Trustee 2001: Vol 54 Index

5 Pages·2001·1.1 MB·English

Annual Index
INDEX TO VOLUME 54 JANUARY—DECEMBER 2001
SUBJECT INDEX
COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE EXECUTIVE SEARCH
Natural Selection (Larson) Apr-6 Your CEO: Are You Short-Staffed or Short-
A You Can Fool Some of the People Sighted? (Larson) Jul/Aug-14
ACCESS TO CARE (Gardner) Apr-2
Preserving Your Community’s Access to F
Essential Health Care—Back to Basics COMPLIANCE FINANCE
(Collins) Mar-insert The Paper Monster (Hinrichsen; Best Financial Practices (Vaughan;
Capobianco; Diamond) Feb-12 Robbins) Mar-16
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Filling the Information Gap (Carpenter)
AHA 2001 Environmental Assessment CONTINUUM OF CARE Jun-29
(O’ Dell) Nov/Dec-insert The Humanity of Palliative Care (Larson)
Ready, Set, Go! What’s on the HIPAA May-14 FRAUD AND ABUSE
Horizo? (Hatton) Jul/Aug-29 The Paper Monster (Hinrichsen;
CONVERSIONS Capobianco; Diamond) Feb-12
Workforce Supply—Back to Basics 2 EMTALA Liability: Transforming Your
(AHA Strategic Planning Policy Off-Campus Facility into an Emergency G
Committee) Jun-insert Department (Reynolds) Jan-23 GOVERNANCE
The Case Against Compensation (Nixon)
B D Jan-22
BEST PRACTICES DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Dis-oriented? (Kalbhen) Jan-8
What Makes a Winner? (Kaufman) Apr-14 Bioterrorism: The Silent Killer (Glabman) How Many Hats Are Too Many?
Nov/Dec-29 (Larson) Feb-6
BOARD/CEO RELATIONS The Autumn of Our Discontent (Gardner) How to Run Effective Board Meetings
CEOs: No Shame in Self-Doubt Nov/Dec-2 Workbook 2 (Orlikoff; Totten)
(Hoffmeir) Mar-21 Apr-insert
Compare and Contrast: 2001 Executive E A New Governance Framework
Salary Survey (Bolster; Snow) EDUCATION (Sandrick) Jan-14
Nov/Dec-12 Are We Having Fun Yet? (Gardner) Jan-2 The Pyramid: A Model for Effective
Practical Governance: CEO Performance Dis-oriented? (Kalbhen) Jan-8 Governance Workbook 4 (Orlikoff;
Appraisal (Tyler; Biggs) May-18 Totten) Nov/Dec-insert
Synergy in Motion: The Board Chair and EMPLOYEES Self-Assessment: A Powerful Learning
CEO Relationship (Becker-Reems) Compare and Contrast: 2001 Executive Tool (Small) Jan-21
Oct-24 Salary Survey (Bolster; Snow) Successful Board Retreats: What Works
Your CEO: Are You Short-Staffed or Short- Nov/Dec-12 and Why—Workbook | (Orlikoff;
Sighted? (Larson) Jul/Aug-14 Does it Have to Be Boom or Bust? Totten) Jan-insert
(Gardner) Jul/Aug-2 Terminating Board Term Limits (Biggs)
Cc Workforce Supply—Back to Basics 2 Feb-22
COMMUNITY HEALTH (AHA Strategic Planning Policy Top Ten Policies for the Board (Peregrine:
Crossing the Quality Chasm: Steps You Committee) Jun-insert Schwartz) Sep-26
Can Take (Pittman; Margolin) Jul/Aug-30 We’ve Got to Stop Meeting Like This
Hospitals Reach Out: 2001 NOVA Award EMPLOYERS (Knecht) May-26
Winners (Novarro) Nov/Dec-34 Bridging the Workforce Shortage (Stern) When Does the Board Need Its Own
Mission Possible: Community Health Jul/Aug-8 Legal Counsel? (Peregrine; Schwartz)
(Bailey; DeWolf; Hasnain-Wynia; Good Fortune (Mycek) Jul/Aug-20 Apr-23
Margolin) Apr-18 Raising the Bar (Sandrick) Oct-12 Whose Job Is It Anyway? (Knecht;
No Margin, Big Mission (Sandrick) Mar-6 Workforce Supply Back to Basics 2 Kazemek) Sep-16
Patient Safety: The Community Health (AHA Strategic Planning Policy
Connection (Pittman: Margolin) Oct-33 Committee) Jun-insert H
Preserving Your Community’s Access to HEALTH POLICY
Essential Health Care—Back to Basics ETHICS EMTALA Liability: Transforming Your
(Collins) Mar-insert Ethics: A Unifying Force (Sandrick) Jun-24 Off-Campus Facility into an Emergency
42 Trustee November/December 2001
Annual Index
INDEX TO VOLUME 54 JANUARY—DECEMBER 2001
SUBJECT INDEX
COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE EXECUTIVE SEARCH
