Health Services Management Research 2001: Vol 14 Index

5 Pages·2001·0.96 MB·English

Health Services Management Research 14, 277
Index to Volume 14, 2001
Author Index
Beddow A J 104 Kennedy J 36 Rivers P A 92
Béland F 165 Khan M M 49 Robinson R 82
Bertolini G 9 Kisa A 27 Rollins J 249
Bradbury R C 203 Rondeau K V 192
Lapsley I 263
Carrier J 220 Lee A-C 92
Sicotte C 165
Celik Y 49 Lee K 249
Steen P M 203
Cohen D R 104 Lin Y J 18
Coid D 110 Luger L 220
Tediosi F 9
Degeling P 36 McCracken M Je’ 211 Tengilimoglu D 27
Dingwall R 181 Mcllwainn T F 211 Tilley H 240
Dziegielewski S F 27 Mecca G 9 Tilley I 240
Truman C D 229
Menke T J 116
Exworthy M 82 Mercer D 141 Tsai K-L 92
Miller P 159 Tsasis P 55
Fahey D F 1 Murphy E 181
Fottler M D 211 Myrtle RC 1 Vale L 159
Garattini L 9 Ogston S 110 Wagar T H 192
Golec J H 203 Ozcan Y A 249 Wan T T H 18
Greatbatch D 181
Weech-Maldonado R 147
Palmer G 71 Wilson D M 229
Hamilton III R D 147 Parazzini F 9 Wray N P 116
Heasell S 62 Paton D 62
Helmig B 263 Power R 220
Xu Y 249
Hill M 36
Reid B 71
Jones C S 125 Richman J 141 Zinn J E 147
Index to Volume 14, 2001
Subject Index
ACUTE HOSPITALS: bench- oping new partner- on university hospital data
marking in Britain 125 ships for older people 39
139
ADMINISTRATIVE Sheikh A & Gatrad AR, eds.
SUPPORT SERVICES: Caring for Muslim DATA ENVELOPMENT
measurement of patient patients 68 ANALYSIS:
longitudinal study of health
satisfaction in a public Spouse J & Redfern L, eds,
hospital in Ankara 27 Successful supervision maintenance organiza-
in healthcare practice: tion efficiency 249
promoting professional sectoral, efficiency of
ADMISSION: comparing development 140 public, welfare and
uninsured and privately private hospitals in
insured hospital patients Germany over time 263
203 CAREER PATTERNS: health-
care executives 1
CASEMIX SYSTEMS: and DEATH: in Scotland and
ASHWORTH SPECIAL
diagnosis-related group nineteen years of resource
HOSPITAL: ward
evaluation — methodologi- allocation 110
managers’ attitudes
cal issues 71 DIAGNOSIS-RELATED
towards external consul-
CENTRALIZATION: money GROUPS: and similar
tants 1992-1994 141
saving in expensive medi- casemix systems — evalua-
cal care 116 tion of performance,
BENCHMARKING: CHAIRS AND CHIEF methodological issues 71
in British acute hospitals EXECUTIVES IN NHS: DIALYSIS: cost analysis of
125 relationships between—
modalities in Italy 9
performance impact of two at the top 82
context in TQM imple- CLINICAL RESOURCE
mentation: nursing ALLOCATION: effect of ECONOMICS: euthanasia 62
facility industry 147 medical work groups on EFFICIENCY: benchmarking
hospital resource use 165 in British acute hospitals
BOOKS REVIEWED: COLLABORATIVE MODEL 125
Appleby J & Harrison A, OF HIV CARE DELIV- END-OF-LIFE CARE:
eds. Healthcare UK: the ERY: HIV/AIDS challenges availability of hospital
King’s Fund review of normative model of health- beds affecting utilization
health policy 275 care delivery in Canada 55 patterns 229
Kimberley JR & Minvielle COMMISSIONING: ETHICS: economics and
E, eds. The quality programme approach to euthanasia 62
imperative: measure- managing informed ETHNOMETHODOLOGY:
ment and management commissioning 159 approach to evaluating
of quality in healthcare CONTEXT: performance medical information
67 impact in TQM implemen- systems 181
Morton-Cooper A, Action tation: nursing facility EUTHANASIA: economics 62
research in healthcare industry 147 EXPENSIVE MEDICAL
67 COST ANALYSIS: dialysis CARE: regionalization in
Rawaf S & Orton P, eds. modalities in Italy 9 money saving 116
Health improvement COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS: EXTERNAL CONSUL-
programmes 64 economics and euthanasia TANTS: ward managers’
Rummery K & Glendinning 62 attitudes in Ashworth, a
C. Primary care and COSTS: nosocomial infection special hospital, 1992-1994
social services. Devel- in Turkey — estimate based 141
FINANCIAL PERFOR- of quality management in attitudes in Ashworth, a
MANCE: measuring orga- Taiwan 92 special hospital, 1992-1994
nizational performance in HOSPITAL REFORM: 141
the hospital industry: mediation of cultural MAPPING: as a method for
exploratory comparison of boundaries between analysing policy response
objective and subjective medicine, nursing and in the management of
methods 211 management 36 health services 220
HOSPITAL RESOURCE MARGINAL-COST
USE: effect on medical CONTRACTING: in
HEALTH MAINTENANCE work groups 165 NH— Sresul ts of a preli-
ORGANIZATION: longi- HUMAN RESOURCE minary survey 104
tudinal study of efficiency MANAGEMENT: impact MARKET-LIKE ARRANGE-
249 of practices on nursing MENTS: impact on specia-
HEALTH OUTCOMES: home performance 192 list services—a case study
comparing uninsured and 240
privately insured hospital INFECTION CONTROL MEDICAL INFORMATION
patients 203 PROGRAMME: cost of SYSTEMS: evaluating—
HEALTH-RELATED QUAL- nosocomial infection in ethnomethodological and
