... . Workingmen's Insurance. New York: Crowell. Universal Health Insurance That Really Works: Foreign Lessons for the United States William A. GIaser...

...D. C. Risker Rochefort David A. and Donnelly Kevin P. . Foreign Remedies: What the Experience of Other Nations Can Tell Us about Next Steps in Reforming U.S. Health Care . New York : Routledge , 2012 . 106 pp. $9.95 paper. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013...

... policy issues, sponsored by the Disability and Health Economics Research Section of Rutgers University, February 28, 1978. Rehabilitating the Severely Disabled: The Foreign Experience John H. Noble, Jr., Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Abs&uct.This paper sets forth...

...Robert Thomas Kudrle Although foreign experience with public medical insurance has played an important role in U.S. policy debates, little attention has been paid to foreign dental benefits. This article examines principally the experience of four countries: New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Sweden...

... the Hospital: Foreign Lessons for the United States,” supported by Grant No. 18P-97363/2, Health Care Financing Administration, United States Department of Health and Human Services. The findings do not necessarily reflect policies of HCFA. Hospital Rate Regulation: American and Foreign Comparisons...

..., Duke University 1980 A Qualitative Assessment of Previous Efforts to Contain Hospital Costs David A. Pearson, Yale University and David S. Abernethy, Subcommittee on Health and the Environment, Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce Abstract...

... assumptions about percentage of drugs likely to attract imports; potential supply from foreign countries; and share of savings passed on to payers. Our base case estimate is that $1.7 billion per year, or 0.6 percent of total drug spending, would be saved by payers; sensitivity analyses range from 0.2 to 2.5...

...: In introducing its DMP, Germany chose and combined several components in a process of selective borrowing, while France opted for copying a specific foreign program and adapting it. Such differences in process are linked to distinct system structures, in particular the setup of health insurance...

...” of critical vaccines feasible or cost-effective? We consider these and other issues in our discussion of the U.S. vaccine industry, the potential role of foreign vaccine suppliers, and the use of existing federal facilities and policies to address a possible interruption in critical vaccine supplies...

... for Organ Sharing, the author examines the point system for cadaveric kidneys, the access of foreign nationals to organs donated in the U.S., and the multiple listings of patients seeking transplants. He concludes by identifying two major problems of equitable access to donated organs that will have...

... exchange, is the emergence of a model of coordinated effort where a donor agency's assistance to a foreign national government is transmitted through a third indigenous and intermediary organization. By advancing the interests of both donor and recipient organizations, this approach has the potential...

... promoted new alliances that tailored and adjusted the regulations toward public health. We demonstrate that arguments of foreign pressure and lobbying are exaggerated and call attention to domestic shifts, long-term processes of regulatory decision, and political dynamics happening at the local level...

..., and nongovernmental organizations has allowed Brazil to avoid foreign aid dependency, while generating ongoing incentives for influential AIDS officials to incessantly pressure Congress for additional funding. Given the heightened international media attention, concern about Brazil's reputation has contributed...

...Anu Kumar Abstract While the US Supreme Court's 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade guaranteed a legal right to abortion, universal access to legal abortion has never been achieved in the United States. At the same time, the Helms Amendment, a US foreign-assistance policy, is keeping millions of people...

... Books Review David A. Rochefort and Kevin P. Donnelly. Foreign Remedies: What the Experience of Other Nations Can Tell Us about Next Steps in Reforming U.S. Health Care. New York: Routledge, 2012. 106 pp. $9.95 paper. David Rochefort...

...Figure 3 Proportion of Births and Risk of Infant Mortality for Foreign-Born to US-Born Women: All Births, United States, 2007–10 Source : Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 2016 ...

... foreign-made vaccines, especially in competitive markets, through messages published by state media. We test this hypothesis through comparative sentiment analysis of content produced by state media and private media related to foreign and domestic vaccines in both Hong Kong and mainland China. By making...

... Medical Association Task Force on Physician Manpower. 1986 . Final Report. Annual meeting, Chicago. June. Bureau of Health Professions, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 1983 . The Impact of Foreign-Trained Doctors on the Supply of Physicians. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office...

... , Thomas . 1994 . How to Define a Foreigner? The Symbolic Politics of Immigration in German Partisan Discourse. ZES Arbeitspapier No. 12/1993. Bremen: University of Bremen, Center for Social Policy. Faist , Thomas , and Bill Jordan. 1994 . Migration and the Welfare State. Unpublished manuscript...