Health Progress 1996: Vol 77 Index

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Annual Index to HEALTH PROGRESS
Volume 77 @ January-December 1996
Key to Abbreviations: Ja-F—January-February; DUPUIS, KAREN K. jt auth Integrating KARST, PHILIP J. bk rev Really Governing:
Mr-Ap—March-April; My-Je—May-June; Jl- Complementary and Traditional Medicine. How Health System and Hospital Boards
Ag—July-August; S-O—September-October; My-Je 42 Can Make More of a Difference, by Dennis
N-D—November-December; jt auth—joint D. Pointer and Charles M. Ewell. S-O 60
author; bk rev—book review. FINNEGAN, SR. CHABANEL bk rev Three Steps to Smoother Collaboration. Jl-Ag 18
Realms of Ethics: Individual, Institutional, Strong Relationships for Physicians and
Societal, by John W. Glaser. My-Je 68 Executives. My-Je 52
AUTHORS
FITZPATRICK, SR. MARTHA ANN Sharing KEITH, SR. JUDITH MARIE Filattening the
AMOS, SR. HELEN A Moral Quandary for Your Culture with a New Partner. N-D 54 Hierarchy. Jl-Ag6 0
Sponsors. Ja-F 20 FORD, SR. MARY KEVIN A Ministry, Not a
AMOS, MSGR. JOHN R. Public Juridic Business. S-O 64 LENTON, RHONDA L. jt auth Care of the
Person Offers Flexibility. Ja-F 31 FRANEY, STEPHEN G. Three Factors Critical Abused Woman. Mr-Ap 26
for End-of-Life Care. S-O 30 LEWIS, KENNETH Strengthening Family
BERG, DAVID Wary Travelers: A Reluctance FRIEDMAN, EMILY A Matter of Value (prof- Ties. N-D 36
to Collaborate. Jl-Ag 21 its and losses in healthcare). My-Je 28 LOHR, BARBARA A. Two Hospitals Revive
BLANKENBAKER, RONALD G. bk rev School-based Care. S-O 43
Radical Surgery: What’s Next for America’s GILHAM, CHARLES S. Insurance Depart- LUKASIK-FOSS, LENORE jt auth Care of the
Health Care, by Joseph A. Califano, Jr. S-O ments May Regulate Some Managed Care Abused Woman. Mr-Ap 26
60 Arrangements. Ja-F 14
BOUCHARD, REV. CHARLES E. Healthcare IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical MADDIX, BR. THOMAS Heeding God’s
Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues. My-Je 54 Practices. Mr-Ap 13 Voice. S-O 8
BOYLE, PHILIP J. jt auth Making Tough Legal Implications of Computerized Medical MARKHAM, SR. DONNA J. “Spiritlinking”:
Resource Decisions. N-D 48 Records. My-Je 18 A Key to Dynamic Change. Jl-Ag 58
BURNSIDE, GORDON Catholic Healthcare GOTTEMOELLER, SR. DORIS A “New- MARKIN, DEBORAH A. Fighting the “Silent
without Sisters. Ja-~F 23 Age” Leader (Sr. Concilia Moran). Ja-F 38 Epidemic” (domestic violence). Mr-Ap 30
Hamburgers and Hospitals: The Case for GRIFFITH, GERALD M. IRS Proposes Ruling McCARTHY, MARGARET jt auth bk rev
Standardization. My-Je 20 on Physician Recruitment. Ja-F 52 Organizational Transformation in
LTC Leaders Learn to Live with the “Little Healthcare: A Work in Progress, by Heather
Darlings.” Mr-Ap 14 HEY, MICHELLE Subacute Providers Offer A. Andrews, et al. Ja-F 66
BYERLY, LINDA D. How Patients Define the Flexibility Managed Care Organizations McMULLEN, SR. BARBARA A Closer Look
“Service.” Jl-Ag96 Seek. Ja-F 62 at Lay Sponsorship. Ja-F 28
HIEBERT-WHITE, JANE Beyond the Politics MILLER, SR. AMATA Merging with For-
CALLAHAN, SIDNEY A Feminist Case against of Medicare Reform. Ja-F 10 Profits: Flawed Strategy. Jl-Ag 14
Euthanasia. N-D 21 Increased Medicare Margins Are Catching MOSKOWITZ, ELLEN jt auth Making
CASSIDY, JUDY Holistic Center Stresses Congress’s Eye. Jl-Ag 10 Tough Resource Decisions. N-D 48
Spiritual Healing. My-Je 39 Market Transfo. mation: Will Not-for-Profit MULVIHILL, NANCY Public Juridic Person
Los Angeles Moves to Managed Care for Medi- Providers Survive? My-Je 10 Ensures Catholic Presence. Ja-F 25
Cal. Jl-Ag 13 “Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be
Managed Care’s Challenge: Physician System Won. N-D8 NEALE, ANN The Cultural Basis of
Integration. Ja-F 60 System Integration: The View from the Front. Inadequate Care. My-Je 50
New Covenant Process: Progress toward Mr-Ap 10 NORRIS, REV. PATRICK F. bk rev
Collaboration. Ja-F 16 Who Won What in the Kassebaum-Kennedy Compto Ceonsentt, eby Bneckyc Coxe Whi te.
Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. My-Je Struggle? S-O 10 Jl-Ag9 2
36 HOLT, TIMMOTHY J. bk rev Beyond
Systems Thinking Helps Leaders Handle Medicare: Achieving Long-Term Care O’BRIEN, BETH jt auth bk rev Organiza-
Change. Ja-F 44 Security, by Malvin Schechter. Mr-Ap 60 tional Transformation in Healthcare: A
Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing HUME, SUSAN K. Managing for Survival: A Work in Progrbye Hesatshe,r A. Andrews,e t
Catholic Healthcare. My-Je 14 Lesson in Tolerance. $-O 14 al. Ja-F 66
COWLEY, STEVE jt auth Care of the Abused Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Mr-Ap O’CONNELL, LAURENCE J. Changing the
Woman. Mr-Ap 26 34 Culture of Dying. N-D 16
COX, WILLIAM J. Prepare for Medicare/ O’ROURKE, REV. KEVIN D. Withdrawal of
Medicaid Managed Care. S-O 29 INGALA II, NICHOLAS J. Under One Roof Life Support: Mistaken Assumptions. N-D 60
CROWLEY, SR. MARGARET Exercise Pro- (women and infants center pulls together
gram Restores Seniors’ Strength and Spirits. social, residential, and health services). S-O 40 PLUTKO, LAWRENCE A. jt auth Danger
N-D 42 Signs (inadequate care of the dying). Mr-Ap
JEZIERSKI, MARLENE Partners against 50
DAYKIN, TOM jt auth Selling from a Position Violence. Mr-Ap 38 POH, RUTH WEXBERG Bridging the Gaps in
of Strength. Jl-Ag 55 JOKERST, SR. CAROL ANN A Compelling Geriatric Care. N-D 38
DuBREY, SR. RITA JEAN Therapeutic Touch: Vision for Collaboration. Jl-Ag 23
A Healing Intervention. My-Je 46 RAFFAELE, RITA Demystifying Values
DUNDON, MARKW . A System for Employee Assessment. S-O 48
Fitness. My-Je 45 ROBERTS, CURTIS S. Pitfalls and Problems in
Physician Integration. Ja-F 72
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Annual Index to HEALTH PROGRESS
Volume 77 @ January-December 1996
Key to Abbreviations: Ja-F—January-February; DUPUIS, KAREN K. jt auth Integrating KARST, PHILIP J. bk rev Really Governing:
Mr-Ap—March-April; My-Je—May-June; Jl- Complementary and Traditional Medicine. How Health System and Hospital Boards
Ag—July-August; S-O—September-October; My-Je 42 Can Make More of a Difference, by Dennis
N-D—November-December; jt auth—joint D. Pointer and Charles M. Ewell. S-O 60
author; bk rev—book review. FINNEGAN, SR. CHABANEL bk rev Three Steps to Smoother Collaboration. Jl-Ag 18
Realms of Ethics: Individual, Institutional, Strong Relationships for Physicians and
Societal, by John W. Glaser. My-Je 68 Executives. My-Je 52
AUTHORS
FITZPATRICK, SR. MARTHA ANN Sharing KEITH, SR. JUDITH MARIE Filattening the
AMOS, SR. HELEN A Moral Quandary for Your Culture with a New Partner. N-D 54 Hierarchy. Jl-Ag6 0
Sponsors. Ja-F 20 FORD, SR. MARY KEVIN A Ministry, Not a
AMOS, MSGR. JOHN R. Public Juridic Business. S-O 64 LENTON, RHONDA L. jt auth Care of the
Person Offers Flexibility. Ja-F 31 FRANEY, STEPHEN G. Three Factors Critical Abused Woman. Mr-Ap 26
for End-of-Life Care. S-O 30 LEWIS, KENNETH Strengthening Family
BERG, DAVID Wary Travelers: A Reluctance FRIEDMAN, EMILY A Matter of Value (prof- Ties. N-D 36
to Collaborate. Jl-Ag 21 its and losses in healthcare). My-Je 28 LOHR, BARBARA A. Two Hospitals Revive
BLANKENBAKER, RONALD G. bk rev School-based Care. S-O 43
Radical Surgery: What’s Next for America’s GILHAM, CHARLES S. Insurance Depart- LUKASIK-FOSS, LENORE jt auth Care of the
Health Care, by Joseph A. Califano, Jr. S-O ments May Regulate Some Managed Care Abused Woman. Mr-Ap 26
60 Arrangements. Ja-F 14
BOUCHARD, REV. CHARLES E. Healthcare IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical MADDIX, BR. THOMAS Heeding God’s
Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues. My-Je 54 Practices. Mr-Ap 13 Voice. S-O 8
BOYLE, PHILIP J. jt auth Making Tough Legal Implications of Computerized Medical MARKHAM, SR. DONNA J. “Spiritlinking”:
Resource Decisions. N-D 48 Records. My-Je 18 A Key to Dynamic Change. Jl-Ag 58
BURNSIDE, GORDON Catholic Healthcare GOTTEMOELLER, SR. DORIS A “New- MARKIN, DEBORAH A. Fighting the “Silent
without Sisters. Ja-~F 23 Age” Leader (Sr. Concilia Moran). Ja-F 38 Epidemic” (domestic violence). Mr-Ap 30
Hamburgers and Hospitals: The Case for GRIFFITH, GERALD M. IRS Proposes Ruling McCARTHY, MARGARET jt auth bk rev
Standardization. My-Je 20 on Physician Recruitment. Ja-F 52 Organizational Transformation in
LTC Leaders Learn to Live with the “Little Healthcare: A Work in Progress, by Heather
Darlings.” Mr-Ap 14 HEY, MICHELLE Subacute Providers Offer A. Andrews, et al. Ja-F 66
BYERLY, LINDA D. How Patients Define the Flexibility Managed Care Organizations McMULLEN, SR. BARBARA A Closer Look
“Service.” Jl-Ag96 Seek. Ja-F 62 at Lay Sponsorship. Ja-F 28
HIEBERT-WHITE, JANE Beyond the Politics MILLER, SR. AMATA Merging with For-
CALLAHAN, SIDNEY A Feminist Case against of Medicare Reform. Ja-F 10 Profits: Flawed Strategy. Jl-Ag 14
Euthanasia. N-D 21 Increased Medicare Margins Are Catching MOSKOWITZ, ELLEN jt auth Making
CASSIDY, JUDY Holistic Center Stresses Congress’s Eye. Jl-Ag 10 Tough Resource Decisions. N-D 48
Spiritual Healing. My-Je 39 Market Transfo. mation: Will Not-for-Profit MULVIHILL, NANCY Public Juridic Person
Los Angeles Moves to Managed Care for Medi- Providers Survive? My-Je 10 Ensures Catholic Presence. Ja-F 25
Cal. Jl-Ag 13 “Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be
Managed Care’s Challenge: Physician System Won. N-D8 NEALE, ANN The Cultural Basis of
Integration. Ja-F 60 System Integration: The View from the Front. Inadequate Care. My-Je 50
New Covenant Process: Progress toward Mr-Ap 10 NORRIS, REV. PATRICK F. bk rev
Collaboration. Ja-F 16 Who Won What in the Kassebaum-Kennedy Compto Ceonsentt, eby Bneckyc Coxe Whi te.
Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. My-Je Struggle? S-O 10 Jl-Ag9 2
36 HOLT, TIMMOTHY J. bk rev Beyond
Systems Thinking Helps Leaders Handle Medicare: Achieving Long-Term Care O’BRIEN, BETH jt auth bk rev Organiza-
Change. Ja-F 44 Security, by Malvin Schechter. Mr-Ap 60 tional Transformation in Healthcare: A
Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing HUME, SUSAN K. Managing for Survival: A Work in Progrbye Hesatshe,r A. Andrews,e t
Catholic Healthcare. My-Je 14 Lesson in Tolerance. $-O 14 al. Ja-F 66
COWLEY, STEVE jt auth Care of the Abused Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Mr-Ap O’CONNELL, LAURENCE J. Changing the
Woman. Mr-Ap 26 34 Culture of Dying. N-D 16
COX, WILLIAM J. Prepare for Medicare/ O’ROURKE, REV. KEVIN D. Withdrawal of
Medicaid Managed Care. S-O 29 INGALA II, NICHOLAS J. Under One Roof Life Support: Mistaken Assumptions. N-D 60
CROWLEY, SR. MARGARET Exercise Pro- (women and infants center pulls together
gram Restores Seniors’ Strength and Spirits. social, residential, and health services). S-O 40 PLUTKO, LAWRENCE A. jt auth Danger
N-D 42 Signs (inadequate care of the dying). Mr-Ap
JEZIERSKI, MARLENE Partners against 50
DAYKIN, TOM jt auth Selling from a Position Violence. Mr-Ap 38 POH, RUTH WEXBERG Bridging the Gaps in
of Strength. Jl-Ag 55 JOKERST, SR. CAROL ANN A Compelling Geriatric Care. N-D 38
DuBREY, SR. RITA JEAN Therapeutic Touch: Vision for Collaboration. Jl-Ag 23
A Healing Intervention. My-Je 46 RAFFAELE, RITA Demystifying Values
DUNDON, MARKW . A System for Employee Assessment. S-O 48
Fitness. My-Je 45 ROBERTS, CURTIS S. Pitfalls and Problems in
Physician Integration. Ja-F 72
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RODRIGUEZ, JOSIE GABLE Chaplains’ WILSON, NANCY An Education in Violence. BIOETHICS; see also Ethics
Roles Expand in Redesign. S-O 51 Mr-Ap 37 bk rev Competence to Consent, by Becky Cox
RUSH, JANET jt auth Care of the Abused WOLF, SR. LAURA Essential Factors for White. Norris. Jl-Ag 92
Woman. Mr-Ap 26 Success. Jl-Ag 20 The Cultural Basis of Inadequate Care. Neale
RYAN, SR. MARY JEAN Personal Commi- My-Je 50
tments Needed to Reduce Violence. My-Je 72 YANK, GREGORY F. Total Transformation A Feminist Case against Euthanasia. Callahan.
for the Future. Ja-F 36 N-D 21
SAMPSEL, DEBI jt auth Integrating Com- Withdrawal of Life Support: Mistaken
plementary and Traditional Medicine. My-Je ZANDIEH, JOYCE A. Battling Drug Use in Assumptions. O’Rourke. N-D 60
42 Pregnancy. S-O 38
SEMPLE, DAVID M. From Ministry to ZUCKERMAN, ALAN M. Smalli-City BOOK BRIEFS
Market. S-O 18 Hospitals Need to Collaborate. N-D 12 Ja-F 66; Mr-Ap 60; My-Je 68; Jl-Ag 92; $-O
SEXTON, KEVIN J. The Ministry Change 60; N-D 64
Imperative. Mr-Ap 18
is Ok = i ms a Oo
SIGMOND, ROBERT Community Assessment BOOK REVIEWS
or Action? From Conflict to Synergy. Mr-Ap ADVOCACY Beyond Medicare: Achieving Long-Term Care
oF Communicating with Lawmakers Is Citizen’s Security, by Malvin Schechter. Holt. Mr-Ap
STREETER, SR. CARLA MAE What Is Responsibility Now. Weiss. My-Je 65 60
Spirituality? My-Je 17 Danger Signs (inadequate care of the dying). Competence to Consent, by Becky Cox White.
STRODE, KRISTI jt auth Selling from a Super and Plutko. Mr-Ap 50 Norris. Jl-Ag 92
Position of Strength. Jl-Ag 55 “Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be Ministry and Meaning: A Religious History of
STUBBS, SR. MARY LOUISE Violence: Won. Hiebert-White. N-D 8 Catholic Health Care in the United States,
Ripping the Fabric of Society. Mr-Ap 24 by Christopher J. Kauffman. Tauer. N-D 64
SULLIVAN, BP. JOSEPH M. A Journey of AGING Organizational Transformation in Healthcare:
Community. Ja-F 39 Bridging the Gaps in Geriatric Care. Poh. N-D A Work in Progress, by Heather A. Andrews,
SUPER, ALICIA jt auth Danger Signs (inade- 38 et al. O’Brien and McCarthy. Ja-F 66
quate care of the dying). Mr-Ap 50 Exercise Program Restores Seniors’ Strength Radical Surgery: What’s Next for America’s
Improving Pain Management Practice. Jl-Ag 50 and Spirits. Crowley. N-D 42 Health Care, by Joseph A. Califano, Jr.
Strengthening Family Ties. Lewis. N-D 36 Blankenbaker. S-O 60
TAUER, CAROL A. bk rev Ministry and Really Governing: How Health System and
Meaning: A Religious History of Catholic ALTERNATIVE THE:APIES Hospital Boards Can Make More of a Dif-
Health Care in the United States, by Holistic Center Stresses Spiritual Healing. ference, by Dennis D. Pointer and Charles M.
