Urban medical centers : balancing academic and patient care functions
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Urban medical centers : balancing academic and patient care functions
Westview Press, c1996
- : pbk
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内容説明
Addressing the effects of the stresses and strains in the US health-care system on urban academic health centres, this is a report of the proceedings of the Tenth Annual Health Policy Conference (1995), sponsored by Cornell University Medical College. The book also assesses the diversity of responses these centres are mounting to ensure not only survival, but a position from which they can continue to make significant contributions to the advancement of American medicine. An unprecedented threat is presented by the simultaneous occurrence of cutbacks in government support for medical education, decreased funding for research, and declining patient-care revenues. Nine contributors describe the approaches that their respective institutions are exploring and, in some cases, have begun to implement. Public and private medical centres - large and small, research- and service-orientated, and located in various regions of the country - are represented.
目次
- Educating physicians for the real world, Kenneth I. Shine
- creation of the Partners HealthCare System Inc, H. Richard Nesson
- lessons learned from the evolution of an academic health-care network and integrated delivery system, David B. Skinner
- competition - a view from the Midwest, Leo Henikoff
- positioning and academic medical school for survival - how many moving targets must we hit to make it?, Richard D. Krugman
- reinventing education in medical schools, Stuart Bondurant
- gathering momentum for the next century - our long-range strategic plan, William Kelley
- academic medical centres and the future of health care, Jerome H. Grossman
- the challenge to a state system, Stanley S. Bergen
- perspectives, Eli Ginzberg.
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