Milbank quarterly文章索引

Koplik's Spots: The Harbinger of a Measles Epidemic [0.03%] koplik斑：麻疹流行病的预兆

Howard Markel Howard Markel

Editorial The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Jun;93(2):223-9. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12113 2015

Policy commercializing nonprofits in health: the history of a paradox from the 19th century to the ACA [0.03%] 从十九世纪到ACA的健康非营利组织商业化政策：一个悖论的历史

Daniel M Fox Daniel M Fox

POLICY POINTS: Health policy in the United States has, for more than a century, simultaneously and paradoxically incentivized the growth as well as the commercialization of nonprofit organizations in the health sector. This policy paradox p...

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):179-210. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12109 2015

Creating a science of homelessness during the Reagan era [0.03%] 里根时代创建无家可归者科学理论

Marian Moser Jones Marian Moser Jones

POLICY POINTS: A retrospective analysis of federally funded homeless research in the 1980s serves as a case study of how politics can influence social and behavioral science research agendas today in the United States. These studies of home...

Review The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):139-78. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12108 2015

Race/Ethnicity and overuse of care: a systematic review [0.03%] 种族与过度医疗护理：系统性综述研究

Nancy R Kressin,Peter W Groeneveld Nancy R Kressin

POLICY POINTS: Racial/ethnic differences in the overuse of care (specifically, unneeded care that does not improve patients' outcomes) have received little scholarly attention. Our systematic review of the literature (59 studies) found that...

Review The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):112-38. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12107 2015

The role of parents in public views of strategies to address childhood obesity in the United States [0.03%] 美国父母在公共领域如何看待解决儿童肥胖问题的政策手段的作用

Julia A Wolfson,Sarah E Gollust,Jeff Niederdeppe et al. Julia A Wolfson et al.

POLICY POINTS: The American public--both men and women and those with and without children in the household--holds parents highly responsible and largely to blame for childhood obesity. High attributions of responsibility to parents for red...

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):73-111. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12106 2015

Benefits gained, benefits lost: comparing baby boomers to other generations in a longitudinal cohort study of self-rated health [0.03%] 收益与代价的比较：以自我评价健康为例分析纵向队列中的婴儿潮一代与其他世代的区别

Elizabeth M Badley,Mayilee Canizares,Anthony V Perruccio et al. Elizabeth M Badley et al.

POLICY POINTS: Despite beliefs that baby boomers are healthier than previous generations, we found no evidence that the health of baby boomers is substantially different from that of the previous or succeeding cohorts. The effects of increa...

Comparative Study The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):40-72. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12105 2015

A picture of progress on hospital errors [0.03%] 一幅关于医院错误的改进图景

Jonathan Cohn Jonathan Cohn

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):36-9. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12104 2015

Will health centers go over the "funding cliff "? [0.03%] 卫生中心会坠入“资金短缺”的深渊吗？

Sara Rosenbaum Sara Rosenbaum

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):32-5. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12103 2015

Women's contribution to the health of the American population [0.03%] 美国妇女对公共卫生的贡献

Catherine D DeAngelis Catherine D DeAngelis

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):28-31. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12102 2015

Can there be political common ground for improving population health? [0.03%] 改善人口健康的政治共识可能存在吗？

David A Kindig David A Kindig

The Milbank quarterly. 2015 Mar;93(1):24-7. DOI:10.1111/1468-0009.12101 2015