Glen E Hastings
Biographic Data
| ID | 5534741 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Glen E Hastings |
| GIVEN NAMES | Glen E |
| FAMILY NAME | Hastings |
| SIGNATURE | HASTINGS G E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dade County Medical Examiner Department |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Peer review checklist
This report describes the construction and evaluation fo a 35-item checklist used in performing peer review of ambulatory medical records. Scores obtained by using the checklist were evaluated for reproducibility. Ten reviewers, reviewing ten records on each of two occasions judged the records consistently item by item, 74 per cent of the time; 53 per cent greater than expected by chance (p less than 0.01). Pairs of reviewers, reviewing the same …
Nurse Practitioners in a Jailhouse Clinic
Six primary nurse practitioners were introduced into a large urban jail health service along with supportive organizational changes. The system's primary care volume capacity doubled. The average cost of each patient visit decreased by about one third. The technical quality of primary care improved continuously during a 3-year period of study while patient outcomes, patient satisfaction levels and overall mortality rates remained unchanged. The i…
Automated Medical Screening in an Urban County Jail
A machine-administered, branch-chain automated medical history (AMH) was evaluated as a medical intake screening tool for inmates of a large metropolitan county jail. The reproducibility, validity, sensitivity and specificity of the AMH were measured and found comparable to other previously reported AMH systems. The AMH did not produce intake screening data comparable to that obtained by trained face to face medical interviewers. This, in additio…
Interdisciplinary Perceptions of the Public Health Nurse
This is a study of the role and functional relationships of the public health nurse (PHN) as perceived bv other health care workers. Two hundred and twenty-seven subjects, comprising subgroups of medical students, nursing students, PT students, public health nurses, nursing faculty, academic physicians, and preventive medical staff, used a specially constructed 64-item rating instrument to describe their perceptions of the PHN. Factor analysis of…
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Interdisciplinary Perceptions of the Public Health Nurse
This is a study of the role and functional relationships of the public health nurse (PHN) as perceived bv other health care workers. Two hundred and twenty-seven subjects, comprising subgroups of medical students, nursing students, PT students, public health nurses, nursing faculty, academic physicians, and preventive medical staff, used a specially constructed 64-item rating instrument to describe their perceptions of the PHN. Factor analysis of…
Automated Medical Screening in an Urban County Jail
A machine-administered, branch-chain automated medical history (AMH) was evaluated as a medical intake screening tool for inmates of a large metropolitan county jail. The reproducibility, validity, sensitivity and specificity of the AMH were measured and found comparable to other previously reported AMH systems. The AMH did not produce intake screening data comparable to that obtained by trained face to face medical interviewers. This, in additio…
Peer review checklist
This report describes the construction and evaluation fo a 35-item checklist used in performing peer review of ambulatory medical records. Scores obtained by using the checklist were evaluated for reproducibility. Ten reviewers, reviewing ten records on each of two occasions judged the records consistently item by item, 74 per cent of the time; 53 per cent greater than expected by chance (p less than 0.01). Pairs of reviewers, reviewing the same …
Nurse Practitioners in a Jailhouse Clinic
Six primary nurse practitioners were introduced into a large urban jail health service along with supportive organizational changes. The system's primary care volume capacity doubled. The average cost of each patient visit decreased by about one third. The technical quality of primary care improved continuously during a 3-year period of study while patient outcomes, patient satisfaction levels and overall mortality rates remained unchanged. The i…
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