Healthcare Quarterly
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E-Letter Worth Noting
The E-Watch on Innovation in Health Services, a weekly electronic newsletter compiled and distributed under the auspices of Prof.Rejean Landry, University of Laval and CHSFR/CIHR Chair on Dissemination and Uptake of Research in Health Services,provides an excellent synopsis of reports, papers,website and announcements relevant to health service providers. To subscribe go to: https://kuuc.chair.ulaval.ca/english/master.php?url=bulletin.php.
Recent reports carried in the report include: Harnessing
Incentives and Unleashing Market Forces in Health Care:The
Mechanics of Rationing
Paper by Andre Gabber for the Ontario Hospital Association
discusses the competitive market model, the unique market for
healthcare, incentives (Demand Side Incentives, Supply Side
Incentives,Hospital Funding) and competition: the case of Britain's
internal market model.
https://www.oha.com/oha/reports.nsf/
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HarnessingIncentiviesandUnleashingMarket
ForcesinHealthCare.pdf?OpenElement
Managing for Excellence in the NHS
This document builds on the major contribution that managers and
leaders in healthcare are making to the reform of the NHS in United
Kingdom.It sets out the new management task for the next three
years and addresses how, together, leaders are going to create a
coherent core of values and systems and build a management and
leadership community in the NHS of international standing.
https://www.doh.gov.uk/managingforexcellence/
managingforexcellence.pdf
Depoliticizing Healthcare: Achievable or Even
Desireable?
On May 30-31, 2002, the Canadian Health Services Research
Foundation (CHSRF) held its third annual invited exchange on key
issues affecting Canada's public healthcare system.Over a day and a
half, discussions included: the perceived problems causing the rise
in interest in depoliticizing healthcare; the impact of viewing
Canadians as consumers, citizens or communities on how to approach
depoliticizing healthcare; the role that predictable and multi-year
funding can play in reducing interjurisdictional and stakeholder
politics; and the kinds of institutions and processes that might
help reduce the less productive aspects of the political process in
healthcare.
https://www.chsrf.ca/docs/resource/2002_invex_e.pdf
The Future of Canadian Health Care
This report by the Caledon Institute of Social Policy describes
four scenarios for future global economic and political structures
and looks at the future of health and healthcare in Canada within
each of these scenarios.The report is meant to speculate not so
much on what will be, as what could be, in an effort to stimulate
consideration of our health system's relationship to global
futures.
https://www.caledoninst.org/PDF/55382024X.pdf
On-Line Journal Papers
Milbank Quarterlyhttps://www.milbank.org/quarterly/featart.html
Life Course Health Development:An Integrated Framework for
Developing Health,Policy, and Research
Neal Halfon and Miles Hochstein
A Loss of Faith:The Sources of Reduced Political Legitimacy
for the American Medical Profession
Mark Schlesinger
Performance-Based Contracting in Wisconsin Public Health:
Transforming State-Local Relations
John Chapin and Bruce Fetter
Effects of Alcohol Consumption on Disability among the Near
Elderly: A Longitudinal Analysis
Jan Ostermann and Frank A. Sloan
Public Roles for the Medical Profession in the United States:
Beyond Theories of Decline and Fall
Rosemary A. Stevens
Theory and Practice in the Design of Physician Payment
Incentives
James C.Robinson
Improving the Quality of Workers'Compensation Health Care
Delivery: The Washington State Occupational Health Services
Project
Thomas M.Wickizer,Gary Franklin,Roy Plaeger-Brockway,and Robert
D.Mootz
Purchasing Cooperatives for Small Employers:Performance and
Prospects
Elliot K.Wicks and Mark A. Hall
Potential and Active Family Caregivers: Changing Networks and
the "Sandwich Generation"
Brenda C. Spillman and Liliana E.Pezzin
Community Accountability among Hospitals Affiliated with
Health Care Systems
Jeffrey A.Alexander,Bryan J.Weiner,and Melissa Succi
Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance:Are Employers Good Agents
for Their Employees?
Pamela B.Peele, Judith R.Lave, Jeanne T.Black,and John H.Evans
III.
Featured on the Health Affairs website:
HEALTH WORKFORCE POLICY REVISITED
https://www.healthaffairs.org
Fighting Hand to Hand over Physician Workforce
Policy
Kevin Grumbach,With Perspective By Uwe E. Reinhardt
Informatics & the Future Health Workforce
Daniel R.Masys
Who Cares For Older Adults?
Christine Tassone Kovner,Mathy Mezey & Charlene Harrington
The Case for Diversity in the Health Workforce
Jordan J.Cohen, Barbara A.Gabriel & Charles Terrell
PLUS:
- Nurse Staffing Ratios in California
- Bridging the Gap between Nursing Schools &
Hospitals
- Oral Health Care for All
- Competencies & Accreditation in GME & More
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