WA 540 AA1 R281 2007

Library items with class number WA 540 AA1 R281 2007

Innovation-driven health care / Reece, Richard L. / Jones and Bartlett - 2007

Public ISBD No review available on this record. Title : Innovation-driven health care : 34 key concepts for transformation Material Type: printed text Authors: Reece, Richard L., Author Publisher: Jones and Bartlett Publication Date: 2007 Pagination: xxiii, 376 p. Size: 24 cm. ISBN (or other code): 978-0-7637-4681-0 Price: 2510.00 Languages : English (eng) Descriptors: [LCSH]Diffusion of Innovation -- United States [LCSH]Health care reform -- United States [LCSH]Medical innovations Keywords: Health care. Medical innovation. Class number: WA 540 AA1 R281 2007 Contents note: Part. 1 Small-practice innovations.-- American health care innovates.-- The search for new careers and new primary care business models.-- New practice paradigm for preventing vascular deaths.-- The KISS trifecta, from complexity to simplicity .--Physician office dispensing stages comeback.-- Innovative new practices are managing costs, time, convenience, and disease.-- Stopping the bleeding in the clinical trenches.-- Total knee replacement : an innovator's dream.-- Large-group practice innovation.-- Kaiser Permanente's archimedes model.-- The Mayo Clinic innovates the Mayo way : leaving nothing to chance.-- Part. 3 Hospital-physician joint venture innovations.-- From hospitals to physician : integrated facilities.-- Making rooms for boomers.-- New partners for building and financing big MACCs.-- From independent specialty practice to hospital employment.-- Part. 4 Employer and health plan innovation.-- From high tech to high tech/high touch.-- Pfizer innovates Restless and rebellious employers.-- Understanding complexity, consulting, and clinical boundaries.-- Employers' push to release medicare claims data.-- Health plans and banks move to ally with doctors.-- Pay-for-performance - a seemingly inevitable trend.-- Part. 5 Constraining costs and expanding markets.-- Imaging : the blessing of technology, the curse of cost.-- Flattening supply chain costs.-- Skinning the universal coverage cat the Massachusetts way.-- Part 6 Consumer innovations.-- Health savings accounts : wall street, health plan Web sites, and preventive services.-- Alternative and complementary medicine enters the mainstream.-- Managing customer relationships.-- Meeting demands for knowing hospital costs upfront.-- Quest for personal health records.-- Navigating uncharted health care consumer waters.-- Health care retail outlets.-- Self-care, self-service, and self-empowering consumer care.-- Malpractice innovations.-- An innovator's personal experience and vision.-- Curricular : BNS Record link: http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=23712 Innovation-driven health care : 34 key concepts for transformation [printed text] / Reece, Richard L., Author . - Sebastopol, Calif., Farnham : Jones and Bartlett, 2007 . - xxiii, 376 p. ; 24 cm. ISBN : 978-0-7637-4681-0 : 2510.00 Languages : English (eng) Descriptors: [LCSH]Diffusion of Innovation -- United States [LCSH]Health care reform -- United States [LCSH]Medical innovations Keywords: Health care. Medical innovation. Class number: WA 540 AA1 R281 2007 Contents note: Part. 1 Small-practice innovations.-- American health care innovates.-- The search for new careers and new primary care business models.-- New practice paradigm for preventing vascular deaths.-- The KISS trifecta, from complexity to simplicity .--Physician office dispensing stages comeback.-- Innovative new practices are managing costs, time, convenience, and disease.-- Stopping the bleeding in the clinical trenches.-- Total knee replacement : an innovator's dream.-- Large-group practice innovation.-- Kaiser Permanente's archimedes model.-- The Mayo Clinic innovates the Mayo way : leaving nothing to chance.-- Part. 3 Hospital-physician joint venture innovations.-- From hospitals to physician : integrated facilities.-- Making rooms for boomers.-- New partners for building and financing big MACCs.-- From independent specialty practice to hospital employment.-- Part. 4 Employer and health plan innovation.-- From high tech to high tech/high touch.-- Pfizer innovates Restless and rebellious employers.-- Understanding complexity, consulting, and clinical boundaries.-- Employers' push to release medicare claims data.-- Health plans and banks move to ally with doctors.-- Pay-for-performance - a seemingly inevitable trend.-- Part. 5 Constraining costs and expanding markets.-- Imaging : the blessing of technology, the curse of cost.-- Flattening supply chain costs.-- Skinning the universal coverage cat the Massachusetts way.-- Part 6 Consumer innovations.-- Health savings accounts : wall street, health plan Web sites, and preventive services.-- Alternative and complementary medicine enters the mainstream.-- Managing customer relationships.-- Meeting demands for knowing hospital costs upfront.-- Quest for personal health records.-- Navigating uncharted health care consumer waters.-- Health care retail outlets.-- Self-care, self-service, and self-empowering consumer care.-- Malpractice innovations.-- An innovator's personal experience and vision.-- Curricular : BNS Record link: http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=23712

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