... in medical technology. The effects on the community's health care delivery are also discussed. Research Note The Hospital Support Game Revisited David B. Smith, Temple University, and Carl G. Homer, Cornell University Abstract. This paper updates a well-known case study in which...

... of the persistent struggles by disabled citizens to gain liberty and equality under the American Constitution. University of Southern Calijornia Harlan Hahn John A. Gardiner and Theodore R. Lyman, The Fraud Control Game (Bloom- ington, Ind.: Indiana University Press, 1984), 266 pp...

...Allan Horwitz Eric Caplan. Mind Games: American Culture and the Birth of Psychotherapy. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998. 242 pp. $35.00 cloth. © 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Books: Review Symposium on Vulnerable Populations...

...Erik Gunderson Forrester John. Truth Games: Lies, Money, and Psychoanalysis. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1998. 204 pp. $22.95 cloth. Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 586 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law public health law and policy. Rom writes...

.... Washington, DC: GAO. Zimmerman, D. R., S. L. Karon, G. Arling, B. R. Clark, T. Collins, R. Ross, and F. Sainfort. 1995 . Development and Testing of Nursing Home Quality Indicators. Health Care Financing Review 16 ( 4 ): 104 -127. Games Policy Makers and Providers Play: Introducing Case...

..., such as those relating to motivational crowding and gaming, but we conclude by positing that, following appropriate consideration, caution, and methodological and empirical investigation, health-related incentives, at least in some contexts, may contribute positively to the social good. Incentivizing...

... by safety-net providers and other nonprofit organizations to advocate around health care policy for the poor. Our findings illustrate how the capacity of nonprofit advocates to represent the poor can be compromised when the rules of the game change and nonprofit providers are asked to compete...

... and established rules of the game. These restrictions tend to reinforce state intervention, prevent the emergence of consistent and coherent visions of future health policy, and stifl e policy innovation and implementation. In sum, reform measures tend to remain well within the priorities established within state...

... that provide prescription drug coverage to Medicare beneficiaries, the standard benefit design that was included in the original legislation reflected significant political compromises. Reforming the standard benefit design to give plans more skin in the game could significantly affect competition...

...Rick Curtis Duke University Press 2007 Board Game Geek. n.d. Game 1724: Bureaucracy (accessed January 26, 2007). www.boardgamegeek.com/game/1724 . Ruby Lane. n.d. Vintage “Bureaucracy” Avalon Hill Board Game. rubylane.com/collectibles (accessed January 26, 2007...

... mainte- nance organizations” — whose purpose would be leveraging capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein...

... mainte- nance organizations” — whose purpose would be leveraging capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein...

... mainte- nance organizations” — whose purpose would be leveraging capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein...

... mainte- nance organizations” — whose purpose would be leveraging capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein...

... mainte- nance organizations” — whose purpose would be leveraging capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein...

... capitation to maintain veterinarians’ incomes even in the face of a healthy animal epi- demic. He also extended his penchant for creatively entertaining labels to board game concepts. One was called “A Ride in the Country,” wherein the middle-aged children of frail elderly parents seek creative ways...

... we find “three central premises at the heart of the administration’s game,” while “three political games” are being played out in three separate bills that varied in three major ways (plus some mincr ones). These passed through three distinct periods (over ten years) and were interpreted...

.... Reinhardt’s primary focus is the role played by the “rules of the game’’ in structuring competition in the medical care market. He prefaces this by pointing out 953 954 Journal of Health Pditics, Poky and Law that the terminology...

... and no single country can address the risks of COVID-19 on its own (Keohane and Nye 1977 ). The potential losses from global pandemics mean that this is a relatively benign space for international cooperation. In the parlance of game theory, global health historically has been more of a “harmony” or “stag...

... at each step either exploitation or incompetence leads to higher prices. As a resource for a dedicated reader, it is a good place to look for reasons to get angry. It is bewildering in part because the games and manipulations are hard to follow, but also because either there is no really good way...