Natural Selection (Larson) Apr-6 Your CEO: Are You Short-Staffed or Short-
A You Can Fool Some of the People Sighted? (Larson) Jul/Aug-14
ACCESS TO CARE (Gardner) Apr-2
Preserving Your Community’s Access to F
Essential Health Care—Back to Basics COMPLIANCE FINANCE
(Collins) Mar-insert The Paper Monster (Hinrichsen; Best Financial Practices (Vaughan;
Capobianco; Diamond) Feb-12 Robbins) Mar-16
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Filling the Information Gap (Carpenter)
AHA 2001 Environmental Assessment CONTINUUM OF CARE Jun-29
(O’ Dell) Nov/Dec-insert The Humanity of Palliative Care (Larson)
Ready, Set, Go! What’s on the HIPAA May-14 FRAUD AND ABUSE
Horizo? (Hatton) Jul/Aug-29 The Paper Monster (Hinrichsen;
CONVERSIONS Capobianco; Diamond) Feb-12
Workforce Supply—Back to Basics 2 EMTALA Liability: Transforming Your
(AHA Strategic Planning Policy Off-Campus Facility into an Emergency G
Committee) Jun-insert Department (Reynolds) Jan-23 GOVERNANCE
The Case Against Compensation (Nixon)
B D Jan-22
BEST PRACTICES DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Dis-oriented? (Kalbhen) Jan-8
What Makes a Winner? (Kaufman) Apr-14 Bioterrorism: The Silent Killer (Glabman) How Many Hats Are Too Many?
Nov/Dec-29 (Larson) Feb-6
BOARD/CEO RELATIONS The Autumn of Our Discontent (Gardner) How to Run Effective Board Meetings
CEOs: No Shame in Self-Doubt Nov/Dec-2 Workbook 2 (Orlikoff; Totten)
(Hoffmeir) Mar-21 Apr-insert
Compare and Contrast: 2001 Executive E A New Governance Framework
Salary Survey (Bolster; Snow) EDUCATION (Sandrick) Jan-14
Nov/Dec-12 Are We Having Fun Yet? (Gardner) Jan-2 The Pyramid: A Model for Effective
Practical Governance: CEO Performance Dis-oriented? (Kalbhen) Jan-8 Governance Workbook 4 (Orlikoff;
Appraisal (Tyler; Biggs) May-18 Totten) Nov/Dec-insert
Synergy in Motion: The Board Chair and EMPLOYEES Self-Assessment: A Powerful Learning
CEO Relationship (Becker-Reems) Compare and Contrast: 2001 Executive Tool (Small) Jan-21
Oct-24 Salary Survey (Bolster; Snow) Successful Board Retreats: What Works
Your CEO: Are You Short-Staffed or Short- Nov/Dec-12 and Why—Workbook | (Orlikoff;
Sighted? (Larson) Jul/Aug-14 Does it Have to Be Boom or Bust? Totten) Jan-insert
(Gardner) Jul/Aug-2 Terminating Board Term Limits (Biggs)
Cc Workforce Supply—Back to Basics 2 Feb-22
COMMUNITY HEALTH (AHA Strategic Planning Policy Top Ten Policies for the Board (Peregrine:
Crossing the Quality Chasm: Steps You Committee) Jun-insert Schwartz) Sep-26
Can Take (Pittman; Margolin) Jul/Aug-30 We’ve Got to Stop Meeting Like This
Hospitals Reach Out: 2001 NOVA Award EMPLOYERS (Knecht) May-26
Winners (Novarro) Nov/Dec-34 Bridging the Workforce Shortage (Stern) When Does the Board Need Its Own
Mission Possible: Community Health Jul/Aug-8 Legal Counsel? (Peregrine; Schwartz)
(Bailey; DeWolf; Hasnain-Wynia; Good Fortune (Mycek) Jul/Aug-20 Apr-23
Margolin) Apr-18 Raising the Bar (Sandrick) Oct-12 Whose Job Is It Anyway? (Knecht;
No Margin, Big Mission (Sandrick) Mar-6 Workforce Supply Back to Basics 2 Kazemek) Sep-16
Patient Safety: The Community Health (AHA Strategic Planning Policy
Connection (Pittman: Margolin) Oct-33 Committee) Jun-insert H
Preserving Your Community’s Access to HEALTH POLICY
Essential Health Care—Back to Basics ETHICS EMTALA Liability: Transforming Your
(Collins) Mar-insert Ethics: A Unifying Force (Sandrick) Jun-24 Off-Campus Facility into an Emergency
42 Trustee November/December 2001
Department (Reynolds) Jan-23 for Trustees (Mosley) Mar-23 Unleashing the Power of Trustee Leaders
The Long Arm of HIPAA: Extending Let’s Make a Deal (Dube; Mills) Sep-21 (Rulison) May-24
Privacy Regulations to Business
Associates (Nawrocki) Sep-27 POLITICAL ADVOCACY V
Ready, Set, Go! What’s on the HIPAA Grassroots Advocacy Is Your VISION
