Perspective and Participation of Physicians in Prepaid Group Practice

However, the social changes dealt with in this paper must be considered as important consequences of emigration. Indeed it seems reasonable to conclude that the two waves of emigration in which Stefanaconians have been heavily involved have been at the very base of a change from an estate system to a class system of stratification. If other factors have been involved in this systemic change, it is reasonable to suggest that emigration has facilitated them or altogether mediated them

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• Management Practices, Physician Autonomy, and Satisfaction

  Rockwell Schulz, Carol Schulz•Medical Care•1988

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• The Effect of Prepaid Group Practice on Physicians?? Utilization Behavior

  Raynald Pineault•Medical Care•1976

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• Physician Turnover in Eight New England Prepaid Group Practices

  Stephen S Mick, Sheldon Sussman et al.•Medical Care•1983

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• Measuring the Job Satisfaction of Physicians in Organized Settings

  Richard Lichtenstein•Medical Care•1984

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• Ambulance Chasing

  Kenneth J Reichstein•Social Problems•1965

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• A physician role typology

  Open Access•Judith K Barr, Marcia K Steinberg•Social Science & Medicine•1985

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• Organizational impact on medicine

  Open Access•Stephen L Fielding•Social Science & Medicine•1984

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• Can't Get No (Dis) Satisfaction

  Open Access•Dorothy C Wertz, James R Sorenson et al.•Work and Occupations•1988

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