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- Understanding Organizational Designs of Primary Care Practices. Tallia, Alfred F.; Stange, Kurt C.; McDaniel Jr, Reuben R.; Aita, Virginia A.; Miller, William L.; Crabtree, Benjamin F. // Journal of Healthcare Management;Jan/Feb2003, Vol. 48 Issue 1, p45
Examines key issues relevant to organizational designs of primary care practices. Variations in organization design; Success and failure of practices within health systems; Implications for healthcare management. INSET: PRACTITIONER APPLICATION.
- Into the triangle. Forster, Jeff // Patient Care;2/15/1994, Vol. 28 Issue 3, p19
Editorial. Discusses the Iron Triangle of health reform. aim of achieving a balance among access to the system, cost control and quality of care; Role of primary care physicians.
- All change for best results. Jenkins, Alison // Nursing Standard;7/25/2007, Vol. 21 Issue 46, p64
The article talks about the several models and frameworks of change management to improve an organization's nursing practices in Great Britain. Accordingly, these change management models can be used to resolve problems by introducing healthcare assistants to expand capacity in primary care,...
- When should primary care groups become multispecialty networks? Gould, Deborah M. // hfm (Healthcare Financial Management);Sep96, Vol. 50 Issue 9, p41
Looks at the factors for a primary care group practice to consider when determining whether and when to evolve into multispecialty networks. Internal and external triggers; Transition to multispecialty networks as the best model for managing the health of the population in their community.
- Nurses to receive more training in GP practices. // GP: General Practitioner;9/15/2006, p13
The article reports about the document, Modernising Nursing Careers. The document has been launched by chief nursing officer, Chris Beasley, which will review nursing careers. Beasley said that nurses can contribute more towards practice-based community. More practice placements and communities...
- LMC and PEC roles now compatible. // Pulse;4/20/2006, Vol. 66 Issue 16, p7
The article reports that local medical committee members in Birmingham, England will be able to take up professional executive committee positions after the Heart of Birmingham Teaching Primary Care Trust has reconsidered its previous ruling. The primary care trust decided to remove the...
- Are you a potential GP leader? // Pulse;4/20/2006, Vol. 66 Issue 16, p7
The article reports that the Royal College of General Practitioners is calling for applications to its annual leadership program. The course is intended for general practitioners who wish to develop the skills and aptitude for strategic influence in general practice, especially as the...
- Task Overlap Among Primary Care Team Members: An Opportunity for System Redesign? Best, Ricahrd E.; Hysong, Sylvia J.; Pugh, Jacqueline A.; Ghosh, Suvro; Moore, Frank I. // Journal of Healthcare Management;Sep/Oct2006, Vol. 51 Issue 5, p295
This article presents the results of research' on a systematic approach to the assignment of primary care work in the Veterans Health Administration. Based on a functional job analysis protocol, the study identified overlap in the performance of primary care tasks among multiple occupational...
- Mentoring Junior Healthcare Administrators: A Description of Mentoring Practices in 127 U.S. Hospitals. Finley, Frances R.; Ivanitskaya, Lana V.; Kennedy, Michael H. // Journal of Healthcare Management;Jul/Aug2007, Vol. 52 Issue 4, p260
A survey instrument about mentoring junior healthcare administrators was mailed to 485 senior-level executives�chief executive officers, hospital administrators, and presidents. Completed surveys were returned by 127 senior executives (26 percent response rate). On average, the respondents...
