural areas were asked their opinions about (a) their present practices, (b) the medical care needs of their communities, and (c) rural medical care in general. The mos...
Cover: MAXICAP, a new project under development in the Rochester region of New York, offers a mechanism for linking hospital planning with payment functions on a regional basis. Described in the paper on pages 311-317 as "merely one step toward the o...
An opportunity to examine the effects of significant, widely reported events on participation in a breast cancer screening program was presented when countrywide public attention was called to breast cancer by reports of the breast surgery of the wiv...
Cover: MAXICAP, a new project under development in the Rochester region of New York, offers a mechanism for linking hospital planning with payment functions on a regional basis. Described in the paper on pages 311-317 as "merely one step toward the o...
The rapid escalation in health care costs has demonstrated a need to control costs in general and hospital costs in particular. In New York State, efforts at control have followed one of several paths, including reduction of Medicaid program expendit...
This study was part of a continuing effort to define the health profile of a city-county workhouse inmate population. To supplement data previously obtained on the health status of inmates on admission, all subsequent encounters for medical problems ...
If we discard some of the assumptions upon which curatively oriented medical care is based, we can design models to deliver more effective services for those with chronic diseases. Assumptions to be discarded are--that disease processes can be cured ...
This study was part of a continuing effort to define the health profile of a city-county workhouse inmate population. To supplement data previously obtained on the health status of inmates on admission, all subsequent encounters for medical problems ...
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