Grace Budrys
Biographic Data
| ID | 245564 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grace Budrys |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grace |
| FAMILY NAME | Budrys |
| SIGNATURE | BUDRYS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | DePaul University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Unequal Health
The tools, causes of death age and sex race and poverty lifestyle and health behavior medical care genes stress social inequality population health policy
Our Unsystematic Healthcare System
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Health Care System as a Social Institution Chapter 2 Two Sociological Perspectives of the Health Care System Chapter 3 What Do We Think of the Health Care System? Chapter 4 Hospitals and Other Health Care Organizations Chapter 5 The Division of Labor in the Health Care Delivery System Chapter 6 Alternative Medicine Chapter 7 Health Insurance Chapter 8 From HMOs to Managed Care Chapter 9 Health Care Costs and Cost Con…
When Doctors Join Unions
Coping with change
This paper examines the efforts of physicians to cope with changing role expectations particularly the integration of gatekeeping expectations. The subjects of the study are US physicians who are members of a prepaid practice group that is affiliated with a Health Maintenance Organisation. The respondents say that they are committed to gatekeeping; however, they complain about the frustrations associated with this function. They differ in the ext…
"Keeping the Faith" and Market Realities
This article examines the efforts of physicians affiliated with prepaid practice groups to overcome negative occupational and, to some extent, societal attitudes about this form of practice. These physicians have responded by constructing a role that is "even more professional" than the one traditionally assumed by physicians; they emphasize patient care and avoid what they consider to be mundane administrative tasks. The surprising negative cons…
Health Care
Planning for the Nation's Health
Preface The Topic of Health Planning Part I. The History of Health Planning Health Planning Proposals and Programs The Effects of Health Planning Over Time The Rise and Decline of Professional Control Evaluating Health Planning Part II. The Urban HSA The Participants' Evaluation of Success The Emergence of Groups The Teeth in the Law That Didn't Work Part III. Summary and Implications Conclusions Appendix References Index
The Health Policy Agenda
Rue Bucher
Unequal Health
The tools, causes of death age and sex race and poverty lifestyle and health behavior medical care genes stress social inequality population health policy
Coping with change
This paper examines the efforts of physicians to cope with changing role expectations particularly the integration of gatekeeping expectations. The subjects of the study are US physicians who are members of a prepaid practice group that is affiliated with a Health Maintenance Organisation. The respondents say that they are committed to gatekeeping; however, they complain about the frustrations associated with this function. They differ in the ext…
The Health Policy Agenda
Rue Bucher
Health Care
Planning for the Nation's Health
Preface The Topic of Health Planning Part I. The History of Health Planning Health Planning Proposals and Programs The Effects of Health Planning Over Time The Rise and Decline of Professional Control Evaluating Health Planning Part II. The Urban HSA The Participants' Evaluation of Success The Emergence of Groups The Teeth in the Law That Didn't Work Part III. Summary and Implications Conclusions Appendix References Index
"Keeping the Faith" and Market Realities
This article examines the efforts of physicians affiliated with prepaid practice groups to overcome negative occupational and, to some extent, societal attitudes about this form of practice. These physicians have responded by constructing a role that is "even more professional" than the one traditionally assumed by physicians; they emphasize patient care and avoid what they consider to be mundane administrative tasks. The surprising negative cons…
Coping with change
This paper examines the efforts of physicians to cope with changing role expectations particularly the integration of gatekeeping expectations. The subjects of the study are US physicians who are members of a prepaid practice group that is affiliated with a Health Maintenance Organisation. The respondents say that they are committed to gatekeeping; however, they complain about the frustrations associated with this function. They differ in the ext…
When Doctors Join Unions
Our Unsystematic Healthcare System
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Health Care System as a Social Institution Chapter 2 Two Sociological Perspectives of the Health Care System Chapter 3 What Do We Think of the Health Care System? Chapter 4 Hospitals and Other Health Care Organizations Chapter 5 The Division of Labor in the Health Care Delivery System Chapter 6 Alternative Medicine Chapter 7 Health Insurance Chapter 8 From HMOs to Managed Care Chapter 9 Health Care Costs and Cost Con…
Unequal Health
The tools, causes of death age and sex race and poverty lifestyle and health behavior medical care genes stress social inequality population health policy
Political science (8 works) · Health care (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Healthcare Policy and Management (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public Health Policies and Education (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Business (2 works)