Core Competency: Financing

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Topic: Public & Private Financing

Citation

Pryor C, Cohen A, Prottas J, Access Project (2007). The Illusion of Coverage: How Health Insurance Fails People When They Get Sick. Boston, MA: The Access Project; March.

Altman SH, Doonan M (2006). Can Massachusetts Lead the Way in Health Care Reform? New England Journal of Medicine 354 (20): 2093-2095.

Altman SH, Shactman D, Eilat E (2006). Could U.S. Hospitals Go the Way of U.S. Airlines? Health Affairs 25 (1): 11-21.

Mechanic RE, Baker CD, Lee TH (2006). Solutions for Massachusetts Healthcare: 2006. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Business Roundtable; December.

Mongan J, Mechanic R, Lee T (2006). Transforming U.S. Health Care: Policy Challenges Affecting the Integration and Improvement of Care. Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution; December.

Tompkins CP, Altman SH, Eilat E (2006). The Precarious Pricing System for Hospital Services. Health Affairs 25 (1): 45-56.

Mechanic RE, Quigly K, Seifert R, Turnbull N (2005). MassHealth: It's Good for Business: Ten Facts the Employer Community Should Know About the Massachusetts Medicaid Program. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Medicaid Policy Institute; June.

Prottas J (2005). Costs, Charges and Medical Debt: What is the Real Goal? American Heart Hospitals Journal 3 (1): 39-45.

Shactman D (2005). Specialty Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Conters, and General Hospitals: Charting a Wise Public Policy Course; UpDate Conference Report. Health Affairs 24 (3): 868-873.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Martin TC (2005). How Do Seniors Use Their Prescription Drug Discount Cards? Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W5-180-190.

Altman SH, Shactman D (2004). More Beds for Boomers: A Top 10 List of Reasons Why Hospitals Will Continue to Expand Capacity. Modern Healthcare 34 (10): 32.

Altman SH, Shactman D, Eilat E (2004). The Outlook for U.S. Hospitals: Forces Driving Spending Growth and Revenue Constraints and Their Implications for Israel. In: Ofer G, ed. The Future Hospital Workshop Report. Tiberias, 31-54.

Chilingerian JA (2004). Clinical Focus in Health Care. Report. Washington DC: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; September 10.

Doonan M, Shactman D (2004). Health Insurance Expansions, 2004: Examining the Options. Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; January.

Gurewich D, Prottas J, Seifert B, Seager S (2004). Medical Debt and Consumer Credit Counseling Services. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 15 (3): 336-346.

Mechanic RE (2004). Medicaid's Disproportionate Share Hospital Program: Complex Structure -- Critical Payments: Background Paper. Washington, DC: National Health Policy Forum; September.

Pryor C, Gurewich D (2004). Getting Care but Paying the Price: How Medical Debt Leaves Many in Massachusetts Facing Tough Choices. Waltham, MA: The Access Project and The Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts; February.

Shactman D (2004). Managing Cost and Quality Through the Health Care Delivery System. Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July.

Unruh J, Hodgkin D (2004). The Role of Contract Design in Privatization of Child Welfare Services: the Kansas Experience. Children and Youth Services Review 26 (8): 771-783.

Altman SH, Tompkins CP, Eilat E, Glavin MPV (2003). Escalating Health Care Spending: Is It Desirable or Inevitable? Health Affairs 22 (1): W3-1 to W3-14.

Andrulis D, Duchon L, Pryor C, Goodman N (2003). Paying for Health Care when You're Uninsured: How Much Support Does the Safety Net Offer? Boston, MA: The Access Project Community Access Monitoring Survey (CAMS); January.

Doonan M, Shactman D, Altman SH (2003). Regional Disparities in Health Spending: Implications for the Private Market and Medicare. Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July.

Gurewich D, Seifert B, Prottas J (2003). The Consequences of Medical Debt: Evidence from Three Communities. Waltham, MA: The Access Project and The Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Leutz W, Ford T, Leung M, Mueller M, Nonnenkamp L, Newcomer R (2003). Medicare Managed Care and Frail Elders: Lessons From Social HMOs. Care Management Journals 4 (3): 161-169.

Mechanic RE (2003). What Will Become of the Medical Mecca? Health Spending in Massachusetts. Health Affairs 22 (6): 130-141.

Newcomer R, Leutz W (2003). Health Maintenance Organizations and Managed Health Care for Older Adults. In: Vitt LA, ed. Encyclopedia of Retirement and Finance. Vol 1. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 358-362.

Pryor C, Seifert B, Gurewich D (2003). Medically-Related Debt: Do Public and Private Policies Contribute to the Problem? Boston, MA: The Access Project and The Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University for The Commonwealth Fund.

Pryor C, Seifert R, Gurewich D, Oblat L, Rosman B, Prottas J (2003). Unintended Consequences: How Federal Regulations and Hospital Policies Can Leave Patients in Debt. Boston, MA: The Access Project and The Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; June.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Eilat E, Thorpe KE, Doonan M (2003). The Outlook for Hospital Spending. Health Affairs 22 (6): 12-26.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Leung MY, Ritter G (2003). PBM-Administered Prescription Drug Discount Cards: Savings for Uninsured Seniors. Waltham, MA: Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; March 11.

Wallack SS, Tompkins CP (2003). Realigning Incentives in Fee-for-Service Medicare. Health Affairs 22 (4): 59-70.

Weinberg DB (2003). Code Green: Money-Driven Hospitals and the Dismantling of Nursing. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

Access Project (2002). Immigrant Access to Health Benefits: A Resource Manual: Updated. Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The National Law Program; January.

Altman SH, Thomas CP (2002). Controlling Spending for Prescription Drugs - Editorial. The New England Journal of Medicine 346 (11): 855-856.

Altman SH, Shactman D, eds. (2002). Policies for an Aging Society. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Bishop CE, Gliden D, Blom J, Kubisiak J, Hakim R, Lee A, Garnick DW (2002). Medicare Spending for Injured Elders: Are There Opportunities for Savings? Health Affairs 21 (6): 215-223.

Capitman J, Bhalotra S, Calderon-Rosado V, et al. (2002). CMS Cancer Prevention and Treatment Demonstration in Ethnic and Racial Minorities. Waltham, MA: Heller School, Brandeis University.

Doonan M (2002). Reimagining Medicaid: the Evolving Federal Role in Medicaid, Background, Issues and Challenges. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; September 20.

Doonan M (2002). The Miami Dade County Immigrant Health Access Task Force: Access to Public Health Trust Services: Success and Challenges. Boston, MA: The Access Project, Community Catalyst and The Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; May.

Glavin MPV, Tompkins CP, Wallack SS, Altman SH (2002). An Examination of Factors in the Withdrawal of Managed Care Plans from the Medicare Plus Choice Program. Inquiry-the Journal of Health Care Organization Provision and Financing 39 (4): 341-354.

