American Hospital Association

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Making sense of the chaos. The specific aim is to get concrete agreement on the priority areas for quality improvement.
Hospital use of billing data for quality improvement.
Linking technology with mission.
New Congress health priority: women's and children's issues.
Transition period. As reform changes set in, uncertainty and challenges are made clear.
Three principles make the case for reform.
Community care networks and AHA's reform strategy.
Reform. What went wrong, what went right.
In search morally intelligent health care reform.
Telling the hospital story.
The fear factor.
Partners in change are ready to roll.
https://doi.org/10.1080/00185868.1967.9950088 Department
Clinical integration: the key to reform.
Two years ... and counting. Interview by Mark M. Hagland.
Clinton's reform plan: an Rx for change.
Update on technology diffusion.
Staff input key to evaluate safer needle devices.
The front line. Local hospitals will be the first to respond to a terrorist attack--and they intend to be ready.
The other building boom.
A new era of cooperation among hospitals.
Hospitals and community benefit: examples from the field.
A commitment to value, unleashed: hospitals step up.
Trustee mentoring: for orientation, leadership development and more.
Executive office activity: what is going on in executive offices?
Why coverage counts.
Threat or opportunity?
Survey: almost one out of two facilities process laundry in-house.
AHA Environmental Assessment 2008.
Preparing for long-term care needs.
How reform can empower trustees.
The budget deal.
Transforming care delivery to focus on patient outcomes.
Cruzan and beyond.
Miles to go. Proposed ACO regs are lacking on clinical integration, increase risks and costs.
Designed-in flexibility allows new facilities to change with times.
Hospital quality management survey.
Equipping to meet the EPA's silver recovery regulations.
Hospitals & healthcare aren't what they used to be.
A national PET utilization forecast.
Environmental and safety issues to watch in '93.
Casting a wide net: foreign-born workers are essential to the healthcare industry--if you can jump through the hoops to recruit them.
Error-free linen handling.
Consumers will have the last word on health care reform.
Risks low if contaminated linen handled properly.
First look at 1989: revenues up, inflation looms.
OSHA's final rule on asbestos cuts permissible exposure in half.
A note on congressional staff.
National trends in charges, cost, and Medicare IPPS payment.
Are health care entitlement caps the wave of the future?
https://doi.org/10.1080/00185868.1975.12084170 How to use outside management to help develop valid savings, improve patient care, and satisfy your own professional staff
Keeping promises on Medicare.
Community health. Patient safety: the community health connection.
MRI service evaluation. Part II: Technological advances.
AHA's Davidson on health reform. Interview by Mary Grayson.
AHA president Dick Davidson and the 'new future'. Interview by Richard Clarke.
An informed vote.
HCFA's public-use files: a wealth of data.
Hospital programs ease the transition to home.
AHA's reform plan: glimpse of tomorrow.
Outpatient surgery is now the norm.
Physician-hospital organizations and PHO executives. What lies ahead for the PHO?
Medicare reform opinions. Providers get help in caring.
Here's to better health, security. Entire healthcare community must work together to ensure top-quality care.
Partnerships are key to renovating the health care system.
Effective boards begin with effective board members.
Engaging boards in the transition from volume to value. Addressing the "why" before presenting the "how".
Green lights audits help spot lighting deficiencies.
Balancing the board-CEO relationship: the CEO's role.
MRI service evaluation. Part 1: Measuring performance.
Lead by example. CMS should try providers' standards, take a cue from Thomas Jefferson.
Back to basics. Why should I get involved in grassroots advocacy?
Use your political power wisely. Question to candidates: if elected, how will you improve healthcare in America?
New direction for PRO program presents challenges for hospitals.
Talocalcaneal coalitions: a review and discussion of past and current therapy.
The end of sharing?
Antitrust: efforts to break down barriers to hospital collaboration.
Health care fraud: guilty until proven innocent.
The challenges ahead.
JCAHO accreditation at the crossroads.
Advocacy in action. Trustees can play a powerful role in shaping legislation and raising community awareness.
A voice for readiness.
Collecting, transporting and storing soiled linen.
Budget law's spending curbs on Medicare take effect.
Q & A: AHA's Dick Davidson.
Health information centers provide a needed service.
Promises to keep. American hospitals have a pact with patients that must be kept.
Will job security be a thing of the past for today's top-level staff?
McCarthy assesses the issues, looks to future strategy debate.
The roots of reform.
Medicaid: an uncertain future.
Real change hinges on collaboration.
AHA comments to FDA on Safe Devices Act.
Avoiding obsolescence: assessing need and shaping strategies for management development.
Assessing the 'fit': using competencies to select new board members.
Preserving your community's access to essential health care.
AHA: utilization declines; financial pressures moderate.
Bar coding permeates the health care field.
Balancing the board-CEO relationship: the trustee's role.
See one, do one, teach one: where do we draw the line?