Objective: Physician-specific surveys are a frequently used tool in health services research,
but attempts at ensuring adequate response rates are rarely reported. We reviewed …

This review article critiques the growing dominance of market‐based medicine in the United
States against the background of existing problems with quality of care, rising costs …

ContextIn 1998, 33 million US adults aged 18 to 64 years lacked health insurance.
Determining the unmet health needs of this population may aid efforts to improve access to …

Objectives. This study ascertained the separate and combined effects of having insurance
and a usual source of care on receiving preventive services. Methods. Descriptive and …

Today, at the dawn of a new century, genuine medical professionalism is in peril. Increasing-
ly, physicians encounter perverse financial incentives, fierce market competition, and the …

This new edition examines the economics of health care systems in a non-technical manner.
It is written in a highly accessible manner for economists and non-economists alike. It is very …

This paper considers the impact of community-level variables over and above the effects of
individual characteristics on healthcare acess for low-income children and adults residing in …

Ethics and Values in Industrial-Organizational Psychology was one of the first books to
integrate work from moral philosophy, moral psychology, IO psychology, and political and …

Background Since an increasing proportion of the US population is without health
insurance, a network of free clinics has gradually developed to provide care for the …

CONTEXT: Career satisfaction among physicians is a topic of importance to physicians in
practice, physicians in training, health system administrators, physician organization …