Leutz W, Greenlick M, Nonenkamp L, della Penna R (2002). Kaiser Permanente's Manifesto 2005 Demonstration: the Promises and Limits of Devolution. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 14 (3/4): 233-244.

Mechanic RE (2002). Disease Management: A Promising Approach for Purchasers: Issue Brief. Washington, DC: National Health Care Purchasing Institute; May.

Pryor C (2002). Health Care Access Issues in Palm Beach County. Boston, MA: The Access Project for the Quantum Foundation.

Seifert B (2002). The Uncompensated Care Pool: Saving the Safety Net. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Shactman D (2002). Can Health Care Spending Be Contained? Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July.

Shactman D, Doonan M (2002). Reimagining Medicaid. Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; September.

Shactman D (2002). Utilization and Overcrowding of Hospital Emergency Departments. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; January 22.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Lee S, Ritter G (2002). Impact of Health Plan Design and Management on Retirees' Prescription Drug Use and Spending, 2001. Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W408-W419.

Wallack SS, Sciegaj M, Long L (2002). Short and Intermediate Term Trends Affecting Medicaid Policy for Persons with Disability, Chronic Illness, and Special Needs. Journal of Disability Policy Studies 12 (4): 236-242.

Borden K, Haney M, Hodin RM, Shellenberger K (2001). Don't Lien on Me: Why the State's Medical Indigency is Unhealthy for Idahoans. Boston, MA: The Access Project, Community Catalyst, in collaboration with the Northwest Federation of Community Organizations, Idaho Community Action Network.

Davis AC, Hager CL (2001). Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities: Opportunities and Challenges for the Commonwealth. Waltham, MA: Massachusetts Health Policy Forum, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; February. Issue Brief No. 11.

Doonan M (2001). The Economics of Prescription Drug Pricing: A Background Paper. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; March.

Lane SG, Longstreth E, Nixon V (2001). A Community Leader's Guide to Hospital Finance: Evaluating How a Hospital Gets and Spends Its Money. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

McDonough J (2001). State Legislatures in the Market Era. In: Rocheford RB, Hackey DA, eds. The New Politics of State Health Policy. Lawrence KS: University of Kansas Press.

Rosman BP (2001). The Future of the American Hospital II: The Structure of the Hospital and the Industry - Background Paper. Washington, DC: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; December.

Shepard DS (2001). The Employer's Perspective - Editorial. American Journal of Managed Care 7 (1): 85-86.

Access Project (2000). A Healthcare Safety Net in Tatters: Hospital Free Care in the District of Columbia. Boston, MA: Community Catalyst and Health Care Now, The Access Project.

Access Project (2000). Fact Sheet: Defending Community Benefits in a Changing Healthcare World. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Altman SH, Doonan M, Hager C, McDonough JE, Rosman B, Shactman D, Kane N, Turnbull N (2000). An Analysis of Initiative Petition 99-4, "An Act to Protect the Rights of Patients and to Promote Access to Quality Health Care for All Residents of the Commonwealth" Waltham, MA: The Massachusetts Health Policy Forum, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; April. No. 8.

Guyer J, Schneider A, Spivey MO (2000). Untangling DSH: A Guide for Community Groups to Using the Medicaid DSH Program to Promote Access to Care. Boston, MA: The Access Project, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and The Health Policy Group.

McDonough J (2000). Experiencing Politics: A Legislator's Stories of Government and Health Care. Vol 2. Berkley: University of California Press.

McDonough J (2000). Health Care Jitters: The Current Crisis Is More Manageable than It Seems. Commonwealth: Politics, Ideas, and Civic Life in Massachusetts 5 (3): 7-9.

Seifert R (2000). Profile of the Uninsured in Texas. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Shactman D, Altman SH (2000). The United States Confronts the Policy Dilemmas of an Aging Society. Health Affairs 19 (3): 252-258.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (2000). Adverse Selection and Price Sensitivity when Low-Income People Have Subsidies to Purchase Health Insurance in the Private Market. Inquiry-the Journal of Health Care Organization Provision and Financing 37 (1): 45-60.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (2000). Lessons from New Jersey. Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law 25 (1): 45-70.

Wallack SS, Thomas CP, Hodgkin D, DiMasi J, Simoni-Wastila L, Rader A, Constantine R, Brown JS (2000). Prescription Drug Policy: Background Paper for the Princeton Conference. Washington DC: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shactman D, eds. (1999). Regulating Managed Care: Theory, Practice, and Future Options. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass. Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change.

Bishop CE, Kerwin J, Wallack SS (1999). The Medicare Home Health Benefit: Implications of Recent Payment Changes. Care Management Journals 1 (3): 189-196.

Garnick DW, Swartz K (1999). Meeting Information Needs: Lessons Learned from New Jersey's Individual Health Insurance Reform Program. Medical Care Research and Review 56 (4): 456-470.

Leutz W (1999). Policy Choices for Medicaid and Medicare Waivers. The Gerontologist 39 (1): 86-93.

Seifert R, Turnbull N (1999). An Advocate's Guide to the Private Health Insurance Market. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Standley A, Prottas J (1999). Ecu-Health Care: An Ecumenically Sponsored Medical Program in North Adams, Massachusetts. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (1999). Can Adverse Selection be Avoided in a Market for Individual Health Insurance? Medical Care Research and Review 56 (3): 373-388.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (1999). Hidden Assets: Health Insurance Reform in New Jersey. Health Affairs 18 (4): 180-187.

Thomas CP, Shactman D, Altman SH (1999). Health Status, Technological Innovation, and Health Care Expenditures - Background Paper. Washington, DC: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; February.

Tompkins CP, Bhalotra S, Trisolini M (1999). Applying Disease Management Strategies to Medicare. Milbank Quarterly 77 (4): 461-484.

Bishop CE (1998). The Cost-Adjustment Factor in the Rate-Setting Method for Medicaid Nursing Home Facilities. Testimony before the Massachusetts Commission on Health Care Finance and Policy. December 29.

Garnick DW, Swartz K, Skwara KC (1998). Insurance Agents: Ignored Players in Health Insurance Reform. Health Affairs 17 (2): 137-143.

Leutz W (1998). Medicare, Long-Term Care, and Social HMO's. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July 20.

Long L (1998). Medicare in Massachusetts: The Impact of the 1997 Balanced Budget Agreement. Issue Brief No. 2. Waltham, MA: Massachusetts Health Policy Forum , Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July. No. 2.

Payne SMC, Thomas CP (1998). Determinants of Home Health Visit Length: Results of a Multi-Site Prospective Study. Medical Care 36 (10): 1500-14.

