.... Although the preceding discussion has emphasized Medicare stewardship successes, this article will address two areas where Medicare leadership has come up short. The article briefly summarizes the current challenges traditional Medicare faces in improving provider payment methods, in essence to reboot...

...Lawrence D. Brown; Kimberley R. Isett; Michael Hogan The venerable but amorphous concept of stewardship has lately gained prominence in discussions of public policy and management and is sometimes offered as a “strategy” with a distinctive potential to mobilize effective public leadership...

... with their leaders' willingness to use them, significantly influence a state's ability to achieve reform objectives. We caution federal and state policy makers to recognize the reality that state leaders' political desire to exercise stewardship may not be enough to achieve it. The World Health Organization...

... initiative to eventual passage, rather than the bold leader who seems in charge at every step of the way. To be sure, the connection between stewardship and leadership is com- plicated and slippery. As Lawrence D. Brown, Kimberley R. Isett, and Michael Hogan note in their article in this issue...

... of Stewardship in Health Policy . Bulletin of the World Health Organisation 78 : 732 – 739 . Sanders D. 2003 . Twenty-Five Years of Primary Health Care: Lessons Learned and Proposals for Revitalisation . In Health for All Now — Revive Alma-Ata , ed. Narayan R. Unnikrishnn P. V. , 5...

... as the “stewardship” function in health care systems (Travis et al. 2003), yet this term does not adequately capture the complex challenges that inhere in this balancing act. The task of striking the most appropriate balance between individual and collective interests across a variety of health services...

... of stewardship” (145). They outline but do not detail the main functions of a new gov- ernment agency, reporting directly to the president, that should serve to “give voice” to the mentally ill at the federal level and also “coordinate services among programs and across systems,” provide a “locus for lob...

... capacity, political stewardship, international reputation, inter- est groups, informal civic networks, and democratic institutions pose new, important hypotheses. However, some chapters proffer all these proposi- tions, while others do not. McGuire discusses international reputation as a catalyst...

... studies are used for two primary reasons: to illustrate — not test — the aforementioned statistical findings and to formulate alternative hypotheses (13). The case studies on bureaucratic capacity, political stewardship, international reputation, inter- est groups, informal civic networks...

... and Medicaid Services (CMS) administrator, CMMI presents an opportunity to “shape the healthcare enterprise toward real health and well-being as well as excellence and proper frugality, stewardship of resources, better care, better health, lower costs” (Don Berwick, quoted in NASI 2016: 33; fuller quote in OA...

... and Clinics. Bruce G. Krider. Gaithersburg, MD: Aspen, 1997. 178 pp. $129.00 cloth. Health Services Delivery Community Stewardship: Applying the Five Principles of Contemporary Governance. Scott W. Goodspeed. Chicago: American Hospital, 1998. 148 pp. $35.00 cloth. The Physician’s Guide to Disease...

... based on five core functions of a health system: governance (stewardship and coordination), provision (public and private ownership), financing (risk pooling), payment (retrospective and prospective), and setting standards (regulation). Each of these functions and its characteristics are described...

... that public banking was on the policy radar but difficult to scale nationally in the absence of federal stewardship. The uncertainty over CBB governance responsibilities, and consequent lack of early policy stewardship, led to relative inertia on an issue with broad public appeal and legitimacy. The form...

... making under his administration. In particular, it affords an opportunity to review the successes and failures of the two and one-half year HEW stewardship of former Secretary Joseph A. Califano. HEW Health Policies The direction of Califano's administration came into focus early...

... of hidden politics related to definitional ambiguity as illustrated in the story above about Carmona. This definitional ambiguity is on display at the global level as well. Ste- ven Ney documents the existence of three global health narratives: choice, rights, and stewardship. Each provides...

... Services Contracting. Can Stewardship Theory Fill the Bill? American Review of Public Administration 32 : 455 -470. Evans, John H. 2003 . Commodifying Life? A Pilot Study of Opinion Regarding Financial Incentives for Organ Donation. Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 28 : 1003 -1032...

...: Oxford University Press. Saltman, Richard A., and Odile Ferroussier-Davis. 2000 . The Concept of Stewardship in Health Policy. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 78 (6): 732 -739. Schoen, Cathy, and Karen Scott Collins. 1996 . Turbulent Times: Physicians' Practice Experiences in an Era...

... in Space, 4:643 – 661 Brown, Lawrence D.* See Wilsford and Brown Brown, Lawrence D., Kimberley R. Isett, and Michael Hogan. Stewardship in Mental Health Policy: Inspira- tion, Influence, Institution?, 3:389 – 405 Cacace, Mirella. See Schmid, Cacace, Götze, and Rothgang Cacace, Mirella...

... to translate evidence on clinical effectiveness into payment. Unfortunately, essential components of this plan, and particularly the increased stewardship role given to HCFA, were displaced after heavy lobbying from physician groups (Laugesen 2009 ). Current reforms may be more successful in this regard...

... these two essays involves the com- plex interface between public and private sectors in the development and stewardship over collective medical resources. In both cases, govern- ments (state or provincial) acted to expand the availability of scarce col- lective resources. But the consequences have...