... rising prices through direct regulation at the state level. Yet this literature fails to account for how change agents in the states gradually reconfigured the politics of prices, forging new, transparency-based policy instruments called all-payer claims databases (APCDs), which are designed to empower...

...Darren Grant; Kelly C. Alfred This article descriptively assesses how physicians are disciplined by state medical boards throughout the United States, drawing on a nationwide database of sanctions delivered during the period 1994-2002. We identify the frequency and severity of disciplinary actions...

... exercising power and control vis-à-vis the health enterprises. How the trade-off between autonomy and control is experienced and practiced is analyzed from an instrumental, an institutional, and an environmental perspective. The database comprises a survey collected from health enterprise executives and...

... developing a comprehensive patient-level database and in training staff for making on-site inspections. Duke University Press 2009 Campbell, J. C., and N. Ikegami. 1998 . The Art of Balance in Health Policy: Maintaining Japan's Low Cost Egalitarian System . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press...

... This article reports on a conference held at Duke University in October 1985. It presents an introductory discussion of the growth and complexity of health law literature and includes an extensive bibliography of health law information sources and descriptive summaries of health law databases...

... national database of financial information based upon audited statements. © 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Some of the research summarized in this article was funded by the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA cooperative agreement no. 99-C-98489/9-08)and the Robert Wood Johnson...

... closed claims databases–one from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, and one from the U.S. General Accounting Office. We merged the two data sets for purposes of this analysis. The observational unit was the individual claim. Data on tort reforms came from our own analysis of statutory...

...Azike A. Ntephe Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 144 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law reports and other analyses prepared by federal agencies, contractors, and grant recipients. More than one million titles are represented in the NTIS database. NTIS holds...

..., Law and Management (httpcyberexchange.ncsip.duke.edu/who). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and...

..., Law and Management (httpcyberexchange.ncsip.duke.edu/who). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and...

...). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes Web page...

... entering a private password. Since HEALTHLAWYER is a private database, access is available only through the American Hospital Association’s Office of Legal Communications. The University of Alberta Health Law Project Martin P. J. Kratz The Health Law Project was established by Ellen...

... sources implies an unsophisticated view of day-to-day management in the Medicaid program that is surprising for someone so well schooled in the program’s history. It raises the question, would a national Medicaid database be subject to misinterpretation? We used the Medicaid Evaluation and...

... Management (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes...

... (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes Web page. Grants...

... Management (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes...

... (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes Web page. Grants...

... Management (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes...

... (www.hpolicy.duke.edu/ cyberexchange/whowho.html). This database will serve as an electronic Rolodex for the health policy community. Significant changes to the Who’s Who database that are thought to be of particular interest to the journal’s readers will be highlighted on the News and Notes Web page. Grants...