Donna M Olsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4229262 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Donna M Olsen |
| NOMBRES | Donna M |
| APELLIDO | Olsen |
| FIRMA | OLSEN D M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Utah |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1976 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Helping Colleague for Teachers
Vector analysis of changes in medical care utilization in two rural communities☆
Changes in Utilization Patterns in a National Health Service Corps Community
Utilization patterns in two adjacent rural Utah counties were compared over a span of five years (1971-1976). In one, a three-physician National Health Service Corps site was established during the interval; the other went from one family physician to two during the same period. The Corps site showed an increase in physician utilization while the "control" county utilization remained unchanged. However, despite the increased utilization of physic…
The use of utilization review records as a source of data on nursing home care
Data form the Utah nursing home Utilization Review Program, 1970-73, provide a description of the population of nursing home patients in Utah and changes over time in patient medication and measures of activity. These data are analyzed according to type of care in home: personal, intermediate, or comprehensive. The collection of data in utilization review programs can help to evaluate the quality of care as well as appropriateness of placement, p…
Adding a Medex to the Medical Mix
Three classes of Medex were followed during their preceptorship training and subsequent employment to assess the impact of adding such physician assistants on 13 private practices. The data suggest that the Medex are readily incorporated into the practice, seeing a similar spectrum of patients and generally functioning as a semicolleague. Although the Medex was almost universally a contributing addition to the practice, increasing patient volume,…
Issues Underlying Prevalence of 'Doctor-Shopping' Behavior
Data were collected on all persons within a sample of upper-and lower-income households who had seen physicians for illness episodes within a year prior to the interview. Forty-eight percent of upper-and 37 percent of lower-income families in the sample had changed doctors because of dissatisfaction with some aspect of the care. Factors related to tendency to shop for doctors in both upper-and lower-income groups were a lack of confidence in doct…
Issues Underlying Prevalence of 'Doctor-Shopping' Behavior
Data were collected on all persons within a sample of upper-and lower-income households who had seen physicians for illness episodes within a year prior to the interview. Forty-eight percent of upper-and 37 percent of lower-income families in the sample had changed doctors because of dissatisfaction with some aspect of the care. Factors related to tendency to shop for doctors in both upper-and lower-income groups were a lack of confidence in doct…
A Helping Colleague for Teachers
Vector analysis of changes in medical care utilization in two rural communities☆
The use of utilization review records as a source of data on nursing home care
Data form the Utah nursing home Utilization Review Program, 1970-73, provide a description of the population of nursing home patients in Utah and changes over time in patient medication and measures of activity. These data are analyzed according to type of care in home: personal, intermediate, or comprehensive. The collection of data in utilization review programs can help to evaluate the quality of care as well as appropriateness of placement, p…
Adding a Medex to the Medical Mix
Three classes of Medex were followed during their preceptorship training and subsequent employment to assess the impact of adding such physician assistants on 13 private practices. The data suggest that the Medex are readily incorporated into the practice, seeing a similar spectrum of patients and generally functioning as a semicolleague. Although the Medex was almost universally a contributing addition to the practice, increasing patient volume,…
Issues Underlying Prevalence of 'Doctor-Shopping' Behavior
Data were collected on all persons within a sample of upper-and lower-income households who had seen physicians for illness episodes within a year prior to the interview. Forty-eight percent of upper-and 37 percent of lower-income families in the sample had changed doctors because of dissatisfaction with some aspect of the care. Factors related to tendency to shop for doctors in both upper-and lower-income groups were a lack of confidence in doct…
Vector analysis of changes in medical care utilization in two rural communities☆
Changes in Utilization Patterns in a National Health Service Corps Community
Utilization patterns in two adjacent rural Utah counties were compared over a span of five years (1971-1976). In one, a three-physician National Health Service Corps site was established during the interval; the other went from one family physician to two during the same period. The Corps site showed an increase in physician utilization while the "control" county utilization remained unchanged. However, despite the increased utilization of physic…
A Helping Colleague for Teachers
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