Donald L Madison
Biographic Data
| ID | 1152769 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald L Madison |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald L |
| FAMILY NAME | Madison |
| SIGNATURE | MADISON D L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Wages of Sickness
Chapter 1 of the American health insurance saga is the American Association for Labor Legislation's campaign during the second decade of the twentieth century. Charity societies, fraternal orders, dispensaries, company physicians, workmen's compensation laws, commercial "industrial insurance" (individual burial policies sold door-to-door), and the earlier social insurance schemes of certain European nations are the contextual antecedents, if not …
Preserving Individualism in the Organizational Society
Preserving Individualism in the Organizational Society: “Cooperation” and American Medical Practice, 1900–1920 Donald L. Madison (bio) No man here needs to be told the meaning of this term. The world of the twentieth century is a commentary upon it; the advancement of mankind is an illustration of it. . . . Gentlemen, the world has found that there are tasks which one man cannot do alone; the day of isolated individual labor is forever gone. Ther…
The Price of Health
Medicine and the State: 1900 to 1939: 1. 'A game of animal grab', medical practice, 1920-39 2. National hygiene and nationalization: the failure of a federal health policy, 1918-39 3. Doctors, the states and interwar medical politics 4. The defeat of national health insurance Part II. The Reconstruction of Medicine? Planning and Politics, 1940 to 1949: 5. The BMA wins the War 6. From 'Sales and service' to 'cash and carry': the planning of postwa…
Large Medical Group-Practice Organizations and Employed Physicians
Out of the revolution in medical practice is being forged a new type of group-practice organization--larger and more complex, more tightly administered, and more strategically aware than its antecedents. A typology is offered to contribute to an understanding of the changing physician/group-practice relationship. Drawing upon historical and contemporary literature, initial and following-up field observations, and extensive interviews, large medic…
The Structure of American Health Care Services
Large Medical Group-Practice Organizations and Employed Physicians
Out of the revolution in medical practice is being forged a new type of group-practice organization--larger and more complex, more tightly administered, and more strategically aware than its antecedents. A typology is offered to contribute to an understanding of the changing physician/group-practice relationship. Drawing upon historical and contemporary literature, initial and following-up field observations, and extensive interviews, large medic…
The Structure of American Health Care Services
Large Medical Group-Practice Organizations and Employed Physicians
Out of the revolution in medical practice is being forged a new type of group-practice organization--larger and more complex, more tightly administered, and more strategically aware than its antecedents. A typology is offered to contribute to an understanding of the changing physician/group-practice relationship. Drawing upon historical and contemporary literature, initial and following-up field observations, and extensive interviews, large medic…
The Price of Health
Medicine and the State: 1900 to 1939: 1. 'A game of animal grab', medical practice, 1920-39 2. National hygiene and nationalization: the failure of a federal health policy, 1918-39 3. Doctors, the states and interwar medical politics 4. The defeat of national health insurance Part II. The Reconstruction of Medicine? Planning and Politics, 1940 to 1949: 5. The BMA wins the War 6. From 'Sales and service' to 'cash and carry': the planning of postwa…
Preserving Individualism in the Organizational Society
Preserving Individualism in the Organizational Society: “Cooperation” and American Medical Practice, 1900–1920 Donald L. Madison (bio) No man here needs to be told the meaning of this term. The world of the twentieth century is a commentary upon it; the advancement of mankind is an illustration of it. . . . Gentlemen, the world has found that there are tasks which one man cannot do alone; the day of isolated individual labor is forever gone. Ther…
The Wages of Sickness
Chapter 1 of the American health insurance saga is the American Association for Labor Legislation's campaign during the second decade of the twentieth century. Charity societies, fraternal orders, dispensaries, company physicians, workmen's compensation laws, commercial "industrial insurance" (individual burial policies sold door-to-door), and the earlier social insurance schemes of certain European nations are the contextual antecedents, if not …
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