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Under each
topic below are some samples articles you might find
useful. Next to each article citation is the name
of the database where the article may be found.
If you have trouble locating the article in the database,
call the reference desk for help (626-6415), or email
Megan Davis at megandavis1@weber.edu
Brown, H. (2003, July 21). The
doctor is out. Forbes, 172(2), 46.
Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Reilly, P. (2003, June 16). Help
wanted, desperately. Modern Healthcare, 33(24),
24.
Retrieved
from Business Source Premier database.
Romano, M. (2003, June 16). The
vanishing doctor surplus. Modern Healthcare,
33(24), 28. Retrieved from Business Source Premier
database.
Austin, M. (2003, May 22). Doctor
shortage stalling surgeries: Suburbs lure urban anesthesiologists.
Denver Post, p. A01. Retrieved from ProQuest
Newspapers database.
Fitch
foresees no relief to the current nursing shortage.
(2003, May 15). Retrieved from http://www.hospitalconnect.com.
Park, C. (2003,
May 13). Shortages make recruiting doctors difficult.
The Chattanooga Times/Free Press, p. A1. Retrieved
from Lexis-Nexis Academic database.
Kowalczyk, L. (2003, April 27). A
survey finds physician crisis in key specialties patients
report waiting for care. Boston Globe, p.
B6. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Thrall, T.
(2003, February). MDs:
Missing doctors? Hospitals & Health Networks,
77(2), 34. Retrieved from Business Source
Premier database.
Colwill, J. & Cultice, J. (2003,
January/February). The
future supply of family physicians: Implications for
rural America. Health Affairs, 22(1),
190. Retrieved from ABI/INFORM Global database.
Kemper, V. (2002, November 7). Elderly
scrambling for care/It's hard to find physicians who
accept Medicare patients. Houston Chronicle,
p. 11. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Cooper, R., Getzen, T., McKee, H.,
& Laud, P. (2002, January/February). Economic
and demographic trends signal an impending physician
shortage. Health Affairs, 21(1), 140.
Retrieved from ABI/INFORM Global database.
Deighton, B. (2002, January 17). Doctor
shortage is widespread. [Letter to the editor].
The Augusta Chronicle, p. A05. Retrieved from
ProQuest Newspapers database.
Lambro, D. (2003, August 7). Dean's
budget-balancing act left taxpayers in red; Bush campaign
braces to slam record. The Washington Times,
p. A01. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Ebbert, S. & Lutz, K. (2003, August
6). Welfare
benefits set to decrease for 16,000. Boston
Globe, p. B1. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers
database.
Halstead, T. & Rubiner, L. (2003,
August 5). Health
insurance required. [Editorial]. The Washington
Post, p. A15. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers
database.
Gambling
on private health insurance. (2003, August 4). [Editorial].
The Washington Post, p. A14. Retrieved from
ProQuest Newspapers database.
Paris, R. (2003, August 2). National
health. [Letter to the editor]. The Press Democrat,
p. B6. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Disharoon, S. (2003, July 22). Americans
deserve national health care program. [Editorial].
The Press Democrat, p. D8. Retrieved from ProQuest
Newspapers database.
Detroit's
health-care tar pit. (2003, July 18). [Editorial].
Wall Street Journal, p. A8. Retrieved from
ProQuest Newspapers database.
Bush
abandons epochal health care battle. (2003, July
8). [Editorial]. The Augusta Chronicle , p.
A04. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Mabley, J. (2003, July 6). Who
will have the guts to make health care a campaign issue?
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Ill.), p.
13. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers database.
Socialized
medicine sick. (2003, June 27). [Opinion]. Deseret
News, p. A18. Retrieved from ProQuest Newspapers
database.
Hillarycare's
demise in Oregon. (2002, November 20). [Editorial].
The Washington Times, p. A20. Retrieved from
ProQuest Newspapers database.
Sampedro, J. & Norris, G. (2002,
August). North
American health system leads neighbors in the South
by example. Managed Healthcare Executive, 12(8),
34. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Demand
Management
Durham, N.
(2002, August 5). GP
contract must tackle demand. GP: General Practitioner,
pg. 15. Retrieved from Health Source: Nursing/Academic
Edition database.
Chapple, A.
& Rogers, A. (1999, November). 'Self-care'
and its relevance to developing demand management strategies:
A review of qualitative research. Health &
Social Care in the Community, 7(6),
445. Retrieved from Health Source: Nursing/Academic
Edition database.
Kastens, J.
(1998, November/December). Integrated
care management: Aligning medical call centers and nurse
triage services. Nursing Economic$, 16(6),
320. Retrieved from Health Source: Nursing/Academic
Edition database.
Zweifler,
J. (2007). The
missing link: Improving quality with a chronic disease
management intervention for the primary care office.
Annals of Family Medicine, 5(5), 453. Retrieved
from the Directory of Open Access Journals database.
