Issue of Cost and Patient Healthcare The researcher is a ... 
.... by short-term residential care followed by out-
patient consultation. .... middle-managers' newly expressed major concern was operational
cost-effectiveness - even ....
(1224
5
)
Pre & Post-C5 Plan & Patient Admission
This study will determine if there is a difference pre- and post-CS plan with regard to time,
cost, and
patient and employee satisfaction. ....
(1611
6
)
Technology & Patient Care
.... Within six weeks of installing the program, MGH Everett was documenting 100 of all
patient records electronically. Further, immediate
cost reductions were ....
(2041
8
)
Health Care Delivery
.... Medical Informatics is intended to apply technology in a way that will both enhance the quality of
patient and lower the
cost/medical effectiveness ratio. ....
(629
3
)
Transaction cost theory
.... increases both short-term and long-term labor
cost savings while improving the quality of health care delivery, increasing
patient satisfaction, improving ....
(1799
7
)
Nurse Practitioners and Patient Care
.... medicine--yet in a kind of opposition to the dynamic of
cost-conscious managed .... have sought means to assert a more personal connection to the
patient involved. ....
(2980
12
)
The Current Hospital Industry
.... Since they did not pay for the use of hospital staff and facilities (these being billed to the
patient)
cost was a concern only the degree that they might lose ....
(1579
6
)
Health Care Company Reward Systems
.... Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), physicians throughout the group receive bonuses based on such factors as
cost or service reductions,
patient service levels ....
(1342
5
)
Patient Safety Program at Kaiser
.... Fewer
patient safety incidents in the best performing hospitals resulted in a lower
cost of $740,337 per 1,000 hospitalizations as compared to the bottom 10th ....
(1886
8
)
Profits & Patient Welfare
.... Effects of Competition on Dialysis Facility Service Levels and
Patient Selection; Held .... treatment times, and no doubt also employ other
cost-cutting techniques ....
(1993
8
)
Race for Profits & Patient Welfare
.... Effects of Competition on Dialysis Facility Service Levels and
Patient Selection; Held .... treatment times, and no doubt also employ other
cost-cutting techniques ....
(1992
8
)
Impact of Managed Care on Health-Care System
.... fear that wholesale
cost-cutting measures compromise
patient care, despite claims of industry sources that both
cost-reduction and
patient benefits are possible ....
(2175
9
)
Finance Cases
.... PD Charge -- Variable PD Variable
Cost = $2,000,000 / 20,000 -- Contribution Margin = $300 - $100 = $200 Breakeven = $3,380,000 / $200 = 16,900
Patient Days 2 ....
(991
4
)
Economic Problems Facing Hospitals
.... But, since they did not pay for the use of hospital staff and facilities (these being billed to the
patient)
cost was a concern only the degree that they might ....
(1594
6
)
Involuntary Commitment: The civil rights of the mental health ...
.... In 1993, the state estimated that it would
cost $7,000 per
patient to treat the average sufferer, with federal subsidies reducing the
cost to $4,000. ....
(5055
20
)
The Relationship Between Patient Readiness and Cognitive ...
.... TBI should demonstrate, caregivers working with this
patient population face enormous challenges in developing effective as well as
cost-efficient therapeutic ....
(9092
36
)
Electronic Patient Charting
.... a higher level of
patient care. Hospitals who have implemented computerized charting systems have generally found an increase in profit due to
cost cuts, but ....
(2239
9
)
Healthcare Finance
.... Since the variance of
cost is usually large between a relatively healthy
patient and as someone who may use healthcare services extensively, even a small ....
(768
3
)
Patient triage The patient is a 72-year-old Samo
.... Emergency Department (casemix, operational efficiency, effectiveness, utilisation review and
cost). .... The nurse should continue to monitor the
patient, and if ....
(2520
10
)
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
.... operations reengineering involving the adoption of technological innovations will bring dramatic improvements in
cost, quality, and
patient satisfaction.ß ....
(973
4
)
Pharmacy as a Career
....
patient seeks medical treatment only when it is necessary, and correspondingly the health care provider supplies the appropriate services at a reasonable
cost. ....
(1632
7
)
Patient Compliance with Medications
.... Glover and Furlong (1998) explain that a successful nurse-
patient relationship is grounded in .... (1991), suggest that the dynamic of
cost-conscious managed care ....
(2695
11
)
How to Reduce Medication Errors
.... It reduces
patient trust in nurses that care for them, as well as .... The
cost efficiency of a computerized medication management system such as Sabal Medical Inc ....
(793
3
)
American Health Care
.... American health care debate and how integrated delivery systems appear to be the evolutionary direction of progressive,
cost-effective/
patient-oriented medical ....
(2870
11
)
ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE
.... Hence, APNs should stress the benefits of their practice, ie increased quality and
cost-effective
patient care; decreased malpractice costs and risks ....
(1929
8
)
Rehabilitation Centers for Substance Abusers
.... SD of repetitive abuse cases_____ 5) Median Age of repetitive abuse cases_____ 6) Monthly
cost per
patient for repetitive ....
(3946
16
)
Preadmission Testing of Surgical Outpatients
.... are (1) outpatient surgery and preadmission testing, (2) preadmission testing and the
cost effectiveness of outpatient surgery, and (3)
patient education and ....
(3002
12
)
Influence of US Medical Profession
.... The federal government places numerous limits on
cost of
patient treatment, physician fees, and length of hospital stay, all of which affect the clinical ....
(1285
5
)
Role of Nurse in Health Care
.... But the autonomy is strictly within
cost limits, which explains nursing's persistent advocacy of
patient-care quality (Malone and Marullo, 1997). ....
(3843
15
)
Health Care vs. Economics Terms
.... The difference is the financial
cost involved in economics and the impairment of the health, life style, or the life of the
patient in medicine. ....
(855
3
)