Christopher J. Kauffman. N-D 64 Cassidy. My-Je 39 Ewell. Karst. S-O 60
THOELE, CHARLES E. Changes at CHA Integrating Complementary and Traditional Toree Realms of Ethics: Individual, Institu-
Revitalize Its Mission, Goals, Direction. Jl-Ag Medicine. Dupuis and Sampsel. My-Je 42 tional, Societal, by John W. Glaser. Finnegan.
9 Members’ Involvement in Health and Well- My-Je 68
TILLEY, CAROL Advanced Institute Stresses being Activities. Mr-Ap 44
Personal Assessment, Spirituality. Jl-Ag 90 Therapeutic Touch: A Healing Intervention. BRIEFING
TROCCHIO, JULIE What Are True DuBrey. My-Je 46 Ja-F 4; Mr-Ap 4; My-Je 4; Ji-Ag 4; S-O 4; N-D
Community Benefits? S-O 34 4
VLADECK, BRUCE HCFA Approaches SUBJECTS
Medicare Managed Care. S-O 27
VOGLEWEDE, ROBERT The Application of
Faith-based Principles. Ja-F 46
WEAVER, JULIA H. Healthy Communities
(National Civic League offers a collaborative
model for improving community health). My-
Je 40
WEISS, RHODA Bone Marrow Donor
Campaign Expands Hospital’s Outreach. S-O
54
Brooklyn Hospital Throws a Party for Its
Community. Jl-Ag 89
Communicating with Lawmakers Is Citizen’s
Responsibility Now. My-Je 65
HMO’s Senior Enrollees Hear a Familiar Voice.
N-D 58
Nursing Home Plans Big Party for Its Resident
Mothers. Mr-Ap 56
School-based Program Promotes Physical
Fitness. Ja-F 58
WHYTE, DAVID. The Shapes of the World.
N-D 72
WIESNER, FRANCIS J. Certain Service in an
Era of Uncertain Employment. My-Je 24
HEALTH PROGRESS NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 1996 @ 67
CANON LAW Under One Roof (women and infants center School-based Program Promotes Physical
A Closer Look at Lay Sponsorship. McMullen. pulls together social, residential, and health Fitness. Weiss. Ja-F 58
Ja-F 28 services). Ingala. S-O 40 Two Hospitals Revive School-based Care. Lohr.
Public Juridic Person Ensures Catholic S-O 43
Presence. Mulvihill. Ja-F 25 COLLABORATION Under One Roof (women and infants center
Public Juridic Person Offers Flexibility. Amos. Battling Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandich. S-O pulls together social, residential, and health
Ja-F 31 38 services). Ingala. S-O 40
A Compelling Vision for Collaboration. Jokerst. What Are True Community Benefits? Trocchio.
CARE OF THE POOR Jl-Ag 23 S-O 34
1996 Achievement Citation Winners and Essential Factors for Success. Wolf. Jl-Ag 20
Nominees. Jl-Ag 65 Healthy Communities (National Civic League CONTINUUM OF CARE
From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18 offers a collaborative model for improving Members’ Involvement in Health and Well-
community health). Weaver. My-Je 40 being Activities. Mr-Ap 44
CATHOLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION The Ministry Change Imperative. Sexton. Mr- Subacute Providers Offer the Flexibility
1996 Achievement Citation Winners and Ap 18 Managed Care Organizations Seek. Hey. Ja-F
Nominees. Jl-Ag 65 New Covenant Process: Progress toward 62
Advanced Institute Stresses Personal Collaboration. Cassidy. Ja-F 16
Assessment, Spirituality. Tilley. Jl-Ag 90 Public Juridic Person Offers Flexibility. Amos. CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
Changes at CHA Revitalize Its Mission, Goals, Ja-F 31 Certain Service in an Era of Uncertain Employ-
Direction. Thoele. Jl-Ag 9 Small-City Hospitals Need to Collaborate. ment. Wiesner. My-Je 24
A Closer Look at Lay Sponsorship. McMullen. Zuckerman. N-D 12 Chaplains’ Roles Expand in Redesign.
Ja-F 28 Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. Rodriguez. S-O 51
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith Cassidy. My-Je 36 Flattening the Hierarchy. Keith. Jl-Ag 60
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic Steps to Smoother Collaboration. Karst. Jl-Ag Merging with For-Profits: Flawed Strategy.
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 18 Miller. Jl-Ag 14
Members’ Involvement in Health and Well- Strong Relationships for Physicians and bk rev Organizational Transformation in
being Activities. Mr-Ap 44 Executives. Karst. My-Je 52 Healthcare: A Work in Progress, by Heather
New Covenant Process: Progress toward Total Transformation for the Future. Yank. Ja-F A. Andrews, et al. O’Brien and McCarthy. Ja-
Collaboration. Cassidy. Ja-F 16 36 F 66
Prepare for Medicare /Medicaid Managed Care. Two Hospitals Revive School-based Care. Lohr. Sharing Your Culture with a New Partner.
Cox. $-O 29 S-O 43 Fitzpatrick. N-D 54
Working for the Common Good of the Catholic Under One Roof (women and infants center Small-City Hospitals Need to Collaborate.
Health Ministry (CHA’s 1996-97 Strategic pulls together social, residential, and health Zuckerman. N-D 12
Plan). N-D Sl services). Ingala. S-O 40
Wary Travelers: A Reluctance to Collaborate. CULTURAL CHANGE
CATHOLIC IDENTITY Berg. Jl-Ag 21 The Application of Faith-based Principles.
The Application of Faith-based Principles. Voglewede. Ja-F 46
Voglewede. Ja-F 46 COMMUNICATIONS Changing the Culture of Dying. O’Connell. N-
Catholic Healthcare without Sisters. Burnside. Bone Marrow Donor Campaign Expands D 16
Ja-F 23 Hospital’s Outreach. Weiss. S-O 54 A Feminist Case against Euthanasia. Callahan.
A Closer Look at Lay Sponsorship. McMullen. Brooklyn Hospital Throws a Party for Its N-D 21
Ja-F 28 Community. Weiss. Jl-Ag 89 Sharing Your Culture with a New Partner.
