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期刊名:Journal of health and human services administration

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ISSN:1079-3739

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K A Moore K A Moore
Health care has not escaped the economic rationalization experienced throughout the western world during the 1990s. In Australia, the introduction of Casemix and its accompanying budget cuts has required major restructuring in hospitals. Ch...
M Armstrong-Stassen,S J Cameron,M E Horsburgh M Armstrong-Stassen
In this longitudinal panel study, the authors compared the reactions to hospital amalgamation of 66 nurses who had been transferred to a different unit for a downsizing-related reason (bumped/displaced, unit closed, redundancy) with the rea...
K V Rondeau,T H Wagar K V Rondeau
In recent years, hospitals in Canada as elsewhere have witnessed unprecedented downsizing of their workforces. It is generally assumed that planned workforce reductions can have deleterious consequences on an organization's human resources....
L H Aiken,S P Clarke,D M Sloane L H Aiken
The past decade has witnessed pronounced changes in the organization of U.S. hospitals, many the direct result of restructuring and reengineering initiative intended to decrease costs and increase productivity. Little is known about how the...
S L Walston,L D Urden,P Sullivan S L Walston
This article summarizes six years of research on reengineering in hospitals and is the result of two national surveys and eighteen site visits to hospitals that engaged in reengineering in the 1990s. The research shows that actual hospital ...
B Wiley B Wiley
The Nursing Home Reform Act of 1987 required nursing homes in the United States to modify their use of physical and chemical restraints in the provision of care to the residents. Nursing home staff members can restrain only if a medical pro...
E M Forti,J A Johnson,D R Graber E M Forti
This article delineates the current and future trends related to aging in the United States. The demographic and economic forces outlined are ones that will clearly challenge health services leaders and policy-makers in the coming decades. ...
J A Claes,W Moore J A Claes
During the past two decades, the number of people over the age of 65 in the United States has been increasing twice as fast as the rest of the population. Within this diverse group, gerontologists are increasingly aware that there also exis...
V M Villa,M P Aranda V M Villa
The number of older Latinos is increasing rapidly and many of its members are in poor health, economically disadvantaged, and reliant on publicly-funded programs that are at risk of continuing cutbacks and restructuring. Such changes limit ...