Shactman D (1998). Health Insurance for the Near Elderly. Testimony before the Labor and Human Resources Committee, United States Senate. June 25.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Thomas CP (1998). Health Insurance for the Near Elderly. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; January 22.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1998). The Impact of Hospital Conversions on the Healthcare Safety Net. In: Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shields AE, eds. The Future U.S. Healthcare System: Who Will Care for the Poor and Uninsured? Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press, 189-206.

Shactman D (1998). The Role of Regulation in a Market Oriented Health Care System. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University, for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Fifth Princeton Conference; July 30.

Thomas CP, Payne SMC (1998). Home Alone: Unmet Need for Formal Suppport Services among Home Health Clients. Home Health Care Services Quarterly 17 (2): 1-20.

Tompkins CP, Wallack SS, Skwara KC (1998). The Road Ahead for Medicare Managed Care: Addressing the Needs of the Chronically Ill. Journal of Long-Term Home Health Care 17 (2): 11-20.

Altman SH, Shactman D (1997). Should We Worry About Hospitals' High Administrative Costs? - Editorial. The New England Journal of Medicine 336 (11): 798-799.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shields AE, eds. (1997). The Future U.S. Healthcare System: Who Will Care for the Poor and Uninsured? Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.

Bishop CE, Brown RS, Phillips B, Ritter G, Skwara KC (1997). An Interim Solution for Medicare Home Health Payment - Response. Health Affairs 16 (2): 262-263.

Brown R, Phillips B, Bishop CE, Thornton C, Ritter G, Klein A, Schochet P, Skwara KC (1997). The Effects of Predetermined Payment Rates for Medicare Home Health Care. Health Services Research 32 (4): 397-414.

Claxton G, Feder J, Shactman D, Altman SH (1997). Public Policy Issues in Nonprofit Conversions: An Overview. Health Affairs 16 (2): 9-28.

Cohen M, Nandakumar N (1997). The Changing face of Long Term Care Insurance in 1994: Profiles and Innovations in a Dynamic Market. Inquiry-the Journal of Health Care Organization Provision and Financing 34 (1): 50-61.

Hodgkin D, Drainoni ML (1997). Choice of Managed Care Plan Type among Medicaid Recipients with Disabilities. Waltham, MA: Center for Vulnerable Populations, Institute for Health Policy, Brandeis University; March 21.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1997). Hospital Conversions and Uncompensated Care - Letter. Health Affairs 16 (3): 270-271.

Altman SH, Wallack SS (1996). Health Care Spending: Can the United States Control It? In: Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. Strategic Choices for a Changing Health System. Vol II. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press, 1-32.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. (1996). Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press. The Baxter Health Policy Review, Volume II.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE (1996). Where Does Health Care Reform Go from Here? An Unchartered Odyssey. In: Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. Strategic Choices for a Changing Heatlh Care System. Vol II. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press, xxi-xxxii.

Beatrice DF (1996). States and Health Care Reform: The Importance of Program Implementation. In: Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Vol II. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press, 183-206.

Bishop CE, Altman SH, Shactman D (1996). Effects on Employment of a Deceleration in Health Spending. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University, for the Council on the Economic Impact of Health Care Reform.

Bishop CE, Wallack SS (1996). National Health Expenditure Limits: The Case for a Global Budget Process. Milbank Quarterly 74 (3): 361-376.

Bishop CE, Brown RS, Phillips B, Ritter G, Skwara KC (1996). The Home Health Visit: an Appropriate Unit for Medicare Payment? Health Affairs 15 (4): 145-55.

Capitman J, Yee DL (1996). Should Family Members be Paid to Provide Care to Elderly Persons? In: Scharlach AE, Kaye LE, eds. Controversial Issues in Aging. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Khandker RK, Simoni-Wastila L (1996). Utilization and Expenditures for Prescription Drugs in Eight State Medicaid Programs. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University, for the U.S. Healthcare Financing Administration; February 26.

Parente ST, Weiner JP, Garnick DW, Fowles J, Lawthers AG, Palmer RH (1996). Profiling Resource Use by Primary-Care Practices: Managed Medicare Implications. Health Care Financing Review 17 (4): 23-42.

Shactman D, Fishman A (1996). State Regulation of Health Industry Conversions From Not-For-Profit to For-Profit Status. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; December 30.

Shactman D (1996). States Must Guard Charitable Assets - Commentary. Modern Healthcare 26 (47): 33.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1996). The Decline in Employment Based Health Insurance. Compensation and Benefits Management 12 (2): 35-44.

Shactman D, Taylor H (1996). The Public Versus the Experts: Current Attitudes Towards Health Care Reform. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Tompkins CP, Wallack SS, Bhalotra S, Chilingerian JA, Glavin MPV, Ritter G, Hodgkin D (1996). Bringing Managed Care Incentives to Medicare's Fee-for-Service Sector. Health Care Financing Review 17 (4): 43-63.

Wallack SS, Skwara KC, Cai J (1996). Redefining Rate Regulation in a Competitive Environment. Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 21 (3): 489-510.

Topic: Payment Systems

Citation

Pryor C, Cohen A, Prottas J, Access Project (2007). The Illusion of Coverage: How Health Insurance Fails People When They Get Sick. Boston, MA: The Access Project; March.

Altman SH, Doonan M (2006). Can Massachusetts Lead the Way in Health Care Reform? New England Journal of Medicine 354 (20): 2093-2095.

Altman SH, Shactman D, Eilat E (2006). Could U.S. Hospitals Go the Way of U.S. Airlines? Health Affairs 25 (1): 11-21.

Mechanic R (2006). Coverage and Reimibursement in an Era of Personalized Medicine: Emerging Policy Issues in Genetic Testing. Waltham, MA: Health Industry Forum, Schneider Institutes for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; October.

Mechanic RE, Baker CD, Lee TH (2006). Solutions for Massachusetts Healthcare: 2006. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Business Roundtable; December.

Tompkins CP, Altman SH, Eilat E (2006). The Precarious Pricing System for Hospital Services. Health Affairs 25 (1): 45-56.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Martin TC (2005). How Do Seniors Use Their Prescription Drug Discount Cards? Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W5-180-190.

Mechanic RE (2004). Medicaid's Disproportionate Share Hospital Program: Complex Structure -- Critical Payments: Background Paper. Washington, DC: National Health Policy Forum; September.

Altman SH, Tompkins CP, Eilat E, Glavin MPV (2003). Escalating Health Care Spending: Is It Desirable or Inevitable? Health Affairs 22 (1): W3-1 to W3-14.

Leutz W, Greenlick MR, Nonnenkamp L (2003). Linking Medical Care and Community Services: Practical Models for Bridging the Gap. New York NY: Springer Publishing Company.

