Stephen M Davidson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5534017 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stephen M Davidson |
| PRENOMES | Stephen M |
| SOBRENOME | Davidson |
| ASSINATURA | DAVIDSON S M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4536-476X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1974 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Gender diversity within improvisation
Utilization of Services by Chronically Ill People in Managed Care and Indemnity Plans
Because incentives for managed care organizations favor cost containment, concerns have been raised that quality of care has suffered, especially for chronically ill people. This study compares utilization rates of managed care and indemnity patients with three chronic conditions, using five years of claims records (1993-97) from private plans and Medicare in one market. Findings show that for all three conditions, managed care patients were more…
Remaking Medicaid
Jossey Bass Publishers, 350 Sansome Street, San Frmcisco, CA 941 04, 888/3 78-2537, 1998, 320 pages, $45.95, ISBN 0-7879-4042-9
Physician Retention in Community and Migrant Health Centers
OBJECTIVES: This study used discrete-time survival analysis to estimate the tenure of primary care physicians in Community Health Centers (CHCs), to identify the changing risk of leaving Community Health Center employment as time passes, and to identify factors associated with a physician's likelihood of remaining in a Community Health Center. Because of dramatic differences in physician career trajectories, much of the focus was on differences b…
Access to Office-Based Physicians Under Capitation Reimbursement and Medicaid Case Management
This study reports the effects of a voluntary Medicaid case-management demonstration on the primary care provided to young children by office-based physicians. The MDs who participated were reimbursed at rates higher than the regular Medicaid fee schedule, either through augmented fees for specific services or through monthly capitation payments. Using the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) claims data, we compared the rates at which c…
The Status of Aid to the Medically Needy
Medical indigence, as incorporated in Medicaid legislation, is official recognition that medical expenses are frequently large and often unpredictable, and that the consequences of not using needed services because of their cost can be serious. Under the law, states may make eligible for medical vendor payments people whose incomes, while sufficient for the normal expenses of living, are not large enough to cover the costs of medical care. States…
Health and the War on Poverty
Understanding the Growth of Emergency Department Utilization
Much research on utilization of hospital emergency departments has been published over the past 10 to 15 years. It has failed to yield a coherent view of why the volume of use has increased, however, because most of it has focused on users of one or more ERs, ignoring the nonusers, and has provided insufficient detail about the local context in which the ER operates. The result has been large quantities of data which, when compared, produce incon…
Planning and Coordination of Social Services in Multiorganizational Contexts
Despite the pessimism of authors on the subject, planned coordination is a popular strategy intended by cost-conscious policymakers to eliminate waste and duplication in the provision of social services. This paper presents a three-stage framework designed to assist planners to make informed decisions as to whether a coordinated approach appears viable and, if so, what strategies have the best chances for success. Planners are urged to assess, in…
Health Insurance Effects
Community Hospitals and Medicaid
The study examines Medicaid utilization patterns, determining the extent to which Medicaid recipients in a Chicago community use hospitals in their own communities. Data from the February, 1970, Hospital Discharge Study shows that substantial numbers of Medicaid patients bypass nearby community hospitals and receive care instead in more distant teaching hospitals. In addition to possible harmful medical consequences, this pattern turns out to be …
Planning and Coordination of Social Services in Multiorganizational Contexts
Despite the pessimism of authors on the subject, planned coordination is a popular strategy intended by cost-conscious policymakers to eliminate waste and duplication in the provision of social services. This paper presents a three-stage framework designed to assist planners to make informed decisions as to whether a coordinated approach appears viable and, if so, what strategies have the best chances for success. Planners are urged to assess, in…
The Status of Aid to the Medically Needy
Medical indigence, as incorporated in Medicaid legislation, is official recognition that medical expenses are frequently large and often unpredictable, and that the consequences of not using needed services because of their cost can be serious. Under the law, states may make eligible for medical vendor payments people whose incomes, while sufficient for the normal expenses of living, are not large enough to cover the costs of medical care. States…
Health Insurance Effects
Community Hospitals and Medicaid
The study examines Medicaid utilization patterns, determining the extent to which Medicaid recipients in a Chicago community use hospitals in their own communities. Data from the February, 1970, Hospital Discharge Study shows that substantial numbers of Medicaid patients bypass nearby community hospitals and receive care instead in more distant teaching hospitals. In addition to possible harmful medical consequences, this pattern turns out to be …
Planning and Coordination of Social Services in Multiorganizational Contexts
Despite the pessimism of authors on the subject, planned coordination is a popular strategy intended by cost-conscious policymakers to eliminate waste and duplication in the provision of social services. This paper presents a three-stage framework designed to assist planners to make informed decisions as to whether a coordinated approach appears viable and, if so, what strategies have the best chances for success. Planners are urged to assess, in…
Understanding the Growth of Emergency Department Utilization
Much research on utilization of hospital emergency departments has been published over the past 10 to 15 years. It has failed to yield a coherent view of why the volume of use has increased, however, because most of it has focused on users of one or more ERs, ignoring the nonusers, and has provided insufficient detail about the local context in which the ER operates. The result has been large quantities of data which, when compared, produce incon…
The Status of Aid to the Medically Needy
Medical indigence, as incorporated in Medicaid legislation, is official recognition that medical expenses are frequently large and often unpredictable, and that the consequences of not using needed services because of their cost can be serious. Under the law, states may make eligible for medical vendor payments people whose incomes, while sufficient for the normal expenses of living, are not large enough to cover the costs of medical care. States…
Health and the War on Poverty
Access to Office-Based Physicians Under Capitation Reimbursement and Medicaid Case Management
This study reports the effects of a voluntary Medicaid case-management demonstration on the primary care provided to young children by office-based physicians. The MDs who participated were reimbursed at rates higher than the regular Medicaid fee schedule, either through augmented fees for specific services or through monthly capitation payments. Using the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) claims data, we compared the rates at which c…
Physician Retention in Community and Migrant Health Centers
OBJECTIVES: This study used discrete-time survival analysis to estimate the tenure of primary care physicians in Community Health Centers (CHCs), to identify the changing risk of leaving Community Health Center employment as time passes, and to identify factors associated with a physician's likelihood of remaining in a Community Health Center. Because of dramatic differences in physician career trajectories, much of the focus was on differences b…
Remaking Medicaid
Jossey Bass Publishers, 350 Sansome Street, San Frmcisco, CA 941 04, 888/3 78-2537, 1998, 320 pages, $45.95, ISBN 0-7879-4042-9
Utilization of Services by Chronically Ill People in Managed Care and Indemnity Plans
Because incentives for managed care organizations favor cost containment, concerns have been raised that quality of care has suffered, especially for chronically ill people. This study compares utilization rates of managed care and indemnity patients with three chronic conditions, using five years of claims records (1993-97) from private plans and Medicare in one market. Findings show that for all three conditions, managed care patients were more…
Gender diversity within improvisation
Healthcare Policy and Management (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Health care (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Family medicine (4 obras) · Nursing (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Medicaid (3 obras) · Primary Care and Health Outcomes (3 obras)