Biomedical subjects
K M Sandrick
Publications and source records attributed to K M Sandrick.
Art therapy. Passage into their pasts.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan's efforts to change practice patterns.
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Approaches to cost and risk reduction taken by three organizations.
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IFMC's private review program.
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A hospital association's efforts to reduce costs.
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Blue Cross/Blue Shield's PROBE information reporting system.
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Solving systems problems in the ambulatory care setting.
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United Foundation for Medical Care: reducing physicians' fees.
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Competition--the claims and the controversy.
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Private review-its impact on health care and physicians.
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Health care in US correctional facilities.
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Upgrading health services in the nation's jails: the American Medical Association jail health project.
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Health care in correctional institutions in the United States, England, Canada, Poland, and France.
Prison health care in the United States varies from facility to facility. In those that have been accredited by the American Medical Association, health services and personnel may be organized in one of many different ways depending on the size of the institution, the needs of inmates, and the resources in the community. In England, Canada, Poland, and France, the organization of health care for prisoners is mandated by law and directed by a formal governmental agency. The health care system in each country provides different degrees of health coverage; but all employ health care professionals who render uniform medical care to inmates in correctional facilities.
PSROs' stormy past and questionable future.
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Sanctions within the PSRO program.
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Finding and feeding the malnourished: a report on three of the growing number of nutritional support units in US hospitals.
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Developing scaled outcome criteria for a target patient population.
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