Leutz W, Ford T, Leung M, Mueller M, Nonnenkamp L, Newcomer R (2003). Medicare Managed Care and Frail Elders: Lessons From Social HMOs. Care Management Journals 4 (3): 161-169.

Mechanic RE (2003). What Will Become of the Medical Mecca? Health Spending in Massachusetts. Health Affairs 22 (6): 130-141.

Rosman BP (2003). Medical Malpractice in Crisis: Health Care Policy Options. Background Paper. Washington, DC: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; March 3.

Shactman D, Doonan M, Rosman B (2003). Medical Malpractice in Crisis. Policy Brief. Waltham, MA: Council on Health Care Economics and Policy, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; May.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Eilat E, Thorpe KE, Doonan M (2003). The Outlook for Hospital Spending. Health Affairs 22 (6): 12-26.

Thomas CP (2003). Incentive-Based Formularies - Perspectives. The New England Journal of Medicine 349 (23): 2186-2188.

Wallack SS, Tompkins CP (2003). Realigning Incentives in Fee-for-Service Medicare. Health Affairs 22 (4): 59-70.

Access Project (2002). Immigrant Access to Health Benefits: A Resource Manual: Updated. Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The National Law Program; January.

Altman SH, Shactman D, eds. (2002). Policies for an Aging Society. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Capitman J, Bhalotra S, Calderon-Rosado V, et al. (2002). CMS Cancer Prevention and Treatment Demonstration in Ethnic and Racial Minorities. Waltham, MA: Heller School, Brandeis University.

Seifert B (2002). The Uncompensated Care Pool: Saving the Safety Net. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Lee S, Ritter G (2002). Impact of Health Plan Design and Management on Retirees' Prescription Drug Use and Spending, 2001. Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W408-W419.

Lane SG, Longstreth E, Nixon V (2001). A Community Leader's Guide to Hospital Finance: Evaluating How a Hospital Gets and Spends Its Money. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

McDonough J (2001). State Legislatures in the Market Era. In: Rocheford RB, Hackey DA, eds. The New Politics of State Health Policy. Lawrence KS: University of Kansas Press.

Shepard DS (2001). The Employer's Perspective - Editorial. American Journal of Managed Care 7 (1): 85-86.

Access Project (2000). A Healthcare Safety Net in Tatters: Hospital Free Care in the District of Columbia. Boston, MA: Community Catalyst and Health Care Now, The Access Project.

Leutz W (2000). Innovations in Care for the Elderly: A Congressional Resource Guide on Social HMOs. Waltham, MA: The Social HMO Consortium / Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Shactman D, Altman SH (2000). The United States Confronts the Policy Dilemmas of an Aging Society. Health Affairs 19 (3): 252-258.

Shepard DS, Hodgkin D, Anthony YE (2000). Analysis of Hospital Costs: a Manual for Managers. Geneva: World Health Organization - WHO.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (2000). Lessons from New Jersey. Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law 25 (1): 45-70.

Bishop CE, Kerwin J, Wallack SS (1999). The Medicare Home Health Benefit: Implications of Recent Payment Changes. Care Management Journals 1 (3): 189-196.

Leutz W (1999). Policy Choices for Medicaid and Medicare Waivers. The Gerontologist 39 (1): 86-93.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (1999). Can Adverse Selection be Avoided in a Market for Individual Health Insurance? Medical Care Research and Review 56 (3): 373-388.

Beatrice DF, Thomas CP, Biles B (1998). Grant-making with an Impact: The Commonwealth Fund Patient-Centered Care Program. Health Affairs 17 (1): 236-244.

Garnick DW, Swartz K, Skwara KC (1998). Insurance Agents: Ignored Players in Health Insurance Reform. Health Affairs 17 (2): 137-143.

Payne SMC, Thomas CP (1998). Determinants of Home Health Visit Length: Results of a Multi-Site Prospective Study. Medical Care 36 (10): 1500-14.

Shactman D (1998). Health Insurance for the Near Elderly. Testimony before the Labor and Human Resources Committee, United States Senate. June 25.

Thomas CP, Payne SMC (1998). Home Alone: Unmet Need for Formal Suppport Services among Home Health Clients. Home Health Care Services Quarterly 17 (2): 1-20.

Tompkins CP, Wallack SS, Skwara KC (1998). The Road Ahead for Medicare Managed Care: Addressing the Needs of the Chronically Ill. Journal of Long-Term Home Health Care 17 (2): 11-20.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shields AE, eds. (1997). The Future U.S. Healthcare System: Who Will Care for the Poor and Uninsured? Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.

Bishop CE, Brown RS, Phillips B, Ritter G, Skwara KC (1997). An Interim Solution for Medicare Home Health Payment - Response. Health Affairs 16 (2): 262-263.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1997). Hospital Conversions and Uncompensated Care - Letter. Health Affairs 16 (3): 270-271.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. (1996). Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press. The Baxter Health Policy Review, Volume II.

Bishop CE, Wallack SS (1996). National Health Expenditure Limits: The Case for a Global Budget Process. Milbank Quarterly 74 (3): 361-376.

Bishop CE, Brown RS, Phillips B, Ritter G, Skwara KC (1996). The Home Health Visit: an Appropriate Unit for Medicare Payment? Health Affairs 15 (4): 145-55.

Capitman J, Yee DL (1996). Should Family Members be Paid to Provide Care to Elderly Persons? In: Scharlach AE, Kaye LE, eds. Controversial Issues in Aging. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.

Levine HJ, Strickler G, Watson K, Drainoni ML, Beatrice DF (1996). Profile of Adult SSI and SSDI Beneficiatires with Disabilities: The Kaiser Consumer Survey. Waltham, MA: Center for Vulnerable Populations, Institute for Health Policy, Brandeis University; February 7.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1996). The Decline in Employment Based Health Insurance. Compensation and Benefits Management 12 (2): 35-44.

Wallack SS, Skwara KC, Cai J (1996). Redefining Rate Regulation in a Competitive Environment. Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 21 (3): 489-510.

Topic: Managed Care Financing

Citation

Wallack SS, Thomas CP, Martin TC, Ryan A (2007). Differences in Prescription Drug Use in HMO and Self-insured Health Plans. Medical Care Research and Review 64 (1): 98-116.

Tompkins CP, Altman SH, Eilat E (2006). The Precarious Pricing System for Hospital Services. Health Affairs 25 (1): 45-56.

Altman SH, Tompkins CP, Eilat E, Glavin MPV (2003). Escalating Health Care Spending: Is It Desirable or Inevitable? Health Affairs 22 (1): W3-1 to W3-14.

Leutz W, Greenlick MR, Nonnenkamp L (2003). Linking Medical Care and Community Services: Practical Models for Bridging the Gap. New York NY: Springer Publishing Company.

