Obstetric Care in a Family Health-Oriented University Associated Neighborhood Health Center

Wingate, Marcus; Silber, Tomás J.; McMillen, Marvin A.; Zeccardi, Joseph A.

doi:10.1097/00005650-197604000-00003

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“…Numerous studies in recent years have confirmed in a variety of ways the ability of CHCs to contain costs. Both annual and per visit costs were found to be either in line with (Davis and Schoen, 1977;Sparer and Anderson, 1972;Wingate, 1974) or less than (Gold, 1979), those in comparable services and settings, especially for Medicaid beneficiaries (JRB Associates, November 18,1980). Further savings resulted from declines in rates of inpatient hospital care among CHC clients ranging from 25% to 67% (Zwick, 1972;Klein et al, 1973;Sussman et al, 1979;Bellin and Geiger, 1970).…”

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Chains of Impact from Reaganomics on Primary Care Policies

Milio

1984

Public Health Nursing

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This article analyzes the effects of federal fiscal policy in the Reagan administration on primary care programs. Within the context of the national economy and federal policy priorities, states responded to budget cuts and block gxants with fiscal and administrative restrictions that fell disproportionately on disadvantaged groups. A wide array of primary care services became less available and accessible, thereby limiting their cost-savings potential and their effectiveness in supporting people's health. These program deficits, together with lowered living standards among large segments of the population, resulted in rising rates of infant mortality in many states. A perspective that can interrelate federal and state policy actions, and broad public policies with traditional health policies, will improve public health nurses' understanding of policymaking and policy impacts, and thereby can guide renewed efforts toward health improvement Federal fiscal policy over the last three years has become the major determinant of health care policy. In the name of efficiency, other criteria of equity, effectiveness, and acceptability have had lower rank in policy choices.

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Section: Efficiencymentioning

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Chains of Impact from Reaganomics on Primary Care Policies

Milio

1984

Public Health Nursing

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“…The patients were appreciative of her obstetric care and her personal concern, including a small number who had been private patients during the previous pregnancies…. She delivered with minimal supervisory help the majority of obstetrical patients at the University hospital and gave family planning care at the first of succeeding visits 4 …”

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Portrait of nurse-midwifery patients in a private practice

Olsen¹

1979

Journal of Nurse-Midwifery

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Rising to the challenge: rheumatology can lead in multi-professional education and training globally in the 21st century: Table 1

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Healthcare delivery is changing, responding to needs of an ageing population with multiple long-term conditions. Safe and effective patient care in rheumatology should be delivered by a multi-professional team who understand how their roles fit individually and collectively within the team. This requires an understanding from healthcare educators and managers as to how to equip team members with the appropriate knowledge skills and behaviours, both as students and when working in clinical practice. Educational models exist that can facilitate this, and rheumatology teams in primary, community and secondary care provide an excellent opportunity to demonstrate effective team working and its impact on patient care through research and evaluation on health systems, and educational and patient outcomes.

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Obstetric Care in a Family Health-Oriented University Associated Neighborhood Health Center

Cited by 3 publications

References 3 publications

Chains of Impact from Reaganomics on Primary Care Policies

Chains of Impact from Reaganomics on Primary Care Policies

Portrait of nurse-midwifery patients in a private practice

Rising to the challenge: rheumatology can lead in multi-professional education and training globally in the 21st century: Table 1

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