… to accept treatment; as we shall see, “coercion” is best applied to specific types of pressure.
We aim to identify morally relevant distinctions across the range of treatment pressures as …

… The 1982 Health Care … treatments was also questioned, as it did not match the overall
policies for prioritysetting. According to an amendment in the Health Care Act of 1997, healthcare …

… health care through the prism of a sudden increase in risk exposure: how does a rising need
for health care … of the placebo treatments have an effect on support for public healthcare and …

… -pressure care was high in both treatment groups, and we found no significant difference in
adherence to blood-pressure … health success; in large, integrated health care systems, blood-…

… treatment and diagnostic technologies, ongoing pressures … pressures and institutional
strategies and health care … the specific definition of health care organizations' knowledge creation …

… The VA health care system has been a major resource for both the clinical trials and the
demonstration that control can be achieved in clinic populations. That being the case, attention …

… past treatments be available in a central record? How much could your care be improved if
your history of treatments and … program of disease management and preventive health care. …

… We focus on the impact of price pressures and cost-controlling mechanisms imposed by
managed care. We find that financial pressures imposed by managed care disproportionately …

… of financial pressure on hospital quality, using health outcomes after treatment for acute …
During the past 20 years, the US health care market has witnessed a dramatic change in the …

… treatment of pressure ulcers and demonstrated a positive attitude towards this area of care.
… The incidence or extent of pressure ulcer within the healthcare setting, at the time this study …