Leutz W, Ford T, Leung M, Mueller M, Nonnenkamp L, Newcomer R (2003). Medicare Managed Care and Frail Elders: Lessons From Social HMOs. Care Management Journals 4 (3): 161-169.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Eilat E, Thorpe KE, Doonan M (2003). The Outlook for Hospital Spending. Health Affairs 22 (6): 12-26.

Thomas CP (2003). Incentive-Based Formularies - Perspectives. The New England Journal of Medicine 349 (23): 2186-2188.

Green CA, Capitman J, Leutz W (2002). Expanded Care and Quality of Life Among Elderly Social HMO Members. Journal of Applied Gerontology 21 (3): 333-351.

Mechanic RE (2002). Disease Management: A Promising Approach for Purchasers: Issue Brief. Washington, DC: National Health Care Purchasing Institute; May.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Lee S, Ritter G (2002). Impact of Health Plan Design and Management on Retirees' Prescription Drug Use and Spending, 2001. Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W408-W419.

Hager CL (2001). Implementation of New Managed Care Law. Boston Bar Association Health Law Section Newsletter (January/February).

McDonough J (2001). State Legislatures in the Market Era. In: Rocheford RB, Hackey DA, eds. The New Politics of State Health Policy. Lawrence KS: University of Kansas Press.

Mechanic RE (2001). Proactive Medical Management. Cambridge, MA: Forrester Research; April.

Shepard DS (2001). The Employer's Perspective - Editorial. American Journal of Managed Care 7 (1): 85-86.

Fischer LR, Leutz W, von Sternbert TL, Ripley J (1998). The Closing of a Social HMO: A Case Study. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 10 (1): 57-75.

Leutz W (1998). Medicare, Long-Term Care, and Social HMO's. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; July 20.

Payne SMC, Thomas CP (1998). Determinants of Home Health Visit Length: Results of a Multi-Site Prospective Study. Medical Care 36 (10): 1500-14.

Thomas CP, Payne SMC (1998). Home Alone: Unmet Need for Formal Suppport Services among Home Health Clients. Home Health Care Services Quarterly 17 (2): 1-20.

Tompkins CP, Wallack SS, Skwara KC (1998). The Road Ahead for Medicare Managed Care: Addressing the Needs of the Chronically Ill. Journal of Long-Term Home Health Care 17 (2): 11-20.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shields AE, eds. (1997). The Future U.S. Healthcare System: Who Will Care for the Poor and Uninsured? Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.

Leutz W, Sciegaj M, Capitman J (1997). Client-Centered Case Management: A Survey of State Programs. Journal of Case Management 6 (1): 18-23.

Leutz W, Sciegaj M (1997). The Future Is Now: A Strategic Planning Guide to Help Aging Network Organizations Assess Options in Managed Care Environments. Waltham, MA: National Resource Center: Diversity and Long-Term Care, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; January.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. (1996). Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press. The Baxter Health Policy Review, Volume II.

Edwards J (1996). Including People with Disabilities in Managed Care: Issues and Challenges. Waltham, MA: Center for Vulnerable Populations, Institute for Health Policy, Brandeis University and National Academy for State Heatlh Policy, Portland Maine; December 11.

Leutz W (1996). Learning from the Social Health Maintenance Organization Demonstration: 1985-1996. Testimony before the Health Subcommittee, Ways and Means Committee, US House of Representatives. April 18.

Leutz W (1996). The Social HMO: Flexible Models to Enhance, Finance, and Integrate Services. In: Polisar D, ed. Financing LTC: A Secure Old Age. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 57-84.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1996). The Decline in Employment Based Health Insurance. Compensation and Benefits Management 12 (2): 35-44.

Wallack SS, Levine HJ (1996). Managed Care for People with Disabilites: Caring for Those with the Greatest Need. Section I: Overview. In: Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Vol II. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press, 351-361.

Core Competency: Organizations

Publications by Topics

Topic: Organizational Behavior

Citation

Leutz W, Capitman J (2007). Met Needs, Unmet Needs, and Satisfaction among Social HMO Members. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 19 (1): 1-19.

Pryor C, Cohen A, Prottas J, Access Project (2007). The Illusion of Coverage: How Health Insurance Fails People When They Get Sick. Boston, MA: The Access Project; March.

Wallack SS, Thomas CP, Martin TC, Ryan A (2007). Differences in Prescription Drug Use in HMO and Self-insured Health Plans. Medical Care Research and Review 64 (1): 98-116.

Weinberg DB, Gittell JH, Lusenhop RW, Kautz CM, Wright J (2007). Beyond Our Walls: Impact of Patient and Provider Coordination across the Continuum on Outcomes for Surgical Patients. Health Services Research 42 (1): Part I: 7-24.

Altman SH, Doonan M (2006). Can Massachusetts Lead the Way in Health Care Reform? New England Journal of Medicine 354 (20): 2093-2095.

Altman SH, Shactman D, Eilat E (2006). Could U.S. Hospitals Go the Way of U.S. Airlines? Health Affairs 25 (1): 11-21.

Mechanic RE, Baker CD, Lee TH (2006). Solutions for Massachusetts Healthcare: 2006. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Business Roundtable; December.

Mongan J, Mechanic R, Lee T (2006). Transforming U.S. Health Care: Policy Challenges Affecting the Integration and Improvement of Care. Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution; December.

Thrivikraman J, Shepard DS, Bail RN, Kagubare J, Kanyange AR (2006). Managing Antiviral Treatment with a National Communications Network in Rwanda: Costs, Enhancements, and Sustainability of TRACnet. Rwanda Medical Journal 65 (1): 15-22.

Tompkins CP, Altman SH, Eilat E (2006). The Precarious Pricing System for Hospital Services. Health Affairs 25 (1): 45-56.

Capitman J, Bhalotra S, Ruwe M (2005). Cancer and Elders of Color: Opportunities for Reducing Health Disparities: Evidence Review and Recommendations for Research and Policy. Burlington VT: Ashgate Publishing Company.

Charns M, Gittell JH (2005). Work Design. In: Shortell S, Kaluzny A, eds. Healthcare Management: Organizational Design and Behavior. Fifth ed. New York: Delmar Press.

Gittell JH, Briscoe F (2005). Physician Work: Greater Coordination and Increased Flexibility. Perspectives on Work 9 (2).

Lewis KK (2005). Nurse-to-Patient Ratios: Research and Reality. Issue Brief No. 25. Waltham, MA: The Massachusetts Health Policy Forum, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University, and Health Care for All, Citizens Programs Corporation; March 30. No. 25.

Prottas J (2005). Costs, Charges and Medical Debt: What is the Real Goal? American Heart Hospitals Journal 3 (1): 39-45.

