Jay H Glasser
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1592080 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jay H Glasser |
| NOMBRES | Jay H |
| APELLIDO | Glasser |
| FIRMA | GLASSER J H |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Stephen Smith (1823–1922)
to his lessons of longevity. And justifiably so, since considering that life expectancy at birth was then 41 years, he had already lived two normal lifetimes for his days! He credited his longevity to a lifetime of hard work, beginning as a child on his family farm. Born February 19, 1823, in New York State, the son of a cavalry officer in the Revolutionary War, Smith began his life in the year President James Monroe declared the Monroe Doctrine …
National trends in coverage and utilization of mental health, alcohol, and substance abuse services within managed health care systems
This study reports the results of a 1986 national survey of mental health, alcohol, and substance abuse services within health maintenance organizations in the United States. Ninety-seven percent of responding health maintenance organizations (HMOs) offered mental health service coverage and two-thirds of responding HMOs offered alcohol and substance abuse service coverage. Annual mean mental health hospitalization was 36.90 days per 1,000 member…
Response by Levin, et al
Response by Levin, et al Bruce Lubotsky Levin, Robert E. Roberts, and Jay H. Glasser CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.74.12.1420-a Published Online: October 07, 2011
Changing patterns in mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1982 national survey of all operational health maintenance organizations (HMOs) provides information on the current status of mental health services, benefits, costs, and utilization within HMOs, updating and augmenting a 1978 study. Approximately 94 per cent of the responding HMOs offered mental health service coverage; over one-half (54 per cent) offered alcohol and drug abuse service coverage. The present coverage benefits and utilization…
Rocky Road
From the Department of Biometry, The University of Texas, School of Public Health, Houston †From the Department of Health Administration. The University of Oklahoma, College of Public Health, Oklahoma City
Catastrophic health insurance and HMO's
Utilization of services of an HMO by new enrollees
This study investigates whether there is a built-up demand for health services that surfaces when people enroll through a group plan in a Health Maintenance Organization. The study population consists of newly enrolled subscriber units of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan (Oregon Region). The utilization variables examined include the number of inpatient and outpatient contacts with the Plan, the number and type of specific services performed, an…
A survey of mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1978 national survey of all operating Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) provided information on the current status of mental health services utilization and service coverage within HMOs. It achieved a 68 per cent response rate. Approximately 90 per cent (108) of the HMOs offered mental health services through basic or supplemental coverage plans; HMO organization characteristics reflected relative heterogeneity; the mean monthly costs …
Dental Care for Handicapped Children Reexamined
1) Training experience is closely related to whether or not handicapped children are treated. If practitioners attended a postgraduate pedodontic training program, or received classroom education or clinical training in the treatment of handicapped children, they are much more likely to treat such patients. (Worth noting is the fact that one fourth of the pedodontists treating handicapped children had not received postgraduate pedodontic training…
Dental Care for Handicapped Children Reexamined
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study. D Basco, S Eyres, J H Glasser, and D E RobertsCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.62.4.491 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Health-information systems
Health-information systems: a crisis or just more of the usual? J H GlasserCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.61.8.1524 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Education for health services administration. IV. Perceptual differences of administrators regarding the importance of health service programs. Implicaions for education for health services administra…
Education for health services administration. IV. Perceptual differences of administrators regarding the importance of health service programs. Implicaions for education for health services administration. J T Gentry, A D Kaluzny, J H Glasser, and J B SpragueCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.60.6.1006 Published Online: August 29, 2011
A stochastic model for industrial illness absenteeism
A stochastic model for industrial illness absenteeism. J H GlasserCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.60.10.1936 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Diffusion of Innovative Health Care Services in the United States
A national sample of short-term hospitals is examined for differences in implementation of five innovative health programs. Findings are analyzed to differentiate the effects of selected demographic and organizational variables. Greater implementation is associated with large voluntary hospitals, hospitals located in metropolitan areas, and those located in the Northeastern states. Differential implementation patterns through time are shown to be…
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school nursing practice
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school nursing practice. D E Roberts, D Basco, C Slome, J H Glasser, and G HandyCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.59.12.2157 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Observations on the relationship between frequency and timing of intercourse and the probability of conception
Several aspects of stochastic models as they relate to the monthly probability of conception are explored. In particular a method of obtaining the required probability distributions proceeding from a rather general description of human behaviour is presented. The number of acts of intercourse per month is considered as a random variable rather than being taken as a fixed constant. The pattern of intercourse is characterized mathematically. The co…
Changing patterns in mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1982 national survey of all operational health maintenance organizations (HMOs) provides information on the current status of mental health services, benefits, costs, and utilization within HMOs, updating and augmenting a 1978 study. Approximately 94 per cent of the responding HMOs offered mental health service coverage; over one-half (54 per cent) offered alcohol and drug abuse service coverage. The present coverage benefits and utilization…
A survey of mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1978 national survey of all operating Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) provided information on the current status of mental health services utilization and service coverage within HMOs. It achieved a 68 per cent response rate. Approximately 90 per cent (108) of the HMOs offered mental health services through basic or supplemental coverage plans; HMO organization characteristics reflected relative heterogeneity; the mean monthly costs …
