Sustaining active-living communities over the decades: lessons from a 1930s Greenbelt town [0.03%]
从20世纪30年代的绿色带城镇看几十年来的积极生活社区建设：经验与启示
Sherry Ahrentzen
Sherry Ahrentzen
Greendale, Wisconsin, was intentionally created with many of the design and planning principles that active-living advocates promote today. This case study examines the processes behind sustaining these particular planning and design princi...
Amy A Eyler,Ross C Brownson,Kelly R Evenson et al.
Amy A Eyler et al.
This study explores processes and policies that facilitate the development of community trails. With funding from Active Living Research and the research framework of the Physical Activity Policy Research Network (PAPRN), we conducted a mul...
Active living and biking: tracing the evolution of a biking system in Arlington, Virginia [0.03%]
主动出行与骑行：阿灵顿自行车系统发展初探
Royce Hanson,Garry Young
Royce Hanson
In Arlington, Virginia, a steady evolutionary change in biking policy during the last three decades has yielded some of the nation's best biking assets. It has a comprehensive, well-connected, highly integrated, well-mapped, and well-signed...
Lawrence D Brown,M Katherine Kraft
Lawrence D Brown
Michael S Sparer
Michael S Sparer
Joseph A Dimasi,Ronald W Hansen,Henry G Grabowski
Joseph A Dimasi
The review essay by Donald Light about a Congressional Budget Office report on pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) (Light 2007) contains factual errors, leaves the reader uninformed about rebuttal responses to criticisms made in t...
Attrition in the RAND Health Insurance Experiment: a response to Nyman [0.03%]
RAND健康保险实验中的被试流失：对Nyman的回应
Joseph P Newhouse,Robert H Brook,Naihua Duan et al.
Joseph P Newhouse et al.
In a prior article in this journal, John Nyman argues that the effect on health care use and spending found in the RAND Health Insurance Experiment is an artifact of greater voluntary attrition in the cost-sharing plans relative to the free...
Benjamin Mason Meier,James G Hodge Jr,Kristine M Gebbie
Benjamin Mason Meier
The Turning Point Model State Public Health Act (Turning Point Act), published in September 2003, provides a comprehensive template for states seeking public health law modernization. This case study examines the political and policy effort...
Balancing regulatory controls and incentives: toward smarter and more transparent oversight in long-term care [0.03%]
审慎监管与激励并行：促进长期护理行业可持续发展之路
Edward Alan Miller,Vincent Mor
Edward Alan Miller
Government oversight of long-term care involves inspections of patients' records, limited observations of patients and care practices, reviews of policies and procedures, and distribution of publicly available information. Although many pro...
Joshua Parsons Cohen,Elly Stolk,Maartje Niezen
Joshua Parsons Cohen
There are three known criteria that underlie drug reimbursement decisions: therapeutic value, cost-effectiveness, and burden of disease. However, evidence from recent reimbursement decisions in several jurisdictions points to residual, unex...