Shactman D (2005). Specialty Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Conters, and General Hospitals: Charting a Wise Public Policy Course; UpDate Conference Report. Health Affairs 24 (3): 868-873.

Altman SH, Shactman D (2004). More Beds for Boomers: A Top 10 List of Reasons Why Hospitals Will Continue to Expand Capacity. Modern Healthcare 34 (10): 32.

Bhalotra S (2004). Book Review: Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor (by P Farmer). Psychiatric Services 55 (8): 950.

Gittell JH (2004). Achieving Focus in Hospital-Based Health Care: The Role of Relational Coordination. In: Herzlinger R, ed. Consumer Driven Health Care: Implications for Providers, Payers, and Policy-Makers. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.

Gittell JH, Weiss L (2004). Coordination Networks Within and Across Organizations: A Multi-Level Framework. Journal of Management Studies 41 (1): 127-153.

Leutz W, Rethmeier K (2004). Strategic Planning Guide (online only). University of Southern Maine. Available at: http://www.partnershipsforolderadults.org/resources/levelone.aspx?sectionGUID=753922c9-ded1-4921-82cc-b087db71bc8c.

Sciegaj M, Capitman JA, Kyriacou CK (2004). Consumer-Directed Community Care: Race, Ethnicity and Individual Differences in Preferences for Control. The Gerontologist 44 (4): 489-499.

Unruh J, Hodgkin D (2004). The Role of Contract Design in Privatization of Child Welfare Services: the Kansas Experience. Children and Youth Services Review 26 (8): 771-783.

Wallack SS, Weinberg DB, Thomas CP (2004). Health Plans' Strategies to Control Prescription Drug Spending. Health Affairs 23 (6): 141-148.

Bishop CE (2003). Chronic and Long-term Care Needs of Elders and Persons with Disability. In: Blumenthal D, Moon M, Warshawsky M, Boccuti C, eds. Long-term Care and Medicare Policy: Can We Improve the continuity of Care? Washington, DC: National Academy of Social Insurance, 12-39.

Capitman J (2003). Effective Coordination of Medical and Supportive Services. Journal of Aging and Health 15 (1): 124-164.

Capitman J (2003). Verve not ERVs for Care Planners - Editorial. The Gerontologist 43 (6): 806-807.

Fischer LR, Green CA, Goodman MJ, Brody KK, Aickin M, Wei F, Phelps LW, Leutz W (2003). Community-Based Care and Risk of Nursing Home Placement. Medical Care 41 (12): 1407-1416.

Gittell JH (2003). The Southwest Arilines Way: Using the Power of Relationships to Achieve High Performance. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

Gurewich D, Prottas J, Leutz W (2003). The Effect of Hospital Ownership Conversions on Nonacute Care Providers. Milbank Quarterly 81 (4): 543-565.

Leutz W, Greenlick MR, Nonnenkamp L (2003). Linking Medical Care and Community Services: Practical Models for Bridging the Gap. New York NY: Springer Publishing Company.

Leutz W, Ford T, Leung M, Mueller M, Nonnenkamp L, Newcomer R (2003). Medicare Managed Care and Frail Elders: Lessons From Social HMOs. Care Management Journals 4 (3): 161-169.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Eilat E, Thorpe KE, Doonan M (2003). The Outlook for Hospital Spending. Health Affairs 22 (6): 12-26.

Thomas CP (2003). Incentive-Based Formularies - Perspectives. The New England Journal of Medicine 349 (23): 2186-2188.

Wallack SS, Tompkins CP (2003). Realigning Incentives in Fee-for-Service Medicare. Health Affairs 22 (4): 59-70.

Weinberg DB (2003). Code Green: Money-Driven Hospitals and the Dismantling of Nursing. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

Access Project (2002). Immigrant Access to Health Benefits: A Resource Manual: Updated. Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The National Law Program; January.

Altman SH, Thomas CP (2002). Controlling Spending for Prescription Drugs - Editorial. The New England Journal of Medicine 346 (11): 855-856.

Capitman J, Bhalotra S, Calderon-Rosado V, et al. (2002). CMS Cancer Prevention and Treatment Demonstration in Ethnic and Racial Minorities. Waltham, MA: Heller School, Brandeis University.

Capitman J (2002). Defining Diversity: A Primer and a Review. Generations-Journal of the American Society on Aging 26 (3): 8-14.

Gittell JH (2002). Coordinating Mechanisms in Care Provider Groups: Relational Coordination as a Mediator and Input Uncertainty as a Moderator of Performance Effects. Management Science 48 (11): 1408-1426.

Gittell JH (2002). Relationships between Service Providers and their Impact on Customers. Journal of Service Research 4 (4): 299-311.

Green CA, Capitman J, Leutz W (2002). Expanded Care and Quality of Life Among Elderly Social HMO Members. Journal of Applied Gerontology 21 (3): 333-351.

Leutz W, Capitman J, Ruwe M, Ching VN, Flaherty-Robb M, McKenzie M, Percy P, Lee W (2002). Caregiver Education and Support: Results of a Multi-Site Pilot in an HMO. Home Health Care Services Quarterly 21 (4): 49-72.

McCarty D, Clancy C (2002). Telehealth: Implications for Social Work Practice. Social Work 47 (2): 153-161.

Mechanic RE (2002). Disease Management: A Promising Approach for Purchasers: Issue Brief. Washington, DC: National Health Care Purchasing Institute; May.

Seifert B (2002). The Uncompensated Care Pool: Saving the Safety Net. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Lee S, Ritter G (2002). Impact of Health Plan Design and Management on Retirees' Prescription Drug Use and Spending, 2001. Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W408-W419.

Bhalotra S, Mutschler P (2001). Primary Prevention for Older Adults: No Longer a Paradox. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 12 (2): 5-22.

Garnick DW, Horgan CM, Hodgkin, D, Merrick EL, Goldin D, Ritter G, Skwara K (2001). Risk Transfer and Accountability in Managed Care Organizations Carve-out Contracts. Psychiatric Services 52 (11): 1502-1509.

Hager CL (2001). Implementation of New Managed Care Law. Boston Bar Association Health Law Section Newsletter (January/February).

Lane SG, Longstreth E, Nixon V (2001). A Community Leader's Guide to Hospital Finance: Evaluating How a Hospital Gets and Spends Its Money. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Leutz W, Capitman J, Green C (2001). A Limited Entitlement for Community Care; How Members Use Services. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 12 (3): 43-64.

McDonough J (2001). State Legislatures in the Market Era. In: Rocheford RB, Hackey DA, eds. The New Politics of State Health Policy. Lawrence KS: University of Kansas Press.

Mechanic RE (2001). Proactive Medical Management. Cambridge, MA: Forrester Research; April.

