Malo André Hutson,George A Kaplan,Nalini Ranjit et al.
Malo André Hutson et al.
Context: This article explores the relationship between metropolitan fragmentation, as defined by the total number of governmental units within a metropolitan statistical area (local municipalities, special service distri...
Comparative Study
The Milbank quarterly. 2012 Mar;90(1):187-207. DOI:10.1111/j.1468-0009.2011.00659.x 2012
Impact of nurse staffing mandates on safety-net hospitals: lessons from California [0.03%]
护理强制配备规定对安全网医院的影响——来自加利福尼亚州的启示
Matthew D McHugh,Margo Brooks Carthon,Douglas M Sloane et al.
Matthew D McHugh et al.
Context: California is the first and only state to implement a patient-to-nurse ratio mandate for hospitals. Increasing nurse staffing is an important organizational intervention for improving patient outcomes. Evidence s...
What we talk about when we talk about risk: refining surgery's hazards in medical thought [0.03%]
当我们谈论风险时我们在谈什么？医学思考中手术危险的再评估
Mark D Neuman,Charles L Bosk
Mark D Neuman
Context: Current efforts to improve the cost-effectiveness of health care focus on assessing accurately the value of technologically complex, costly medical treatments for individual patients and society. These efforts un...
Health insurance coverage and take-up: lessons from behavioral economics [0.03%]
行为经济学视角下的健康保险覆盖与参保：启示与思考
Katherine Baicker,William J Congdon,Sendhil Mullainathan
Katherine Baicker
Context: Millions of uninsured Americans ostensibly have insurance available to them-many at very low cost-but do not take it up. Traditional economic analysis is based on the premise that these are rational decisions, bu...
Theory! The missing link in understanding the performance of neonate/infant home-visiting programs to prevent child maltreatment: a systematic review [0.03%]
理论！理解新生儿/婴儿家庭访问项目以防止儿童虐待的表现的缺失环节：一项系统评价
Leonie Segal,Rachelle Sara Opie,Kim Dalziel
Leonie Segal
Context: Home-visiting programs have been offered for more than sixty years to at-risk families of newborns and infants. But despite decades of experience with program delivery, more than sixty published controlled trials...
Too much of a good thing? [0.03%]
好事可会过分？
Brenda E Sirovich
Brenda E Sirovich
Jane J Kim
Jane J Kim
Cervical cancer screening in the United States and the Netherlands: a tale of two countries [0.03%]
美国和荷兰的宫颈癌筛查：两个国家的不同故事
Dik Habbema,Inge M C M De Kok,Martin L Brown
Dik Habbema
Context: This article compares cervical cancer screening intensity and cervical cancer mortality trends in the United States and the Netherlands to illustrate the potential of cross-national comparative studies. We discus...
Comparative Study
The Milbank quarterly. 2012 Mar;90(1):5-37. DOI:10.1111/j.1468-0009.2011.00652.x 2012
J Paul Leigh
J Paul Leigh
Context: The allocation of scarce health care resources requires a knowledge of disease costs. Whereas many studies of a variety of diseases are available, few focus on job-related injuries and illnesses. This article pro...
Does a higher income have positive health effects? Using the earned income tax credit to explore the income-health gradient [0.03%]
收入提高是否具有健康效益？利用Earned Income Tax Credit探索收入与健康的梯度关系
Jeff Larrimore
Jeff Larrimore
Context: The existence of a positive relationship between income and morbidity has been well documented in the literature. But it is unclear whether the relationship is positive because increased income allows individuals...