Demystifying Values Assessment. Raffaele. S-O Communicating with Lawmakers Is Citizen’s Fitzpatrick. N-D 54
48 Responsibility Now. Weiss. My-Je 5 “Spiritlinking”: A Key to Dynamic Change.
From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18 HMOs Senior Enrollees Hear a Familiar Voice. Markham. Jl-Ag 58
A Journey of Community. Sullivan. Ja-F 39 Weiss. N-D 58 Systems Thinking Helps Leaders Handle
bk rev Ministry and Meaning: A Religious Nursing Home Plans Big Party for Its Resident Change. Cassidy. Ja-F 44
History of Catholic Health Care in the Mothers. Weiss. Mr-Ap 56
United States, by Christopher J. Kauffman. School-based Program Promotes Physical DEATH AND DYING
Tauer. N-D 64 Fitness. Weiss. Ja-F 58 Changing the Culture of Dying. O’Connell. N-
A Ministry, Not a Business. Ford. S-O 64 D 16
Public Juridic Person Ensures Catholic COMMUNITY-BENEFIT SERVICES The Cultural Basis of Inadequate Care. Neale.
Presence. Mulvihill. Ja-F 25 1996 Achievement Citation Winners and My-Je 50
Public Juridic Person Offers Flexibility. Amos. Nominees. Jl-Ag 65 Danger Signs (inadequate care of the dying).
Ja-F 31 Battling Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandieh. S-O Super and Plutko. Mr-Ap 50
Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing 38 A Feminist Case against Euthanasia. Callahan.
Catholic Healthcare. Cassidy. My-Je 14 Bone Marrow Donor Campaign Expands N-D 21
Total Transformation for the Future. Yank. Ja-F Hospital’s Outreach. Weiss. S-O 54 Improving Pain Management Practice. Super.
36 Bridging the Gaps in Geriatric Care. Poh. N-D Jl-Ag 50
38 Three Factors Critical for End-of-Life Care.
CHILD/ADOLESCENT HEALTHCARE Brooklyn Hospital Throws a Party for Its Franey. S-O 30
An Education in Violence. Wilson. Mr-Ap 37 Community. Weiss. Jl-Ag 89 Withdrawal of Life Support: Mistaken As-
School-based Program Promotes Physical Community Assessment or Action? From sumptions. O’ Rourke. N-D 60
Fitness. Weiss. Ja-F 58 Conflict to Synergy. Sigmond. Mr-Ap 64
Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Hume Demystifying Values Assessment. Raffaele. S-O EDUCATION
Mr-Ap 34 48 Care of the Abused Woman. Cowley, Rush,
Two Hospitals Revive School-based Care. Lohr. Healthy Communities (National Civic League Lenton, and Lukasik-Foss. Mr-Ap 26
S-O 43 offers a collaborative model for improving An Education in Violence. Wilson. Mr-Ap 37
community health). Weaver. My-Je 40
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Fighting the “Silent Epidemic” (domestic vio- HEALTH AND WELL-BEING St. John Neumann Nursing Home, Phila-
lence). Markin. Mr-Ap 30 Healthy Communities (National Civic League delphia—Strengthening Family Ties. Lewis. N-
Improving Pain Management Practice. Super. offers a collaborative model for improving D 36
Jl-Ag 50 community health). Weaver. My-Je 40 St. Joseph Community Hospital, Mishawaka,
Partners against Violence. Jezierski. Mr-Ap 38 Holistic Center Stresses Spiritual Healing. IN—Two Hospitals Revive School-based
School-based Program Promotes Physical Cassidy. My-Je 39 Care. Lohr. $-O 43
Fitness. Weiss. Ja-F 58 Integrating Complementary and Traditional St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario,
Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Hume. Medicine. Dupuis and Sampsel. My-Je 42 Canada—Care of the Abused Woman. Cowley,
Mr-Ap 34 Members’ Involvement in Health and Well- Rush, Lenton, and Lukasik-Foss. Mr-Ap 26
Two Hospitals Revive School-based Care. Lohr. being Activities. Mr-Ap 44 Saint Joseph’s Medical Center, South Bend,
S-O 43 Exercise Program Restores Seniors’ Strength IN—Two Hospitals Revive School-based
and Spirits. Crowley. N-D 42 Care. Lohr. S-O 43
ETHICS; see also Bioethics A System for Employee Fitness. Dundon. My-Je Saint Louis University Hospital—Teaching
Certain Service in an Era of Uncertain 45 Nonviolence in the Inner City. Hume. Mr-Ap
Employment. Wiesner. My-Je 24 Therapeutic Touch: A Healing Intervention. 34
Healthcare Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues. DuBrey. My-Je 46 St. Mary’s Hospital, Amsterdam, NY—
Bouchard. My-Je 54 Therapeutic Touch: A Healing Intervention.
Making Tough Resource Decisions. Boyle and HEALTH POLICY DuBrey. My-Je 46
Moskowitz. N-D 48 Beyond the Politics of Medicare Reform. St. Mary’s Hospital of Brooklyn, NY—Brooklyn
Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing Hiebert-White. Ja-F 10 Hospital Throws a Party for Its Community.