ITY OF LIFE: cost analysis Turkey— estimate based interactionist approaches
of dialysis modalities 9
on university hospital data 181
HEALTHCARE DELIVERY: 39 MEDICAL WORK GROUPS:
HIV/AIDS challenges effect on hospital resource
INSURANCE: comparing
normative model in uninsured and privately use 165
Canada 55 insured hospital patients— MEDICINE: mediation of
HEALTHCARE EXECU- admission, severity, health cultural boundaries with
TIVES: career patterns 1 outcomes and resource use nursing and manage-
HIV-RELATED SERVICES: 203 ment — central challenge in
HIV/AIDS challenges norma- INTEGRATED HEALTH- hospital reform 36
tive model of healthcare CARE NETWORKS: effect MORTALITY: in Scotland
delivery in Canada 55 of organizational and and nineteen years of
mapping as a method for environmental factors on resource allocation 110
analysing policy response in
service differentiation
the management of health
strategy 18
services 220
INTERACTIONIST
HOSPITAL BEDS: availabil- NATIONAL HEALTH
APPROACH: to evaluating
ity affecting utilization SERVICE:
medical information
patter—n csas e of end-of- benchmarking in British
systems 181
life care 229 acute hospitals 125
HOSPITAL EFFICIENCY: of impact of market-like
public, welfare and private LINEAR STRUCTURAL arrangements on
hospitals in Germany over RELATIONS (LISREL): specialist services 240
time —a sectoral data effect of medical work marginal cost-contracting
envelopment analysis groups on hospital resource —results of a
study 263 use 165 preliminary survey 104
HOSPITAL INDUSTRY: programme approach to
measuring organizational MANAGED-CARE ORGA- managing informed
performance: exploratory NIZATIONS: longitudinal commissioning 159
comparison of objective study of health main- two at the top— relations
and subjective methods 211 tenance organization between chairs and
HOSPITAL PATIENTS: efficiency 249 chief executives 82
comparing uninsured and MANAGEMENT: mediation NOSOCOMIAL INFEC-
privately insur— aedmdis - of cultural boundaries with TION: cost in Turkey—
sion, severity, health medicine and nursing— estimate based on univer-
outcomes and resource use central challenge in hospital sity hospital data 39
203 reform 36 NURSING: mediation of
HOSPITAL RE-ADMIS- MANAGEMENT CONSUL- cultural boundaries with
SIONS: empirical analysis TANTS: ward managers’ medicine and manage-
ment — central challenge in PUBLIC HEALTH SECTORAL DATA ENVEL-
hospital reform 36 FACTORS: death in Scot- OPMENT ANALYSIS:
NURSING FACILITY land and nineteen years of efficiency of public, welfare
INDUSTRY: performance resource allocation 110 and private hospitals in
impact of context in TQM PUBLIC HOSPITALS: effi- Germany over time 263
implementation 147 ciency of public, welfare SERVICE DIFFERENTIA-
NURSING HOMES: impact and private hospitals in TION STRATEGY: effect
of human resource Germany over time— of organizational and
management on practices sectoral data envelopment environmental factors in
192 analysis study 263 integrated healthcare
networks 18
ORGANIZATIONAL SERVICE MAPPING: as a
PERFORMANCE: measur- method for analysing
ing in the hospital industry: policy response in the
exploratory comparison of QUALITY MANAGEMENT: management of health
objective and subjective hospital re-admissions — services 220
methods 211 empirical analysis in SEVERITY: comparing unin-
ORGANIZATIONAL Taiwan 92 sured and privately insured
SERVICES: measurement QUALITY STEERING hospital patients 203
of patient satisfaction in a COUNCIL: performance SPECIALIST SERVICES:
public hospital in Ankara impact of context in TQM impact of market-like
27 implementation: nursing arrangement—s a case
facility industry 147 study 240
PATIENT SATISFACTION:
measurement in a public TOTAL QUALITY
hospital in Ankara 27 MANAGEMENT (TQM):
POLICY RESPONSE: performance impact of
mapping as a method for RE-ADMISSIONS: empirical context in implementation:
analysing in the manage- analysis of quality nursing facility industry
ment of health services 220 management in Taiwan 92 147
PRIVATE HOSPITALS: effi- REGIONALIZATION:
ciency of public, welfare money saving in expensive UTILIZATION: availability of
and private hospitals in medical care 116 hospital beds affecting
Germany over time— RESOURCE USE: comparing utilization patterns — case
sectoral data envelopment uninsured and privately of end-of-life care 229
analysis study 263 insured hospital patients
PROFESSIONAL TASK 203 WARD MANAGERS: atti-
FORCE: ward managers’ tudes towards external
attitudes in Ashworth, a consultants in Ashworth, a
special hospital, 1992-1994 special hospital, 1992-1994
141 141
PROGRAMME BUDGET- SCOTTISH HEALTH WELFARE HOSPITALS: effi-
ING AND MARGINAL AUTHORITIES ciency of public, welfare
ANALYSIS (PBMA): REVENUE EQUALIZA- and private hospitals in
approach to managing TION (SHARE): death in Germany over time—
informed commissioning Scotland and nineteen years sectoral data envelopment
159 of resource allocation 110 analysis study 263