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Trade Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Printing. 372 Pages Indexed. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill. This casebook offers a wealth of in- sights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care. Contents in Six Parts: Rationing Shared Resources, Incentives to Contain Costs and Improve Quality, Quality Care in a Competitive Market, Responsibilities to Patients, Managed Care for Vulnerable Populations, and Responsibilities to the Community.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill.This casebook offers a wealth of insights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care.…

01. Condition: Wie neu. 1988. 173 S., 83 Abb. Sprache: Deutsch.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill.This casebook offers a wealth of insights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. This book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: As New. Solberg, Nils; Hayward, R. (illustrator).

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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. xvii, 557 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. ; ISBN: 3110066920 :; 9783110066920; National Library: 7605709 LCCN: 75-41464 ; LC: RB40; Dewey: 616.07/56; NLM: W3; QY 90 ; OCLC: 1973998 ; orange cloth ; no dustjacket ; name on front endpaper ; Contents: Considerations on bilirubin determination -- Comparison between determination models -- Interlaboratory quality control using the daily means of patients results -- Quality control in relation to determination materials, standards and controls -- Evaluation of some determination materials used in the Scandinavian Recommended Methods for determination of four enzymes in blood and the performance of control materials with these methods -- The control of error and use of standardized reference samples in estimation of the true biological normal range -- Studies on alkaline phosphates of different origin with an external quality control scheme -- Evaluation of several commercial controls. Correlation between them -- Interlaboaratory comparison of both accuracy and precision by two-sample method -- The World Health Organization-Center for Disease Control lipid standardization program -- Quality control in relation to data evaluation, processing and presentation -- The determination of assigned values for control specimens -- The role of external quality control schemes in improving the quality of laboratory results -- Computerized techniques for quality controlin the clinical chemistry laboratory -- Systems analysis of analytical procedures as a means of improving theiur performance -- Discussion of the options followed in processing quality control data -- Richterich Memorial Lecture -- Seeking the way -- Wuality reuirements for beta-NADH and beta-NAD -- Studies on the purity and storage of NADH -- The molar absorption coefficient of beat-Nicotinamide-Adenine-Dinucleotide -- Stability of NADH containing reagent for the determination of transaminases on the Greiner Selective Analyzer GSA II -- The contribution of spectrophotometric instrument month to month variability to the precision of molar concentration measurements using Molar Absorptivity Constant for NADH -- NAD quality control: Standardization of methods for the selection of an NAD Coenzyme -- A convenient enzyme system for the evaluation of NADH preparations -- Clinical studies of a system for the evaluation of NADH purity -- Comparison of mammalian tissue extracts and evaluation of a system for the detection of enzyme inhibitors in NADH preparations -- Temperature dependence of Difference-Absorption coefficients of NADH minus NAD+ and NADPH minus NADP+ in the near ultraviolet -- Quality control and hematology -- A first transatlantic, live demonstration of a computerized audio-response communications system of an automated clinical laboratory -- International criteria for reference materials -- Diagnostic material -- Acceptability of quality control materials -- A system approach to calibration etc etc ; FINE. Book.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill.This casebook offers a wealth of insights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill.This casebook offers a wealth of insights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care. The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. This book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The rapid rise of managed care in the United States has introduced new complexities into ethical dilemmas in health care by changing the traditional relationships among health plans, payers, providers, and patients. Through twenty case studies that provide snapshots of a wide range of ethical challenges, this book explores the goals, methods, and practices of managed care. Accompanying each case are questions for consideration and a pair of commentaries by prominent contributors from diverse fields. Through the cases and commentaries, this book clarifies the internal workings of managed care, explains relevant concepts, and offers practical, constructive guidance in addressing the ethical and policy issues. The cases address a broad spectrum of issues concerning rationing shared resources, financial incentives, quality of care, and responsibilities to patients, vulnerable populations, and the community. Specific topics range from coverage of emergency services through funding medical education to respecting patients' religious beliefs and caring for the seriously mentally ill. This casebook offers a wealth of insights into critical issues that affect the delivery of managed care in an increasingly competitive market. It will be invaluable for those managing the delivery and financing of health care and for students and practitioners of the health professions and health administration, as well as interested recipients of managed care.…

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