Arnold D Kaluzny
Biographic Data
| ID | 261885 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arnold D Kaluzny |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arnold D |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaluzny |
| SIGNATURE | KALUZNY A D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Effects of Managed Care and Competition on Community-Based Clinical Research
BACKGROUND: The National Institutes of Health is developing practice-based clinical research networks (PBRNs) to expedite the pace of scientific discovery and improve care quality. Anecdotal evidence suggests managed care penetration and provider competition negatively affect PBRN clinical research. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study is to examine the effects of environmental factors on clinical research performance in the National Cancer Ins…
Physician and Practice Characteristics Associated With Judgments About Breast Cancer Treatment
Since most cancer is treated in the local community, the judgments of primary care physicians about treatment of breast cancer are important. This study examined physician and practice characteristics associated with physician judgments about the treatment of Stage I and Stage II breast cancer. Data are combined from samples of 3,436 physicians: physicians affiliated with hospitals participating in the Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) a…
Dimensions of Mail Questionnaires and Response Quality
Les AA. estiment que les questionnaires de petite dimension sont des instruments d'enquete moins efficaces que les formulaires standards. Lire et completer un petit document n'offre pas l'avantage de paraitre, aux yeux des enquetes, comme une tâche plus modeste. En revanche l'utilisation de grands formulaires peut donner l'impression de participer a une recherche importante. Ceci peut inciter les individus a repondre aux questions des enqueteurs.…
Health Care, Technology, and the Competitive Environment
Innovation within innovation: A paradox for cancer control research
1Director, Rural Health Research Program Health Services Research Center 2Department of Health Policy and Administration School of Public Health University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Cancer prevention in the workplace: An organizational innovation
The implementation of cancer prevention programmes in the workplace presents a significant opportunity to reduce occupational cancers. Unfortunately, implementation is not only hampered by problems of conceptualization, measurement and approach, but also by the organizational context within which the programme is implemented. To overcome these barriers, cancer prevention may be defined as an organizational innovation and in so doing attention giv…
Organizational growth, survival and death in the U.S. hospital industry: A population ecology perspective
The Hospital Power Equilibrium: Physician Behavior and Cost Containment
Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Streams of Idealism and Health Care Innovation: An Assessment of Service-learning and Community Mobilization
Social Science Approaches to Health Services Research
Professor Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Improving Health Care Management: Organization Development and Organization Change
Department of Health Policy, and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Innovative Organization: Innovation Adoption in School Organizations. Richard L. Daft , Selwyn W. Becker
A Classification Scheme for Medical Expenditures
Medical care represents a significant portion of society's response to problems affecting social welfare. While the problems surrounding medical care are complex, a major part of these problems can be attributed to the fact that medical care expenditures are viewed indiscriminately without regard for the nature of the expenditures themselves. This paper presents a framework to differentiate various types of medical care expenditures. The paper ar…
Service Implementation in Emerging Human Service Agencies: Individual, Organizational, and Community Factors
This study assesses the effects of three sets of variable on the implementation of selected services in a sample of drug treatment agencies. The three sets of variables are: (a) sources of information valued by agency personel; (b) structural and process characteristics of the agency; and (c) characteristics of the community in which the agency is located. The central hypothesis of the study is that, due to the emergent nature of drug treatment a…
Control and service implementation in drug abuse treatment programs
Inequality in Health Care Programs: A Note on Some Structural Factors Affecting Health Care Behavior
It was hypothesized that the distribution of programs in the United States designed to improve effective, comprehensive use of primary health care (home health, family planning, rehabilitation, mental health, medical social work, and chronic disease screening programs) are more related to the environmental resources of a particular community than the needs of that population. Hospitals in poor communities were significantly less likely to provide…
Attributes of Health Services As Factors in Program Implementation
This paper investigates the relationship between attributes of thirty-two innovative health services and their level of implementation in a national sample of hospitals and health departments. It was found that services implemented in hospitals are primarily characterized by high payoff, a low rate of cost recovery, and low social approval. For health department services perceived primarily as having high divisibility, a high association with the…
The Social Scientistʼs View of the Neighborhood Health Center as a New Social Institution
Assistant Professor, School of Public Health, Department of Health Administration, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. † Chairman, Behavioral Science Department, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md
Cognitive Balance in a Choice Situation Involving Two Health Care Plans
Dimensions of Mail Questionnaires and Response Quality
Les AA. estiment que les questionnaires de petite dimension sont des instruments d'enquete moins efficaces que les formulaires standards. Lire et completer un petit document n'offre pas l'avantage de paraitre, aux yeux des enquetes, comme une tâche plus modeste. En revanche l'utilisation de grands formulaires peut donner l'impression de participer a une recherche importante. Ceci peut inciter les individus a repondre aux questions des enqueteurs.…