Moran T (2001). Health Care Access for Immigrants and Refugees (specific to Illinois). Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Moran T (2001). Health Care Access for Immigrants and Refugees (specific to New Jersey). Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The New Jersey Immigration Policy Network.

Robbins CJ, Bradley EH, Spicer M (2001). Developing Leadership in Healthcare Administration: A Competency Assessment Tool. Journal of Healthcare Management 46 (3): 188-202.

Rosenstein A (2001). Evaluation of the Impact of Asthma Action Plans. Boston, MA: The New England Public Health and Managed Care Collaborative (NEPHMCC).

The Texas Health Access Project (2001). Random Access: Holes in the Health Care Safety Net: Reports from the Communities. Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The Texas Health Access Project; March.

Thomas CP, Ritter G, Wallack SS (2001). Growth in Prescription Drug Spending among Insured Elders. Health Affairs 20 (5): 265-277.

Access Project (2000). A Healthcare Safety Net in Tatters: Hospital Free Care in the District of Columbia. Boston, MA: Community Catalyst and Health Care Now, The Access Project.

Access Project (2000). Developing a Community-Based Response to Healthcare Issues: A Framework for Planning and Action. Boston, MA: Community Catalyst, The Access Project.

Access Project (2000). Fact Sheet: Defending Community Benefits in a Changing Healthcare World. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Access Project (2000). Fact Sheet: Using Risk Factors to Assess Health Care Access in a Community. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Chilingerian JA (2000). Evaluating Quality Outcomes Against Best Practice: A New Frontier. In: Kimberly JR, Minveille E, eds. The Quality Imperative: Measurement and Management of Quality in Healthcare. London: Imperial College Press, 141-167.

Fenz C (2000). Providing Health Care for the Uninsured in Texas: A Guide for County Officials. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Gittell JH, Fairfield K, Bierbaum B, Head W, Jackson R, Kelly M, Laskin R, Lipson S, Siliski J, Thornhill T, Zuckerman J (2000). Impact of Relational Coordination on Quality of Care, Post-Operative Pain and Functioning, and Length of Stay: A Nine Hospital Study of Surgical Patients. Medical Care 38 (8): 807-819.

McDonough J (2000). Experiencing Politics: A Legislator's Stories of Government and Health Care. Vol 2. Berkley: University of California Press.

McDonough J (2000). Health Care Jitters: The Current Crisis Is More Manageable than It Seems. Commonwealth: Politics, Ideas, and Civic Life in Massachusetts 5 (3): 7-9.

Moran T (2000). Health Care Access for Immigrants and Refugees (specific to Massachusetts). Boston, MA: Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition. The Access Project.

Prottas J (2000). Rationing Human Organs for Transplant. In: Finkelstein N, ed. Transparency in Public Policy: Great Britain and the United States. New York, NY: St. Martin Press, 70-92.

Seifert R (2000). Profile of the Uninsured in Texas. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Seto N, Weiskopf BK (2000). Community Benefits: The Need for Action, an Opportunity for Action and Healthcare Change. Boston, MA: Community Catalyst, The Access Project.

Shactman D, Altman SH (2000). The United States Confronts the Policy Dilemmas of an Aging Society. Health Affairs 19 (3): 252-258.

Access Project (1999). Fact Sheet: Handles for Organizing a Health Community. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Access Project (1999). Fact Sheet: The Free Care Safety Net. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Bishop CE (1999). Efficiency of Home Care: Notes for an Economic Approach to Resource Allocation. Journal of Aging and Health 11 (3): 277-298.

Bishop CE, Kerwin J, Wallack SS (1999). The Medicare Home Health Benefit: Implications of Recent Payment Changes. Care Management Journals 1 (3): 189-196.

Bishop CE (1999). Where Are the Missing Elders? The Decline in Nursing Home Use, 1985 and 1995. Health Affairs 18 (4): 146-55.

Capitman J, Prottas J (1999). Action Where it Counts: Communities Responding to the Challenge of Health Care for the Uninsured. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Garnick DW, Swartz K (1999). Meeting Information Needs: Lessons Learned from New Jersey's Individual Health Insurance Reform Program. Medical Care Research and Review 56 (4): 456-470.

Leutz W (1999). Five Laws for Integrating Acute and Long-term Care. Milbank Quarterly 77 (1): 77-110.

Leutz W (1999). Policy Choices for Medicaid and Medicare Waivers. The Gerontologist 39 (1): 86-93.

McDonough J (1999). Healthcare Policy: The Basics. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

McDonough J (1999). La Politica Del Cuidado de la Salud en Los Estados Unidos: Informacion Basica. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Meredith JC, Dunham CM (1999). Real Clout. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Sherry ST, Marlow A (1999). Getting the Lay of the Land on Health: A Guide for Using Interviews to Gather Information. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Siefert R, Sokol K (1999). The Uninsured in Illinois and Chicago: Close to 2 Million Face Barriers to Heatlh Care. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (1999). Can Adverse Selection be Avoided in a Market for Individual Health Insurance? Medical Care Research and Review 56 (3): 373-388.

Swartz K, Garnick DW (1999). Hidden Assets: Health Insurance Reform in New Jersey. Health Affairs 18 (4): 180-187.

Tompkins CP, Bhalotra S, Trisolini M (1999). Applying Disease Management Strategies to Medicare. Milbank Quarterly 77 (4): 461-484.

Yee DL, Capitman JA, Leutz W, Sciegaj M (1999). Resident Centered Care in Assisted Living Programs. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 10 (3): 7-26.

Beatrice DF, Thomas CP, Biles B (1998). Grant-making with an Impact: The Commonwealth Fund Patient-Centered Care Program. Health Affairs 17 (1): 236-244.

Bishop CE (1998). Health Cost Containment: What it Will Mean for Workers and Local Economies. Public Health Reports 113 (3): 204-13.

Bishop CE, Visconti M (1998). Impact of Expedited Review under Certificate of Need for Home Health Services: Final Report to the State of New Jersey. Waltham, MA: Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; May.

Fischer LR, Leutz W, von Sternbert TL, Ripley J (1998). The Closing of a Social HMO: A Case Study. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 10 (1): 57-75.

Garnick DW, Swartz K, Skwara KC (1998). Insurance Agents: Ignored Players in Health Insurance Reform. Health Affairs 17 (2): 137-143.

Glavin MPV, Chilingerian JA (1998). Hospital Care Production and Medical Errors: Organizational Responses to Improve Care. Current Topics in Management. Vol 3. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 193-215.

Thomas CP, Payne SMC (1998). Home Alone: Unmet Need for Formal Suppport Services among Home Health Clients. Home Health Care Services Quarterly 17 (2): 1-20.

Altman SH, Shactman D (1997). Should We Worry About Hospitals' High Administrative Costs? - Editorial. The New England Journal of Medicine 336 (11): 798-799.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, Shields AE, eds. (1997). The Future U.S. Healthcare System: Who Will Care for the Poor and Uninsured? Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.

