Health care management

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Correspondence to Patricia M. Danzon, Health Care Management Department, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. 

Prescription Drug Expenditure in 2000 The Upward Trend Continues. Washington, DC National Institute for Health Care Management Research and Educational Foundation. (May 2001). 

See, for example. National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation, August, Prescription drugs and intellectual property protection, NICHM Foundation, Issue Brie/(Washington, DC). 

National Institute for Health Care Management, Prescription Drugs and Intellectual Property Protection (Aug. 2000) at 3. 

The prescribing therapist is more likely to prescribe a drug over the next few days after its drug rep takes them to lunch or plies them with gifts (National Institute for Health Care Management, 2000 Orlowski and Wateska, 1992). 

National Institute for Health Care Management Eoundation (2000) Prescription drugs and mass media advertising. New York Times, September 20, 2000. 

National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM). 2002. Changing Patterns of Pharmaceutical Innovation. Washington, DC. Available at http //www.nihcm.org/innovations. pdf [Accessed November 11, 2005]. 

NIHCM National Institute for Health Care Management... 

Rivers, P.A., A. Dobalian, and F.A. Germinario. 2005. A review and analysis of the clinical laboratory improvement amendment of 1988 Compliance plans and enforcement policies. Health Care Manage Rev. 30(2) 93-102. 

Of all the new drug applications approved by the FDA between 1989 and 2000, by the estimate of the National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM), only one-third contained new active ingredients that could—even by a generous description—be considered innovative. (The pharmaceutical industry challeges the objectivity of the NIHCM, a nonprofit foundation, because it is heavily funded by the insurance industry, which has a natural bias toward low drug prices.)... 

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Bassett LC, Metzger N. Achieving Excellence A Prescription for Health Care Managers. 

Braham, R.L. Ruchlin, H.S. Physician practice profiles A case study of the use of audit and feedback in an ambulatory care croup practice. Health Care Manage. Rev. 1987, 12 (5), 11-16. 

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Documents the economic impact of clinical pharmacy activities for use by organized health care managers, practitioners, institutions, and providers. 

The reasons why the overall costs of pharmaceutical care tend to rise continuously have been well summarised by the National Institute on Health Care Management [7]. They are ... 

National Institute of Health Care Management, Changing Pattern of Pharmaceutical Innovation, May 2002. http //www. nihcm.org/, accessed June 2002. 

National Institute on Health Care Management (NIHCM), Prescription Expenditures in 2001, another year of escalating costs, 2002, http //www.nihcm.org/spending2001.pdf, accessed May 7, 2002. 

Mahachek, A. R. (1992), An Introduction to Patient Flow Simulation for Health Care Managers, Journal of the Society for Health Systems, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 73-81. 

Sahney, V. (1982), Managing Variability in Demand A Strategy for Productivity Improvement in Healthcare, Health Care Management Review, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 37 1. 

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