... strands, always intended to serve a number of purposes” (p. 109). Baylor College of Medicine H. Steven Moffic Burton Yale Pines, Back to Basics: The Traditionalist Movement That is Sweeping Grass-RootsAmerica (New York: William Morrow and Company, 1982)’ 348 pp...

... 624 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law not mean that grievances do not exist; but it does emphasize the importance of other factors that facilitate these groups. Pines documents the way in which individuals and groups organize themselves and others for social and political...

.... But this usually takes the form of, as in the work of Robert Putnam, a pining for the supposed halcyon days when Americans could leave their porch doors unlocked and did not “bowl alone.” As this reviewer has offered elsewhere, and which is organically substantiated by Beyond Health , it is possible to engender...

..., always composed of a number of different strands, always intended to serve a number of purposes” (p. 109). Baylor College of Medicine H. Steven Moffic Burton Yale Pines, Back to Basics: The Traditionalist Movement That is Sweeping Grass-RootsAmerica (New York: William...

..., and Pine 1993; Shortell and Hughes 1988). Although rate systems themselves may be either ben- eficial or detrimental to quality, the Maryland and Medicare systems have demonstrated that it is possible to structure payment to promote better outcomes and reward care coordination while controlling cost...

... AIDS Conference, sponsored by the International AIDS Society, takes place on 9 July 2000 in Durban, South Africa. For more information contact AIDS Conference, Third Floor, Old Station, Ste. 301, Tourist Junction, 160 Pine St., Durban 4001, South Africa, 27-31-301-0400, fax 27-31-301-0191...

..., General Stores, Parks, Hangouts, and How They Get You through the Day . New York: Paragon Press. Peets, E. 1937 . Greendale. In City Planning and Housing , ed. W. Hegemann, 383 -416. New York: Architectural Book Publishing Company. Pine, B. J. II, and J. H. Gilmore. 1999 . The Experience...

... magazines also abound; see, e.g., Santa Cruz 2013 and Pines and Meisel 2011 . 3. Some recent journalistic pieces in the New York Times and Time magazine have focused on price, perhaps indicating that this narrative has made some inroads into popular consciousness. See, e.g., Rosenthal 2014...

... and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Journal of the American Medical Association 271 ( 4 ): 308 -314. Peters Jr. P. G. 1995 . Health Care Rationing and Disability Rights. Indiana Law Journal 70 ( 2 ): 491 -546. Pine , R. 1996 . Personal Communication. 23 March. Rothstein , M...

... and tried to explain the variation in the coverage of services and the treatment of the poor under Medicaid across the states (Granneman 1980; Holahan and Cohen 1986; Cromwell, Hurdle, and Wedig 1986; Pine, Clauser, and Baugh 1992; Wade and Berg 1995; Cromwell et al. 1997). A few of these studies have...

... received increased criticism since a 1997 US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rule change effectively permitted television commercials for prescription pharmaceutical advertising (Pines 1999 ). Recently, the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP...

... 1984. Clifford D. Stromberg of Washington, DC, is editor-in-chief. Indexes to the Foreign Broadcast Information Service’s Daily Reports, for eight world regions, are published by NewsBank, Inc., 58 Pine St., New Canaan, CT 06840. QRC Advisor: Managing Hospital Quality, Risk, and Cost is a new...

... of the Sioux reservation in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, and the mothers of children damaged by alcohol use in pregnancy. Thanks to the publication of Dorris’s The Broken Cord and its fictionalized presentation JHPPL 25.3-02.Golden (473-498) 5/12/00 11:51 AM Page 488 488...

... and Law Jackson ,1982; Pines and Maslach 1978). From these studies and from ex- tensive surveys of mental health workers in Wisconsin, there is reason to believe there may also be serious burnout problems among providers of services to the chronically mentally ill, with many workers...

... legislation that changed relative administrative and accounting procedures. A brief discussion of this discontinuity may be found in Pine et al. 1992. 14. Formularies drive up nondrug health services expenditures because of substitution JHPPL 25.4-02.Moore 7/21/00 12:22 PM...

.../signatory_companies_dtc_principles_080610.pdf . Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) . n.d. “PhRMA Direct to Consumer Advertising Principles — Annual Certifications.” www.phrma.org/sites/phrma.org/files/attachments/050310_2010_Certifications_DTC_Principles.pdf (accessed June 30, 2010) . Pines...

... is a quarterly newsletter on bioethics activities in Canada edited by John R. Wil- liams and published by the Center for Bioethics, Clinical Research Institute of Montreal, 110 Pine Avenue West, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1R7. $25 (Canadian) per year. Westminster Affairs, a newsletter on current issues...

..., and Public Policy . Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge. Pampel, Fred C., John B. Williamson, and Robin Stryker. 1990 . Class Context and Pension Response to Demographic Structure in Advanced Industrial Democracies. Social Problems 37 : 535 -550. Pear, Robert. 1998 . Government Lags in Steps to Widen...

... into pine coffins.8 Meantime, the pop culture that at first flirted dewy-eyed with death in the vastly popular Love Srovg and “Brian’s Song” now affects more earnest concerns in Raymond A. Moody, Jr.’s, Life after Life Elisabeth Kiibler-Ross’ much misunderstood On Death and Dying, and prize...

... Association’s guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation by using atro- pine rather than epinephrine is not necessarily negligent.I3Thus it is doubtful that courts will find that a guideline itself establishes neghgence. Of course, just as the respected minority doctrine can be used to exculpate...