Impact of Health-Care-Industry Merger 
.... effect of such staffing patterns on patients is that patients have less chance of access to doctor
care when the organization where they
receive care and which ....
(1075
4
)
Concept of Home-Care
.... In these states, if no governmental subsidy is requested for the shelter or the service, arrangements can be made for tenants to
receive care from staff of the ....
(9594
38
)
Custodial Care for the Elderly
.... elderly persons will
receive little or no custodial
care at all, while those elderly individuals who do
receive custodial
care will not
receive care of uniform ....
(6078
24
)
Custodial Care for the Elderly in Bermuda
.... elderly persons will
receive little or no custodial
care at all, while those elderly individuals who do
receive custodial
care will not
receive care of uniform ....
(9429
38
)
US and Canada's Health Care Systems
.... 377). This is largely due to the fact that most Americans
receive their health
care through their employers. Approximately 39.7 ....
(1229
5
)
Health Care and Urban Poverty
.... Instead, the American health
care system for people who cannot afford commercial insurance or who do not
receive insurance from their employers is a patched ....
(1314
5
)
America's Health Care System
....
care. Poor children who
receive care through Medicaid are usually treated at community clinics and hospital clinics. These locales ....
(2480
10
)
Article on Medical Care Quality
.... They may be entitled to
receive care or reimbursement, but those are bestowed by employers or governments, not purchased by the patient. ....
(9692
39
)
Reforms for Health Care Delivery
.... expenditures. Such a spending reduction would occur because millions of people would no longer
receive health
care services. The ....
(2458
10
)
Foster Care
.... In California, foster youth have the right to
receive needed medical and dental
care after they are emancipated from foster
care until their 21st birthday (Medi ....
(1327
5
)
A Problem in Health Care Nursing Administration
.... To state it in its simplest form, the problem is that some children are not covered by medical insurance and do not
receive appropriate medical
care. ....
(1538
6
)
Government Funded Health Care Services Chapter 1 PROBLEM STATEMENT ...
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services, those services are typically more exten sive and more costly than would have been the case, had ....
(946
4
)
Marketing for Long-Term Care
.... The explanation is that Medicaid patients
receive lower-quality
care because of the usually low amount of reimbursement and because "Medicaid patients have ....
(1929
8
)
Long Term Health Care Services Comparison
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services, those services are typi cally more extensive and more costly than would have been the case, had ....
(1717
7
)
National Healthcare Disparities
.... has been an "Elimination of racial, ethnic, socioeconomic disparities in quality of an access to healthcare observed among people who
receive care in community ....
(621
2
)
Treatment & Care of Alzheimer's Disease Patients
.... identity and providing
care that is relevant and sensitive to this identity is also an important factor in ensuring that diverse patients
receive proper
care. ....
(3903
16
)
Government Funded Health Care Services
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services, those services are typically more extensive and more costly than would have been the case, had ....
(2182
9
)
Rationing of Medical Care in the US
.... though access to health
care among the poor has improved in recent years, "when level of disability is taken into account, the poor
receive less
care for their ....
(2643
11
)
Improving Health Care
.... The states have broad authority over implementation of Medicaid policy. They determine the reimbursement for services health
care providers will
receive. ....
(3819
15
)
Delivery of Health Care Services in US & UK
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services those services are typically more extensive and more costly than would have been the case had ....
(4650
19
)
A health care promotion activity
.... The role of carers of people with diabetes who provide
care and
receive information to allow them to fulfill this role should discuss this role with the person ....
(2962
12
)
A day care center observation
.... staff and children are subject to change, so uniformity in the enforcement of the day-
care rules is .... Every time the children are punctual, they
receive a token ....
(3955
16
)
Governance in Nursing
.... holds the potential to affect the health
care of Medicare recipients both the quality of the health
care services received, and whether they
receive care at all ....
(2861
11
)
Foot Care and Diabetes
.... The role of carers of people with diabetes who provide
care and
receive information to allow them to fulfill this role should discuss this role with the person ....
(2962
12
)
Alternative Health Care Delivery Systems For US
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services, those services are typically more extensive and more costly than would have been the case, had ....
(3053
12
)
MANAGED CARE
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services those services are typically more extensive and more costly than would have been the case had ....
(1006
4
)
HEALTH CARE NEEDS OF NATIVE AMERICANS Natur
.... As Began reports: Native Americans
receive the lowest health
care dollars allocated by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Indian Health Service. ....
(1921
8
)
Health Care Delivery System in the US
.... be able to justify their costs given what they are able to
receive for their .... by government officials as they increased participation in the health
care industry ....
(989
4
)
Health Care Services in the UK & the US
.... As a consequence, when they do
receive health
care services those services are typically more extensive and more costly than would have been the case had ....
(4183
17
)
The Australian Health Care System
.... or "private" patients. Hospital patients are treated by a hospital nominated doctor and
receive free
care. Private patients have ....
(1417
6
)