Wharam, J.F.,
et al. (2007, March 14). Emergency
department use and subsequent hospitalizations among
members of a high-deductible health plan. JAMA,
297(10), 1093. Also see: Grudzen, C.R. & Brook,
R.H. (2007, March 14). High-deductible health plans
and emergency department use. [Editorial]. JAMA,
297(10), 1126. Request at Stewart Library Reference
Desk.
Total
Health Care Expenditures
Fong, T., (2003, June 16). Pointing
fingers. Modern Healthcare. 33(24), 8.
Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Snyderman, R. & Williams, R.,
(2003, May 26). The
new prevention, Modern Healthcare, 33(21),
19. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Fong, T.,
(2003, March 3). Things
aren't getting better. Modern Healthcare.
33(9), 6.
Retrieved
from Business Source Premier database.
Fong, T., (2003, February 24). Supply
and demand. Modern Healthcare, 33(8),
10. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Gaffney, M. & Zimmerman, M., (2002,
November 11). An
old-fashioned way to control costs. Modern
Healthcare. 32(45), 32. Retrieved from Business
Source Premier database.
Health-care
costs: The painful truth. (2002, October 23) Business
Week Online. Retrieved from http://www.businessweek.com.
Reilly, P., (2002, September 30).
The
driving forces behind soaring healthcare costs.
Modern Healthcare. 32(39), 8. Retrieved from
Business Source Premier database.
Kocakulah, M. & Joseforsky, H.,
(2002, Spring). Wellness
programs: A remedy for reducing healthcare costs.
Hospital Topics 80(2), 26. Retrieved from
Business Source Premier database.
Duff, S., (2002, March 18). Up,
up and away. Modern Healthcare. 32(11),
11. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Wechsler, J., (2002, March). Payer
reap rewards of new drug spending over the long haul.
Managed Healthcare Executive. 12(3), 9. Retrieved
from Business Source Premier database.
Serota, S., (2002, February 11). The
path to affordability. Modern Healthcare.
32(6), 25. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Benko, L., (2002, January 28). Blues
probes cost of care. Modern Healthcare.
32(4), 12. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Lovern, E., (2002, January 14). Picking
up speed. Modern Healthcare. 32(2),
12. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Jacobzone,
S. & Oxley, H., (2001, November) Healthcare expenditure:
A future in question. The OECD Observer. 229,
15. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Wechsler, J., (2001, November). Hospital
costs boost healthcare spending. Managed
Healthcare Executive. 11(10), 7. Retrieved from
Business Source Premier database.
Healthcare
expenditures up, operating margins erode [in Industry
Scan]. (2001, August). Healthcare Financial Management.
55(8), 23. Retrieved from Business Source Premier
database.
Coile, R. & Trusko, B., (1999,
August). Healthcare
2020: Challenges of the millennium. Health
Management Technology, 20(7), 34. Retrieved from
Business Source Premier database.
Systems
Thinking
Anderson, R. & McDaniel R, Jr.,
(2000, Winter). Managing
health care organizations: Where professionalism meets
complexity science. Health Care Management Review.
25(1), 83. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Ashmos, D.,
Duchon D., & McDaniel R., (2000, Winter). Physicians
and decisions: A simple rule for increasing connections
in hospitals. Health Care Management Review.
25(1), 109. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Ashmos, D.P.,
Huonker, J.W. & McDaniel, R.R. (1998). Participation
as a complicating mechanism: The effect of clinical
professional and middle manager participation on hospital
performance. Health Care Management Review.
23(4), 7. Direct link to article.
McDaniel R, Jr., Jordan M., &
Fleeman B., (2003, July-September). Surprise,
surprise, surprise! A complexity science view of the
unexpected. Health Care Management Review.
28(3), 266. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Peirce, J.C.
(2000, Winter). The
paradox of physicians and administrators in health care
organizations. Health Care Management Review.
25(1), 7. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Plsek, P.E. & Wilson, T. (2001).
Complexity
science: Complexity, leadership, and management in healthcare
organizations. British Medical Journal.
323(7315), 746. Retrieved from PubMed Central database.
Ethics
Animal
or human (2006). New Scientist. 191(2564),
7. Retrieved from Academic Search Premier database.
Andrews, L.W. (2005). The
nexus of ethics. HRMagazine. 50(8), 52.
Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Carosella, E.D. & Pradeu, T. (2006).
Transplantation
and identity: A dangerous split. Lancet.
368(9531), 183. Retrieved from Academic Search Premier
database.
Orlikoff, J.E. & Totten, M.K.
(2006). Conflict
of interest and governance. Healthcare Executive.
21(5), 52. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
Romar, E.J. (2004). Managerial
harmony: The Confucian ethics of Peter F. Drucker.
Journal of Business Ethics. 51(2), 199. Retreived
from ABI/INFORM Global database.
Stango, M.R. (2006). Ethics,
morals, and integrity focus at the top. Healthcare
Financial Management. 60(6), 50. Retrieved from
Business Source Premier database.
Weintraub,
A. (2006, January 16). What's
ethical and what isn't? Business Week.
3967, 76. Retrieved from Business Source Premier database.
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