Attributes of Health Services As Factors in Program Implementation
This paper investigates the relationship between attributes of thirty-two innovative health services and their level of implementation in a national sample of hospitals and health departments. It was found that services implemented in hospitals are primarily characterized by high payoff, a low rate of cost recovery, and low social approval. For health department services perceived primarily as having high divisibility, a high association with the…
The Social Scientistʼs View of the Neighborhood Health Center as a New Social Institution
Assistant Professor, School of Public Health, Department of Health Administration, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. † Chairman, Behavioral Science Department, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md
Cognitive Balance in a Choice Situation Involving Two Health Care Plans
Attributes of Health Services As Factors in Program Implementation
This paper investigates the relationship between attributes of thirty-two innovative health services and their level of implementation in a national sample of hospitals and health departments. It was found that services implemented in hospitals are primarily characterized by high payoff, a low rate of cost recovery, and low social approval. For health department services perceived primarily as having high divisibility, a high association with the…
Inequality in Health Care Programs: A Note on Some Structural Factors Affecting Health Care Behavior
It was hypothesized that the distribution of programs in the United States designed to improve effective, comprehensive use of primary health care (home health, family planning, rehabilitation, mental health, medical social work, and chronic disease screening programs) are more related to the environmental resources of a particular community than the needs of that population. Hospitals in poor communities were significantly less likely to provide…
A Classification Scheme for Medical Expenditures
Medical care represents a significant portion of society's response to problems affecting social welfare. While the problems surrounding medical care are complex, a major part of these problems can be attributed to the fact that medical care expenditures are viewed indiscriminately without regard for the nature of the expenditures themselves. This paper presents a framework to differentiate various types of medical care expenditures. The paper ar…
Service Implementation in Emerging Human Service Agencies: Individual, Organizational, and Community Factors
This study assesses the effects of three sets of variable on the implementation of selected services in a sample of drug treatment agencies. The three sets of variables are: (a) sources of information valued by agency personel; (b) structural and process characteristics of the agency; and (c) characteristics of the community in which the agency is located. The central hypothesis of the study is that, due to the emergent nature of drug treatment a…
Control and service implementation in drug abuse treatment programs
The Innovative Organization: Innovation Adoption in School Organizations. Richard L. Daft , Selwyn W. Becker
Improving Health Care Management: Organization Development and Organization Change
Department of Health Policy, and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Social Science Approaches to Health Services Research
Professor Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Streams of Idealism and Health Care Innovation: An Assessment of Service-learning and Community Mobilization
Cancer prevention in the workplace: An organizational innovation
The implementation of cancer prevention programmes in the workplace presents a significant opportunity to reduce occupational cancers. Unfortunately, implementation is not only hampered by problems of conceptualization, measurement and approach, but also by the organizational context within which the programme is implemented. To overcome these barriers, cancer prevention may be defined as an organizational innovation and in so doing attention giv…
Organizational growth, survival and death in the U.S. hospital industry: A population ecology perspective
The Hospital Power Equilibrium: Physician Behavior and Cost Containment
Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Innovation within innovation: A paradox for cancer control research
1Director, Rural Health Research Program Health Services Research Center 2Department of Health Policy and Administration School of Public Health University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Health Care, Technology, and the Competitive Environment
Dimensions of Mail Questionnaires and Response Quality
Les AA. estiment que les questionnaires de petite dimension sont des instruments d'enquete moins efficaces que les formulaires standards. Lire et completer un petit document n'offre pas l'avantage de paraitre, aux yeux des enquetes, comme une tâche plus modeste. En revanche l'utilisation de grands formulaires peut donner l'impression de participer a une recherche importante. Ceci peut inciter les individus a repondre aux questions des enqueteurs.…
Physician and Practice Characteristics Associated With Judgments About Breast Cancer Treatment
Since most cancer is treated in the local community, the judgments of primary care physicians about treatment of breast cancer are important. This study examined physician and practice characteristics associated with physician judgments about the treatment of Stage I and Stage II breast cancer. Data are combined from samples of 3,436 physicians: physicians affiliated with hospitals participating in the Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) a…
The Effects of Managed Care and Competition on Community-Based Clinical Research
BACKGROUND: The National Institutes of Health is developing practice-based clinical research networks (PBRNs) to expedite the pace of scientific discovery and improve care quality. Anecdotal evidence suggests managed care penetration and provider competition negatively affect PBRN clinical research. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study is to examine the effects of environmental factors on clinical research performance in the National Cancer Ins…
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