Catholic Healthcare. Cassidy. My-Je 14 Communicating with Lawmakers Is Citizen’s Weiss. Jl-Ag 89
bk rev Three Realms of Ethics: Individual, Responsibility Now. Weiss. My-Je 65 St. Mary’s Women and Infants Center, Bos-
Institutional, Societal, by John W. Glaser. Healthcare Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues. ton—Under One Roof (women and infants
Finnegan. My-Je 68 Bouchard. My-Je 54 center pulls together social, residential, and
Increased Medicare Margins Are Catching health services). Ingala. S-O 40
EXECUTIVE EDGE Congress’s Eye. Hiebert-White. Jl-Ag 10 St. Vincent Medical Center, Toledo, OH—An
Ja-F 8; Mr-Ap 8; My-Je 8; Jl-Ag 8; S-O 6; N-D Market Transformation: Will Not-for-Profit Education in Violence. Wilson. Mr-Ap 37
=/ Providers Survive? Hiebert-White. My-Je 10
“Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be HEALTHCARE SYSTEM REFORM
FINAL SAY Won. Hiebert-White. N-D 8 bk rev Beyond Medicare: Achieving Long-Term
Community Assessment or Action? From System Integration: The View from the Front Care Security, by Malvin Schechter. Holt. Mr
Conflict to Synergy. Sigmond. Mr-Ap 64 Hiebert-White. Mr-Ap 10 Ap 60
How Patients Define “Service.” Byerly. Jl-Ag 96 Who Won What in the Kassebaum-Kennedy Beyond the Politics of Medicare Reform
A Ministry, Not a Business. Ford. $-O 64 Struggle? Hiebert-White. S-O 10 Hiebert-White. Ja-F 10
Personal Commitments Needed to Reduce Healthcare Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues
Violence. Ryan. My-Je 72 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES Bouchard. My-Je 54
Pitfalls and Problems in Physician Integration. Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill, PA—Battling Increased Medicare Margins Are Catching
Roberts. Ja-F 72 Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandieh. S-O 38 Congress’s Eye. Hiebert-White. Jl-Ag 10
The Shapes of the World. Whyte. N-D 72 Jewish Home for the Aging, Los Angeles— “Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be
Nursing Home Plans Big Party for Its Won. Hiebert-White. N-D 8
FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE Resident Mothers. Weiss. Mr-Ap 56 bk rev Radicai Surgery: What’s Next for
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith The McAuley Center, West Hartford, CT-— America’s Health Care, by Joseph A
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic Exercise Program Restores Seniors’ Strength Califano, Jr. Blankenbaker. S-O 60
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 and Spirits. Crowley. N-D 42 Who Won What in the Kassebaum-Kennedy
From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18 Mercy/Unity Hospitals, Anoka County, MN— Struggle? Hiebert-White. S-O LO
Hamburgers and Hospitals: The Case for Partners against Violence. Jezierski. Mr-Ap 38
Standardization. Burnside. My-Je 20 Mercy Hospital Scripps Health, San Diego— HOME HEALTHCARE
HCFA Approaches Medicare Managed Care. Chaplains’ Roles Expand in Redesign. Bridging the Gaps in Geriatric Care. Poh. N-D
Vladeck. S-O 27 Rodriguez. S-O 51 38
A Journey of Community. Sullivan. Ja-F 39 Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Camden,
Market Transformation: Will Not-for-Profit NJ—Bridging the Gaps in Geriatric Care. Poh. HUMAN RESOURCES
Providers Survive? Hiebert-White. My-Je 10 N-D 38 Certain Service in an Era of Uncertain Em
A Matter of Value (profits and losses in health- Providence Hospital, Cincinnati— Holistic ployment. Wiesner. My-Je 24
care). Friedman. My-'e 28 Center Stresses Spiritual Healing. Cassidy. Chaplains’ Roles Expand in Redesign. Rod
The Ministry Change Imperative. Sexton. Mr- My-Je 39 riguez. S-O 51
Ap 18 Providence /Portland Medical Center, Portland, Flattening the Hierarchy. Keith. Jl-Ag 60
A Ministry, Not a Business. Ford. S-O 64 OR—Improving Pain Management Practice A System for Employee Fitness. Dundon. My-Je
Prepare for Medicare /Medicaid Managed Care. Super. Ji-Ag 50 45
Cox. $-O 29 Sacred Heart Medical Center, Spokane, WA-
Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. Fighting the “Silent Epidemic” (domestic vio INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
Cassidy. My-Je 36 lence). Markin. Mr-Ap 30 Ja-F 9; My-Je 9; Jl-Ag 5; S-O 9; N-D 10
Steps to Smoother Collaboration. Karst. Jl-Ag St. Edward Medical Center, Fort Smith, AR—
18 Flattening the Hierarchy. Keith. Jl-Ag 60 INNER-CITY HEALTHCARE
Strong Relationships for Physicians and St. Francis Medical Center, Honolulu—Bone An Education in Violence. Wilson. Mr-Ap 37
Executives. Karst. My-Je 52 Marrow Donor Campaign Expands Hospital’s Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Hume
System Integration: The View from the Front. Outreach. Weiss. S-O 54 Mr-Ap 34
Hiebert-White. Mr-Ap 10 St. Francis Medical Center, Lynwood, CA—Los Under One Roof (women and infants center
Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing Angeles Moves to Managed Care for Medi- pulls together social, residential, and health
Catholic Healthcare. Cassidy. My-Je 14 Cal. Cassidy. Tl-Ag 13 services). Ingala. S-O 40
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INTEGRATED DELIVERY NETWORKS HCFA Approaches Medicare Managed Care. MINISTRY, MISSION
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith Vladeck. S-O 27 The Application of Faith-based Principles.
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic HMO’s Senior Enrollee: Hear a Familiar Voice. Voglewede. Ja-F 46
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 Weiss. N-D 58 Catholic Healthcare without Sisters. Burnside.
Pitfalls and Problems in Physician Integration. Insurance Departments May Regulate Some Ja-F 23
Roberts. Ja-F 72 Managed Care Arrangements. Gilham. Ja-F A Closer Look at Lay Sponsorship. McMullen.
Small-City Hospitals Need to Collaborate. 14 Ja-F 28
Zuckerman. N-D 12 Los Angeles Moves to Managed Care for Medi- Demystifying Values Assessment. Raffaele. S-O
System Integration: The View from the Front. Cal. Cassidy. Jl-Ag 13 48
Hiebert-White. Mr-Ap 10 Managed Care’s Challenge: Physician System Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith
Integration. Cassidy. Ja-F 60 with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic
INTERVIEWS A Matter of Value (profits and losses in health- Heaith Assembly). Jl-Ag 25
Catholic Healthcare without Sisters. Burnside. care). Friedman. My-Je 28 From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18
Ja-F 23 Prepare for Medicare /Medicaid Managed Care. Healthcare Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues.
