Denying a Patient Life Saving Care 
.... The Virginia legislature amended the state's Health
Care Decisions Act (1992) to include that the act does not require the physician to prescribe or render ....
(2093
8
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Health Care Delivery
....
care, both clinical providers and financial managers have a financial interest in patient outcomes and both groups must make
care decisions cooperatively. ....
(629
3
)
Madeleine Leininger
.... quality and cost of health
care; increasing trend toward patient and community education; community participation in health
care decisions; new relationships ....
(1519
6
)
Managed Care
.... physician. Such a primary
care doctor works closely with patients to assist them in the majority of their health
care decisions. HMOs ....
(1522
6
)
Health Care in Canada and the US
.... ethical dilemma. When they see
care decisions overruled by managed
care organizations, they are undercut professionally. The ethical ....
(5686
23
)
Outcomes assessment in health care reform
.... for the foreseeable future it may be impossible to use practice standards as conclusive measures of the appropriateness of patient
care decisions in individual ....
(9625
39
)
The bonding between an infant and Primary Care-Giver
.... Cramer, Stuart and O'Connor (1999) designed a study to examine the role of precare family and child characteristics in child
care decisions and attachment ....
(3029
12
)
Mental Health Therapy and Iranians in the US
.... Again, this constraint may lead to health
care decisions that are not in the best interests of the person in need of
care. Preliminary ....
(456
2
)
Article on Medical Care Quality
.... Rather, a redesigned health
care economy must expose patients to the costs of their health
care decisions only in ways that do not create financial barriers to ....
(9692
39
)
Managed Health Care Approaches Title: Issues and approaches in ...
.... alternative forms of managed
care affect the costs, quality, and outcomes of mental health are needed to inform health policy and clinical
care decisions. ....
(6285
25
)
Escalating Health Care Costs & Rationing
.... hospitals, and patients. Health
care providers then make
decisions based on limited resources available. American doctors already ....
(1537
6
)
Analysis of US Health Care System Introduction
.... doctors and nurses contend that managed
care is negatively affecting health
care quality and will continue to do so as long as health
care decisions are placed ....
(2285
9
)
Competitive Factors in Health Care Marketing
.... In addition to the economic factors that affect patients'
decisions, economic realities effect health
care providers'
decisions. ....
(504
2
)
Health Care Ethics
.... that patients may have conflicting needs and interests that affect their health
care choices. As noted by Zussman (2004), making ethical
decisions in this ....
(1263
5
)
AETNA HEALTHCARE INC
.... Davila claimed that administrators at Aetna were controlling health
care decisions (as opposed to physicians), and that this action violated the requirement to ....
(1856
7
)
Home Health Care Ethical Issues
.... Competence of long-term
care residents to participate in
decisions about their medical
care: A brief, objective assessment. The Gerontologist, 35(5), 622-633. ....
(5045
20
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Results of Health Care Study
.... 2. Strength of health
care beliefs related to osteoporosis susceptibility, seriousness, benefits .... level of uncertainty in the data upon which
decisions are based ....
(5512
22
)
Witholding/Withdrawing Patient Treatment
.... Preserving end-of-life autonomy: the Patient Self-Determination Act and the Uniform Health
Care Decisions Act. Health and Social Work, 23(4), 275-281. ....
(2920
12
)
Managed Care Network
.... When a PSN is being organized,
decisions must be made about the type of health
care distribution channel in which the PSN will work. ....
(3217
13
)
Euthanasia & Protection of Human Dignity
.... divine sovereignty. Though we are responsible for making informed health
care decisions, there are limits to human freedom. Life is ....
(1519
6
)
Nursing Associations
.... In community-nursing, the individual and family have primary responsibility for their health
care decisions. In institution-based ....
(3064
12
)
IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
.... health
care; (3) cost as a factor in seeking health
care consultation; (4) attitudes toward prenatal
care; and (5) family influences on health
care decisions. ....
(1328
5
)
EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION
.... discussing emergency contraception with patients at routine health visits will enable them to participate fully in their health
care decisions and diminish the ....
(931
4
)
Health Care Alternatives in the US
.... According to them, the important health
care decisions now lie in the hands of insurance company accountants instead of physicians ("Mismanaged
care," p. 20). ....
(3993
16
)
A community based non-profit hospital
.... The fact that the Board was concerned about the potential for conflict of interest when patient
care decisions are part medical and part financial The Board is ....
(1275
5
)
Qualities of a Leader
.... For some, this management style can be seen as domineering but making tough medical
care decisions quickly and correctly is a leadership trait. ....
(498
2
)
Confidential Medical Care
.... that the rights of adolescents to confidential medical
care when considering an .... their parents and other trusted adults involved in
decisions regarding abortions ....
(1188
5
)
BREAST FEEDING VS. BOTTLE FEEDING Introduction
.... The research centered around child
care decisions made by 131 mothers (73 inner city and 58 suburb mothers), all of whom were stay-at-home moms. ....
(2498
10
)
Health Care Delivery System in 2005
.... that the most compassionate and responsible
decisions possible are being made. Patients would always go first to their chosen primary-
care provider for ....
(2602
10
)
Ethics and Making Personal Decisions
.... Generally, making ethical
decisions should be based on a
care for the common good, respect for individual rights, the desire to treat others fairly, and to ....
(4916
20
)
