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Delivering Health Care in America: A Systems Approach, Fourth Edition
Leiyu Shi, DrPH, MBA, MPA, Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Co-Director, Johns Hopkins Primary Care Policy Center for the Underserved, Douglas A. Singh, PhD, MBA, Associate Professor of Management, School of Business and Economics, Indiana University at South Bend
ISBN-13: 9780763745127 ISBN-10: 076374512X $96.95 (Sugg. US List) Paperback 650 Pages © 2008
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Specific updates:
- Updated information on many developed and developing nations’ healthcare systems
- The global threat of avian influenza
- Health policy agenda of the Bush administration
- Progress towards Healthy People 2010 goals
- Contemporary examples of policy approaches to pressing issues facing the U.S. healthcare delivery system
- The effects of corporatization, information revolution, and globalization on health care delivery.
- Descriptions of current trends in the U.S. healthcare workforce, including the growing role of hospitalists and the ongoing nursing shortage
- The section on Information Technology has been expanded to include subsections on Electronic health records and e-health.
- Medicare Part D
- Prospective payment initiatives for inpatient psychiatric facilities and inpatient rehabilitation facilities
- Pay-for-performance initiative
- The role of outpatient and primary care services, with a focus on trends in public payments for home health services
- Role of long-term care hospitals and reimbursement for their services
- Disease management as a strategy to manage utilization
- The role of inpatient rehabilitation facilities
- Updated information on health services for special or vulnerable populations
- Updated information on healthcare costs, access, and quality, including the trend towards pay-for-performance
- State strategies to provide universal coverage
- State Children’s Health Insurance Plan reauthorization issues
- The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
- High-deductible health plans
- Insurance restructuring in Massachusetts
- Challenges in long-term care
- The era of evidence-based medicine
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