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study. D Basco, S Eyres, J H Glasser, and D E RobertsCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.62.4.491 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Stephen Smith (1823–1922)
to his lessons of longevity. And justifiably so, since considering that life expectancy at birth was then 41 years, he had already lived two normal lifetimes for his days! He credited his longevity to a lifetime of hard work, beginning as a child on his family farm. Born February 19, 1823, in New York State, the son of a cavalry officer in the Revolutionary War, Smith began his life in the year President James Monroe declared the Monroe Doctrine …
Observations on the relationship between frequency and timing of intercourse and the probability of conception
Several aspects of stochastic models as they relate to the monthly probability of conception are explored. In particular a method of obtaining the required probability distributions proceeding from a rather general description of human behaviour is presented. The number of acts of intercourse per month is considered as a random variable rather than being taken as a fixed constant. The pattern of intercourse is characterized mathematically. The co…
Observations on the relationship between frequency and timing of intercourse and the probability of conception
Several aspects of stochastic models as they relate to the monthly probability of conception are explored. In particular a method of obtaining the required probability distributions proceeding from a rather general description of human behaviour is presented. The number of acts of intercourse per month is considered as a random variable rather than being taken as a fixed constant. The pattern of intercourse is characterized mathematically. The co…
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school nursing practice
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school nursing practice. D E Roberts, D Basco, C Slome, J H Glasser, and G HandyCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.59.12.2157 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Education for health services administration. IV. Perceptual differences of administrators regarding the importance of health service programs. Implicaions for education for health services administra…
Education for health services administration. IV. Perceptual differences of administrators regarding the importance of health service programs. Implicaions for education for health services administration. J T Gentry, A D Kaluzny, J H Glasser, and J B SpragueCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.60.6.1006 Published Online: August 29, 2011
A stochastic model for industrial illness absenteeism
A stochastic model for industrial illness absenteeism. J H GlasserCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.60.10.1936 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Diffusion of Innovative Health Care Services in the United States
A national sample of short-term hospitals is examined for differences in implementation of five innovative health programs. Findings are analyzed to differentiate the effects of selected demographic and organizational variables. Greater implementation is associated with large voluntary hospitals, hospitals located in metropolitan areas, and those located in the Northeastern states. Differential implementation patterns through time are shown to be…
Health-information systems
Health-information systems: a crisis or just more of the usual? J H GlasserCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.61.8.1524 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study
Epidemiologic analysis in school populations as a basis for change in school-nursing practice--report of the second phase of a longitudinal study. D Basco, S Eyres, J H Glasser, and D E RobertsCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.62.4.491 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Dental Care for Handicapped Children Reexamined
1) Training experience is closely related to whether or not handicapped children are treated. If practitioners attended a postgraduate pedodontic training program, or received classroom education or clinical training in the treatment of handicapped children, they are much more likely to treat such patients. (Worth noting is the fact that one fourth of the pedodontists treating handicapped children had not received postgraduate pedodontic training…
Dental Care for Handicapped Children Reexamined
Utilization of services of an HMO by new enrollees
This study investigates whether there is a built-up demand for health services that surfaces when people enroll through a group plan in a Health Maintenance Organization. The study population consists of newly enrolled subscriber units of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan (Oregon Region). The utilization variables examined include the number of inpatient and outpatient contacts with the Plan, the number and type of specific services performed, an…
A survey of mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1978 national survey of all operating Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) provided information on the current status of mental health services utilization and service coverage within HMOs. It achieved a 68 per cent response rate. Approximately 90 per cent (108) of the HMOs offered mental health services through basic or supplemental coverage plans; HMO organization characteristics reflected relative heterogeneity; the mean monthly costs …
Catastrophic health insurance and HMO's
Rocky Road
From the Department of Biometry, The University of Texas, School of Public Health, Houston †From the Department of Health Administration. The University of Oklahoma, College of Public Health, Oklahoma City
Response by Levin, et al
Response by Levin, et al Bruce Lubotsky Levin, Robert E. Roberts, and Jay H. Glasser CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.74.12.1420-a Published Online: October 07, 2011
Changing patterns in mental health service coverage within health maintenance organizations
This 1982 national survey of all operational health maintenance organizations (HMOs) provides information on the current status of mental health services, benefits, costs, and utilization within HMOs, updating and augmenting a 1978 study. Approximately 94 per cent of the responding HMOs offered mental health service coverage; over one-half (54 per cent) offered alcohol and drug abuse service coverage. The present coverage benefits and utilization…
National trends in coverage and utilization of mental health, alcohol, and substance abuse services within managed health care systems
This study reports the results of a 1986 national survey of mental health, alcohol, and substance abuse services within health maintenance organizations in the United States. Ninety-seven percent of responding health maintenance organizations (HMOs) offered mental health service coverage and two-thirds of responding HMOs offered alcohol and substance abuse service coverage. Annual mean mental health hospitalization was 36.90 days per 1,000 member…
Stephen Smith (1823–1922)
to his lessons of longevity. And justifiably so, since considering that life expectancy at birth was then 41 years, he had already lived two normal lifetimes for his days! He credited his longevity to a lifetime of hard work, beginning as a child on his family farm. Born February 19, 1823, in New York State, the son of a cavalry officer in the Revolutionary War, Smith began his life in the year President James Monroe declared the Monroe Doctrine …
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