Horizon? (Hatton) Jul/Aug-29 Responsibility (West) Jun-34 Striking a Balance (Atchison) Jul/Aug-28
I Q
AUTHOR INDEX
INSURANCE QUALITY
View from the Lily Pad (Leapfrog Health Creating the Patient Safety Mindset
Plan Work Group) Oct-32 (Larson) Oct-18 A
Quality: The Key Issue for the Board AHA Strategic Planning Policy
L (Hollingsworth; Harper) Nov/Dec-38 Committee, Jun-insert
LIABILITY Quality and Value: Overcoming Barriers— Asplund, Laura, Feb-23
Closing . . . Closing . . . Closed (Peregrine; Workbook 3 (Orlikoff; Totten) Atchison, Thomas A., Jul/Aug-28
Schwartz) Jan-18 Jul/Aug-insert
EMTALA Liability: Transforming Your Raising the Bar (Sandrick) Oct-12 B
Off-Campus Facility into an Emergency Reaching Your Personal Best (Gardner) Bailey, Ann, Apr-18
Department (Reynolds) Jan-23 Oct-2 Becker-Reems, Elizabeth D., Oct-24
When Does the Board Need Its Own Six Sigma: Adapting GE’s Lessons to Beckham, Dan, Sep-insert
Legal Counsel? (Peregrine; Schwartz) Health Care (Ettinger) Sep-10 Biggs, Errol L., Feb-22; May-18
Apr-23 Bilchik, Gloria Shur, Mar-1 |
R Bolster, C.J., Nov/Dec-12
M
RURAL HEALTH CARE
MISSION How Many Hats Are Too Many? Cc
Mission Possible: Community Health (Larson) Feb-6 Capobianco, Carole, Feb-12
(Bailey; DeWolf; Hasnain-Wynia; A New Governance Framework Carpenter, Dave, Jun-29
Margolin) Apr-18 (Sandrick) Jan-14 Collins, Molly, Mar-insert
No Margin, Big Misssion (Sandrick)
Mar-6 Ss D
STRATEGIC PLANNING DeWolf, Linda, Apr-18
N The Challenge of Financially Based Diamond, Mitchell, Feb-12
NURSES Strategic Planning (Grobmyer) Oct-34 Draper, Andrew, Feb-17
Norma Rae, R.N. (Bilchik) Mar-1 | Strategic Planning and the Board: The Dube, Monte, Sep-21
Nurses Needed—Stat! (Glabman) Jun-8 Responsibility to Plan for the
Where Were You When the Lights Went Future Back to Basics (Beckham) E
Out? (Gardner) Jun-2 Sep-insert Ettinger, Walter H., Sep-10
Strategic Planning: Going Beyond the
P Basics (Friedman; Draper) Feb-17 F
PATIENT SAFETY Friedman, Stuart, Feb-17
Board Leadership for Patient Safety: New T
JCAHO Standards (Reinbold) Jun-35 TECHNOLOGY G
A Commitment to Safety: A Toolkit for the Deciding to Pioneer: What Does It Take? Gardner, Karen, Jan-2; Feb-2; Mar-2
JCAHO’s New Patient Safety Standards (Larson) Nov/Dec-40 Apr-2; May-2; Jun-2; Jul/Aug-2; Sep-2;
(Sarudi) Jun-insert Hands-off Care (Asplund) Feb-23 Oct-2; Nov/Dec-2
Creating the Patient Safety Mindset Glabman, Maureen, Jun-8; Nov/Dec-29
(Larson) Oct-18 TRUSTEES Grobmyer, James E., Oct-34
Patient Safey and the Joint Commission: Chris Doehle: Redefining What It Means
The Latest News (Larson) Mar-22 to Be a Community Advocate H
Patient Safety: The Community Health (Larson) Oct-30 Harper, Dwain, Nov/Dec-38
Connection (Pittman: Margolin) Oct-33 Dennis Eisnach: A Calm Man in Tough Hasnain-Wynia, Romana, Apr-18
Patient Safety: It Starts with the Board Times (Larson) Jul/Aug-26 Hatton, Melinda Reid, Jul/Aug-29
(Mycek) May-8 Ray Kordsmeier: Mr. Main Street, U.S.A. Hinrichsen, Claudia A., Feb-12
(Larson) May-22 Hoffmeir, Patti, Mar-21
PHYSICIANS A Thank-you Note to Trustees Hollingsworth, A. Thomas, Nov/Dec-38
Determining Physician Need—A Priority (Gardner) Sep-2
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Kalbhen, Janet, Jan-8
Kaufman,Nathan S., Apr-14 informed of nationwide research, Alt- Wagner has the following advice:
Kazemek, Edward A., Sep-16 man says, to ensure that JHHS was keep- “It has to start with the hospital’s mis-
Knecht, Pamela R., May-26; Sep-16 ing pace with others pursuing their sion statement and then be translated
FDA-approved artificial heart research. into the strategic plan.” Also, physician
L But through it all, the network has tak- leaders must be asked ift hey want to be
Larson, Laurie, Feb-6; Mar-22; Apr-6; en a working approach to innovation. pioneers.