Claxton G, Feder J, Shactman D, Altman SH (1997). Public Policy Issues in Nonprofit Conversions: An Overview. Health Affairs 16 (2): 9-28.

Isaacs SL, Beatrice DF, Carr W (1997). Health Care Conversion Foundations: A Status Report. Essay. Health Affairs 16 (6): 228-236.

Altman SH, Reinhardt UE, eds. (1996). Strategic Choices for a Changing Health Care System. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press. The Baxter Health Policy Review, Volume II.

Hodgkin D (1996). Specialized Service Offerings and Patients' Choice of Hospital: The Case of Cardiac Catheterization. Journal of Health Economics 15 (3): 305-322.

Leutz W (1996). The Social HMO: Flexible Models to Enhance, Finance, and Integrate Services. In: Polisar D, ed. Financing LTC: A Secure Old Age. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 57-84.

Shactman D (1996). States Must Guard Charitable Assets - Commentary. Modern Healthcare 26 (47): 33.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1996). The Conversion of Hospitals From Not-for-Profit to For-Profit Status. Report. Waltham, MA: Council on the Economic Impact of Health System Change, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University; September.

Shactman D, Altman SH (1996). The Decline in Employment Based Health Insurance. Compensation and Benefits Management 12 (2): 35-44.

Tompkins CP, Bhalotra S, Garnick DW, Chilingerian JA (1996). Physician Profiling in Group Practices. Journal of Ambulatory Care Management 19 (4): 28-39.

Yee DL, Capitman J, Sciegaj M (1996). A Consumer Centered Framework for Assessing Assisted Living Effectiveness. Waltham, MA: National Resource Center: Diversity and Long-Term Care, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Yee DL, Capitman J, Sciegaj M, Leutz W, Prottas J (1996). A Consumer's Guide: Finding the Assisted Living Program for You. Waltham, MA: National Resource Center: Diversity and Long-Term Care, Institute for Health Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University.

Topic: Organizational Performance

Citation

Leutz W, Capitman J (2007). Met Needs, Unmet Needs, and Satisfaction among Social HMO Members. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 19 (1): 1-19.

Altman SH, Shactman D, Eilat E (2006). Could U.S. Hospitals Go the Way of U.S. Airlines? Health Affairs 25 (1): 11-21.

Mongan J, Mechanic R, Lee T (2006). Transforming U.S. Health Care: Policy Challenges Affecting the Integration and Improvement of Care. Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution; December.

Charns M, Gittell JH (2005). Work Design. In: Shortell S, Kaluzny A, eds. Healthcare Management: Organizational Design and Behavior. Fifth ed. New York: Delmar Press.

Gittell JH, Briscoe F (2005). Physician Work: Greater Coordination and Increased Flexibility. Perspectives on Work 9 (2).

Shactman D (2005). Specialty Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Conters, and General Hospitals: Charting a Wise Public Policy Course; UpDate Conference Report. Health Affairs 24 (3): 868-873.

Altman SH, Shactman D (2004). More Beds for Boomers: A Top 10 List of Reasons Why Hospitals Will Continue to Expand Capacity. Modern Healthcare 34 (10): 32.

Gittell JH, Weiss L (2004). Coordination Networks Within and Across Organizations: A Multi-Level Framework. Journal of Management Studies 41 (1): 127-153.

Capitman J (2003). Effective Coordination of Medical and Supportive Services. Journal of Aging and Health 15 (1): 124-164.

Capitman J (2003). Verve not ERVs for Care Planners - Editorial. The Gerontologist 43 (6): 806-807.

Fischer LR, Green CA, Goodman MJ, Brody KK, Aickin M, Wei F, Phelps LW, Leutz W (2003). Community-Based Care and Risk of Nursing Home Placement. Medical Care 41 (12): 1407-1416.

Gittell JH (2003). The Southwest Arilines Way: Using the Power of Relationships to Achieve High Performance. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

Leutz W, Greenlick MR, Nonnenkamp L (2003). Linking Medical Care and Community Services: Practical Models for Bridging the Gap. New York NY: Springer Publishing Company.

Shactman D, Altman SH, Eilat E, Thorpe KE, Doonan M (2003). The Outlook for Hospital Spending. Health Affairs 22 (6): 12-26.

Wallack SS, Tompkins CP (2003). Realigning Incentives in Fee-for-Service Medicare. Health Affairs 22 (4): 59-70.

Weinberg DB (2003). Code Green: Money-Driven Hospitals and the Dismantling of Nursing. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

Access Project (2002). Immigrant Access to Health Benefits: A Resource Manual: Updated. Boston, MA: The Access Project in collaboration with The National Law Program; January.

Access Project (2002). What a Difference an Interpreter Can Make: Health Care Experiences of Uninsured with Limited English Proficiency. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Bishop CE, Gliden D, Blom J, Kubisiak J, Hakim R, Lee A, Garnick DW (2002). Medicare Spending for Injured Elders: Are There Opportunities for Savings? Health Affairs 21 (6): 215-223.

Capitman J, Bhalotra S, Calderon-Rosado V, et al. (2002). CMS Cancer Prevention and Treatment Demonstration in Ethnic and Racial Minorities. Waltham, MA: Heller School, Brandeis University.

Capitman J (2002). Defining Diversity: A Primer and a Review. Generations-Journal of the American Society on Aging 26 (3): 8-14.

Gittell JH (2002). Relationships between Service Providers and their Impact on Customers. Journal of Service Research 4 (4): 299-311.

Green CA, Capitman J, Leutz W (2002). Expanded Care and Quality of Life Among Elderly Social HMO Members. Journal of Applied Gerontology 21 (3): 333-351.

McCarty D, Clancy C (2002). Telehealth: Implications for Social Work Practice. Social Work 47 (2): 153-161.

Mechanic RE (2002). Disease Management: A Promising Approach for Purchasers: Issue Brief. Washington, DC: National Health Care Purchasing Institute; May.

Seifert B (2002). The Uncompensated Care Pool: Saving the Safety Net. Boston, MA: The Access Project.

Thomas CP, Wallack SS, Lee S, Ritter G (2002). Impact of Health Plan Design and Management on Retirees' Prescription Drug Use and Spending, 2001. Health Affairs Web Exclusive: W408-W419.

Bhalotra S, Mutschler P (2001). Primary Prevention for Older Adults: No Longer a Paradox. Journal of Aging and Social Policy 12 (2): 5-22.

Garnick DW, Horgan CM, Hodgkin, D, Merrick EL, Goldin D, Ritter G, Skwara K (2001). Risk Transfer and Accountability in Managed Care Organizations Carve-out