Journal Article
Letter to the Editor commenting on how pediatricians spend their time with patients during office visits compared to physicians,
Journal Article
The growth of managed care has been associated with a decrease in physicians' professional satisfaction.
Journal Article
Guidelines and pathways to streamline antibiotic therapy should include educational strategies to address some of these differences in attitudes.
Journal Article
Assesses the association of physician gender with patient ratings of physician care.
Report
This report assesses the U.S. experience with publicly releasing health care performance data and offers guidelines for establishing public disclosure policy in the United Kingdom.
Journal Article
Although the number of female physicians is increasing, there is no indication that the importance of NPs and PAs is waning.
Journal Article
Indirect control mechanisms such as guidelines and education were positively associated with satisfaction.
Journal Article
Physicians often misunderstand seriously ill, hospitalized patients' resuscitation preferences, especially preferences to forego CPR.
Journal Article
To evaluate seriously ill patients' characteristics, perceptions, and preferences associated with discussing resuscitation (CPR) with their physicians
Journal Article
On-line physician education is increasing, but its efficacy in comparison with existing self-study methods is unknown.
Journal Article
Physician personal contact and friendship networks are powerful tools for recruitment.
Journal Article
Physicians skepticism regarding performance data arises from concerns related to intent, accuracy, physician attribution, and relevance.
Journal Article
While physicians' styles of medical practice may adapt to changes in market conditions, learning new practice styles is costly.
Journal Article
The findings of this study support the notion that HMOs reduce the demand for physician services, particularly for specialists' services.
Journal Article
No evidence that direct patient access to specialists leads to higher rates of specialty visits in plans with modest cost-sharing arrangements.
Journal Article
Use of standardized patients for evaluating the clinical skills of medical students and medical trainees is commonplace.
Journal Article
Older physicians have found it preferable to retire rather than adapt their practices to an environment with a high degree of managed care penetration
Journal Article
This study assessed attitudes toward collaborative mental health treatment planning. Results showed that providers tend to place responsibility for difficulty in implementing collaborative planning on consumers and tend to underestimate consumer interest in this process.
Journal Article
The findings suggest that the race and sex of a patient independently influence how physicians manage chest pain.
Journal Article
Impact of patient financial incentives on the use and cost of prescription drugs in the context of differing physician payment mechanisms.