May-14, 22; Jul/Aug-14, 26; Oct-18, 30; “‘We want to be [on the] leading edge “You have to come to grips with [such
Nov/Dec-40 in practical research,” Altman says. “We questions as] ‘What are we really pre-
Leapfrog Health Plan Work Group, Oct-32 want short-term applicability. We can’t pared to do? Can we articulate that in
take 15 years to get to the market.” Wag- writing? Can we create a budget to
M ner calls it “translational research,’ mean- underwrite it?’” Wagner advises. “You
Margolin, Frances, Jul/Aug-30; Oct-33 ing research that can be made clinically must create responsibility and account-
Mills, Elizabeth M., Sep-21 practical within five years. ability and assign specific people to ful-
Mosley, Kurt, Mar-23 Such advanced medical technology
Mycek, Shari, May-8; Jul/Aug-20 inevitably runs a parallel path with
ethics—one of the JHHS board’s chief
“““We wanted to make
responsibilities
Novarro, Leonard, Nov/Dec-34 To safeguard implant recipients’ rights sure this device would
Nawrocki, Jay, Sep-27 and make sure they were entering the
Nixon, Lois Lacivita, Jan-22 project with full knowledge, Abiomed work like a donor heart.
and JHHS agreed that recipients should
have a patient advocate. The advocate, We asked, ‘Does this
O’Dell, Gene, Nov/Dec-insert a physician unaffiliated with JHHS, has
have the potential to
Orlikoff, James E., Jan-insert; Apr-insert; the ongoing role of making sure patients
Jul/Aug-insert; Nov/Dec-insert are aware of all the risks and are fully
restore quality of life?’”
informed on the progress of their care.
P JHHS also instituted a “quiet period”
—Henry “Sonny” Altman
Peregrine, Michael, Jan-18; Apr-23, Sep-26 | following the implants, wherein the
Pittman, Mary A., Jul/Aug-30; Oct-33 recipients’ identities were withheld from
the press until they wished to disclose
R them. When a patient media conference fill the plan created. As you go through
Reinbold, Opal, Jun-35 was held with the first recipient’s per- these steps you are validating and reval-
Reynolds, Max, Jan-23 mission in August, he was at a TV mon- idating your organization’s ability and
Robbins, Catherine J., Mar-16 itor several floors away from the press willingness to take those steps. It has to
Rulison, Paul, May-24 briefing room, to minimize the strain on become part of the organization’s cul-
his health. ture.”
Ss Beyond patient considerations, Wag- Finally, he says, a hospital or health
Sandrick, Karen, Jan-14; Mar-6; Jun-24; ner says that the board’s biggest concern care system must have a firm bond with
Oct-12 has been the medical acceptability of the a school of medicine, which can take
Schwartz, James, Jan-18; Apr-23, Sep-26 device—was it really dependable? Would many years to cement.
Small, James e., Feb-21 it make a difference? Ultimately, the decision to be involved
Snow, Janet, Nov/Dec-12 “We wanted to make sure this device in pioneering medical research usually
Stern, Aimee L., Jul/Aug-8 would work like a donor heart,” Altman derives from the hospital’s history, Wag-
says. “We asked, ‘Does this have the ner says. Most hospitals that perform lead-
potential to restore quality of life?’ We ing-edge research procedures, he says,
Totten, Mary K., Jan-insert; Apr-insert; didn’t want it to just [result in the patient] have been doing so for “50 or more years.
Jul/Aug-insert; Nov/Dec-insert staying alive.” It goes back to the hospital’s origins.” And
Tyler, J. Larry, May-18 “We don’t want to be cowboys,” Wag- how their board views the future.
ner says. “We will lend the good name “The implications of these implants
Vv of the Jewish Hospital organization only go beyond the procedures,” Altman says.
Vaughan, James S., Mar-16 in cases where medical science has said This is not the end of a process but the
“We are now ready to do this.’” beginning of one.” T
Ww For a hospital considering involve-
West, Pat, Jun-34 ment in significant research of this type, LAURIE LARSON is Trustee 5 staff writer.
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