... such ventures are implemented-to examine how such cooperative program development can be successfully accomplished in today's competitive and complex health care arena. School-Based Mental Health Program Development: A Case Study of Interorganizational Collaboration...

...: Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis . Boston: Little,Brown. Altenstetter, Christa, and James Warner Björkman, eds. 1997 . Health Policy Reform, National Variation, and Globalization . New York: St. Martin's. Eckstein, Harry. 1975 . Case Study and Theory in Political Science. In Handbook...

... shows how strategic actions set negotiating authority processes into motion, producing new and sometimes surprising institutional arrangements that can have profound effects on the distribution and allocation of authority in the medical training regime. It stresses the need to study the interactions...

... Engagement in Health Technology Assessment and Coverage Decisions: A Study of Experiences in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom Julia Kreis Technische Universität...

... by the Department of Health Administration, Duke University Press 1978 Regulating Hospital Labor Costs: A Case Study in the Politics of State Rate Commissions Carl J. Schramm, The Johns Hopkins University Abstract. With the advent of various attempts...

...Kevin M. Cahill Copyright © 1979 by the Dept. of Health Administration, Duke University 1979 Position Paper The Health Care Industry: A Case Study and Future Policy Issues Kevin M. Cahill, Assistant to the Governor of New York for Health Affairs The “health...

... of Remaining Open, Range of Closure Dates, and Rationale for Closure for the 30 Cities in the Study City No. of Public Schools Closed No. of Private and Parochial Schools Closed Total No. of Public Schools Total No. of Private and Parochial Schools RR Open 95% CI Range of Closure Dates...

... ) study and often mentioned as exceptions to her proposed model. Other scholars, such as Shadlen ( 2009 ) and Chaves and Oliveira ( 2004 ), focused on comparative implementation studies of TRIPS in Latin America. Chaves and Oliveira ( 2004 ) described a list of TRIPS flexibilities, identifying which...

...Nancy Wolff Kelley Johnson. Deinstitutionalising Women: An Ethnographic Study of Institutional Closure . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998. 216 pp. $64.95 cloth; $23.95 paper. 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 1186 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law Kelley Johnson...

... investment by proponents of free-market health care will be required to overcome such opposition. A Case Study in the Politics of Free-Market Health Care James W.Begun, Cornell University, and Ronald C. Lippincott, University of Baltimore Abstract...

...Howard A. Palley Reviews Murray Milner Jr., Unequal Care: A Case Study of Interorganizational Relations in Health Cure (New York: Columbia University Press, 1980), 204 pp., $22.50 This book constitutes a contribution both to the literature on inter- organizational...

... Administration, Duke University 1984 Congressional Voting Behavior on Hospital Legislation: An Exploratory Study Paul J. Feldstein, University of Michigan, and Glenn Melnick, University of California, Los AngeEes Abstract. This paper analyzes Congressional voting behavior...

... of PGPs. HIM0 Enrollment: A Study of Market Forces and Regulations W l? Welch, University of Pittsburgh Abstract. This paper investigates the influence of market forces and state regulations on enrollment in prepaid group practices (PGPs)-the dominant form of HMO. Using...

... behavior in the two societies are compared, and the implications of this comparison for occupational health and safety policies are discussed. The Determinants of Health Policy, A Case Study: Regulating Safety and Health at the Workplace in Sweden Vicente Navarro, The Johns Hopkins University...

... at the national level, events in the research environment during this period may well have distorted the conclusions of the research. Thus this case study highlights the problems of conducting evaluation research. particularly social experiments, on innovative programs perceived as threatening to the status quo...

..., the absence of such a tradition in the United States makes acceptance more difficult. Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 Saving Lives and Protecting Liberty: A Comparative Study of the Seat-Belt Debate Howard Leichter, Linfield College...

... contestations to medical authority in public debates or from the political system. The study is based on a qualitative, descriptive analysis of 975 editorials in the medical associations' lead journals in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Denmark over a period of 60 years. The analysis explores...

...James E. Rohrer The Hill-Burton program offers a rare opportunity to study a distributive health policy from its adoption to its elimination. This study reveals that the political dynamics of the policy changed over time. It concludes by observing that interest group influence on distributive...

... of their medical manpower. The present study provides estimates of the effects of reduced numbers of in-state medical school graduates upon the future supply of physicians in Texas, and examines the medical school origin, medical specialty, and practice location of selected groups of Texas physicians. The results...

...Charles Noble Joseph L. Badaracco, Jr., Loading the Dice: A Five Country Study of Vinyl Chloride Regulation (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1985), 176 pp. Copyright © 1987 by Duke University Press 1987 368 Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law tween lay and certified...