Certain Service in an Era of Uncertain Cox. S-O 29 Bouchard. My-Je 54
Employment. Wiesner. My-Je 24 Small-City Hospitals Need to Collaborate. A Journey of Community. Sullivan. Ja-F 39
Zuckerman. N-D 12 bk rev Ministry and Meaning: A Religious
LAW Subacute Providers Offer the Flexibility History of Catholic Health Care in the
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith Managed Care Organizations Seek. Hey. Ja-F United States, by Christopher J. Kauffman.
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic 62 Tauer. N-D 64
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 A Ministry, Not a Business. Ford. S-O 64
Insurance Departments May Regulate Some MANAGEMENT A Moral Quandary for Sponsors. Amos. Ja-F 20
Managed Care Arrangements. Gilham. Ja-F Certain Service in an Era of Uncertain Em- A “New-Age” Leader (Sr. Concilia Moran).
14 ployment. Wiesner. My-Je 24 Gottemoeller. Ja-F 38
IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical Prac- Flattening the Hierarchy. Keith. Jl-Ag 60 Public Juridic Person Ensures Catholic Pres-
tices. Gilham. Mr-Ap 13 Managing for Survival: A Lesson in Tolerance. ence. Mulvihill. Ja-F 25
Legal Implications of Computerized Medical Hume. S-O 14 Public Juridic Person Offers Flexibility. Amos.
Records. Gilham. My-Je 18 “Spiritlinking”: A Key to Dynamic Change. Ja-F 31
Markham. Jl-Ag 58 Sharing Your Culture with a New Partner.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Fitzpatrick. N-D 54
Advanced Institute Stresses Personal Assess- MARKETING Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing
ment, Spirituality. Tilley. Jl-Ag 90 Brooklyn Hospital Throws a Party for Its Catholic Healthcare. Cassidy. My-Je 14
Heeding God’s Voice. Maddix. $-O 8 Community. Weiss. Jl-Ag 89 Total Transformation for the Future. Yank. Ja-F
A Journey of Community. Sullivan. Ja-F 39 HMO’s Senior Enrollees Hear a Familiar Voice. 36
LTC Leaders Learn to Live with the “Little Weiss. N-D 58
Darlings.” Burnside. Mr-Ap 14 How Patients Define “Service.” Byerly. Jl-Ag 96 MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEMS
Managing for Survival: A Lesson in Tolerance. Nursing Home Plans Big Party for Its Resident Ancilla Systems, Inc., Hobart, IN—Integrating
Hume. S-O 14 Mothers. Weiss. Mr-Ap 56 Complementary and Traditional Medicine.
“Spiritlinking”: A Key to Dynamic Change. Dupuis and Sampsel. My-Je 42
Markham. Jl-Ag 58 MATERNITY CARE ASC Health System, O’Fallon, IL—Total
Systems Thinking Helps Leaders Handle Battling Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandieh. S-O Transformation for the Future. Yank. Ja-F 36
Change. Cassidy. Ja-F 44 38 Bon Secours Health System, Marriottsville,
What Is Spirituality? Streeter. My-Je 17 Under One Roof (women and infants center MD-—Catholic Healthcare without Sisters.
pulls together social, residential, and health Burnside. Ja-F 23
LETTERS services). Ingala. S-O 40 Caritas Christi, Boston—Under One Roof
Ja-F 6; Mr-Ap 6; My-Je 6; Jl-Ag 6; S-O 7; N-D (women and infants center pulls together
6 MEDICAID /MEDICARE social, residential, and health services). Ingala.
bk rev Beyond Medicare: Achieving Long-Term S-O 40
LONG-TERM CARE Care Security, by Malvin Schechter. Holt. Mr- Carondelet Health Care System, Tucson, AZ—
bk rev Beyond Medicare: Achieving Long-Term Ap 60 A Ministry, Not a Business. Ford. S-O 64
Care Security, by Malvin Schechter. Holt. Mr- Beyond the Politics of Medicare Reform. Covenant Health Systems—Public Juridic
Ap 60 Hiebert-White. Ja-F 10 Person Ensures Catholic Presence. Mulvihill.
Bridging the Gaps in Geriatric Care. Poh. N-D Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith Ja-F 25
38 with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic Mercy Health Services, Charlotte, NC—Selling
LTC Leaders Learn to Live with the “Little Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 from a Position of Strength. Daykin and
Darlings.” Burnside. Mr-Ap 14 HCFA Approaches Medicare Managed Care. Strode. Jl-Ag 55
Nursing Home Plans Big Party for Its Resident Vladeck. S-O 27 Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Health System,
Mothers. Weiss. Mr-Ap 56 Increased Medicare Margins Are Catching Nazareth, KY—A System for Employee
Exercise Program Restores Seniors’ Strength Congress’s Eye. Hiebert-White. Jl-Ag 10 Fitness. Dundon. My-Je 45
and Spirits. Crowley. N-D 42 Los Angeles Moves to Managed Care for Medi- SSM Health Care System, St. Louis—Demysti-
Strengthening Family Ties. Lewis. N-D 36 Cal. Cassidy. Jl-Ag 13 fying Values Assessment. Raffaele. S-O 48
Prepare for Medicare /Medicaid Managed Care.
MANAGED CARE Cox. S-O 29 NEW COVENANT
The Cultural Basis of Inadequate Care. Neale. Changes at CHA Revitalize Its Mission, Goals,
My-Je 50 MENTAL HEALTHCARE Direction. Thoele. Jl-Ag 9
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith “Parity” Politics Shows How Reform Can Be Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic Won. Hiebert-White. N-D 8 with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25
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The Ministry Change Imperative. Sexton. Mr- IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical Prac- TAX-EXEMPT STATUS
Ap 18 tices. Gilham. Mr-Ap 13 IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical Prac-
New Covenant Process: Progress toward Col- IRS Proposes Ruling on Physician Recruitment. tices. Gilham. Mr-Ap 13
laboration. Cassidy. Ja-F 16 Griffith. Ja-F 52 IRS Proposes Ruling on Physician Recruitment.
Prepare for Medicare /Medicaid Managed Care. Griffith. Ja-F 52
Cox. S-O 29 RELIGIOUS INSTITUTES What Are True Community Benefits? Trocchio.
Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. bk rev Ministry and Meaning: A Religious S-O 34
Cassidy. My-Je 36 History of Catholic Health Care in the
United States, by Christopher J. Kauffman. THEOLOGY
NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEALTHCARE Tauer. N-D 64 Heeding God’s Voice. Maddix. $-O 8
From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18 A “New-Age” Leader (Sr. Concilia Moran). Theology and Ethics: Keys to Continuing
Market Transformation: Will Not-for-Profit Gottemoeller. Ja-F 38 Catholic Healthcare. Cassidy. My-Je 14
Providers Survive? Hiebert-White. My-Je 10 What Is Spirituality? Streeter. My-Je 17
A Matter of Value (profits and losses in health- RESOURCE UTILIZATION
care). Friedman. My-Je 28 Making Tough Resource Decisions. Boyle and TREATMENT DECISIONS
Merging with For-Profits: Flawed Strategy. Moskowitz. N-D 48 bk rev Competence to Consent, by Becky Cox
Miller. Jl-Ag 14 White. Norris. Ji-Ag 92
What Are True Community Benefits? Trocchio. SOCIAL JUSTICE Danger Signs (inadequate care of the dying).
S-O 34 A Feminist Case against Euthanasia. Callahan. Super and Plutko. Mr-Ap 50
N-D 21 Making Tough Resource Decisions. Boyle and
NURSING Healthcare Reform’s Moral, Spiritual Issues. Moskowitz. N-D 48
Improving Pain Management Practice. Super. Bouchard. My-Je 54 Withdrawal of Life Support: Mistaken As-
Jl-Ag 50 Merging with For-Profits: Flawed Strategy. sumptions. O’Rourke. N-D 60
Miller. Jl-Ag 14
PAIN MANAGEMENT Violence: Ripping the Fabric of Society. Stubbs. TRENDS & IDEAS
Danger Signs (inadequate care of the dying). Mr-Ap 24 Ja-F 64; Mr-Ap 58; My-Je 66; S-O 58; N-D 62
Super and Plutko. Mr-Ap 50
Improving Pain Management Practice. Super. SPIRITUALITY TRUSTEES
Jl-Ag 50 Advanced Institute Stresses Personal Assess- bk rev Really Governing: How Health System
Therapeutic Touch: A Healing Intervention. ment, Spirituality. Tilley. Ji-Ag 90 and Hospital Boards Can Make More of a
DuBrey. My-Je 46 Changing the Culture of Dying. O’Connell. N- Difference, by Dennis D. Pointer and Charles
D116 M. Ewell. Karst. S-O 60
PASTORAL CARE Heeding God’s Voice. Maddix. S-O 8
Chaplains’ Roles Expand in Redesign. What Is Spirituality? Streeter. My-Je 17 VIOLENCE
Rodriguez. S-O 51 1996 Achievement Citation Winners and
SPONSORSHIP Nominees. Jl-Ag 65
PATIENT-FOCUSED CARE Catholic Healthcare without Sisters. Burnside. Care of the Abused Woman. Cowley, Rush,
Chaplains’ Roles Expand in Redesign. Rod- Ja-F 23 Lenton, and Lukasik-Foss. Mr-Ap 26
riguez. S-O 51 A Closer Look at Lay Sponsorship. McMullen. An Education in Violence. Wilson. Mr-Ap 37
How Patients Define “Service.” Byerly. Jl-Ag 96 Ja-F 28 Fighting the “Silent Epidemic” (domestic vio-
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith lence). Markin. Mr-Ap 30
PHYSICIANS with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic Partners against Violence. Jezierski. Mr-Ap 38
Enacting the New Covenant: Keeping Faith Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 Personal Commitments Needed to Reduce
with Our Tradition (report of 81st Catholic A Journey of Community. Sullivan. Ja-F 39 Violence. Ryan. My-Je 72
Health Assembly). Jl-Ag 25 A Moral Quandary for Sponsors. Amos. Ja-F 20 Teaching Nonviolence in the Inner City. Hume.
IRS Guidelines for Purchasing Medical A “New-Age” Leader (Sr. Concilia Moran). Mr-Ap 34
Practices. Gilham. Mr-Ap 13 Goi ‘emoeller. Ja-F 38 Violence: Ripping the Fabric of Society. Stubbs.
IRS Proposes Ruling on Physician Recruitment. Public Juridic Person Ensures Catholic Pres- Mr-Ap 24
Griffith. Ja-F 52 ence. Mulvihill. Ja-F 25
Managed Care’s Challenge: Physician System Public Juridic Person Offers Flexibility. Amos. WOMEN
Integration. Cassidy. Ja-F 60 Ja-F 31 Battling Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandieh. S-O
Pitfalls and Problems in Physician Integration. Selling from a Position of Strength. Daykin and 38
Roberts. Ja-F 72 Strode. Jl-Ag 55 Brooklyn Hospital Throws a Party for Its Com-
Strong Relationships for Physicians and Sponsors Lead Ministry Transformation. munity. Weiss. Jl-Ag 89
Executives. Karst. My-Je 52 Cassidy. My-Je 36 Care of the Abused Woman. Cowley, Rush,
Total Transformation for the Future. Yank. Ja-F Lenton, and Lukasik-Foss. Mr-Ap 26
QUALITY MANAGEMENT 36 A Feminist Case against Euthanasia. Callahan.
Hamburgers and Hospitals: The Case for N-DO
Standardization. Burnside. My-Je 20 STRATEGIC PLANNING Fighting the “Silent Epidemic” (domestic vio-
bk rev Organizational Transformation in Demystifying Values Assessment. Raffaele. S-O lence). Markin. Mr-Ap 30
Healthcare: A Work in Progress, by Heather 48 Partners against Violence. Jezierski. Mr-Ap 38
A. Andrews, et al. O’Brien and McCarthy. Ja- From Ministry to Market. Semple. S-O 18 Under One Roof (women and infants center
F 66 pulls together social, residential, and health
SUBSTANCE ABUSE services). Ingala. S-O 40
REGULATIONS Battling Drug Use in Pregnancy. Zandieh. S-O
Insurance Departments May Regulate Some 38
Managed Care Arrangements. Gilham. Ja-F
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