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Improving Healthcare Access in the States after COVID-19
Rhoads, Jared - 2020
The speed and scope of COVID-19 took the United States by surprise. No state was adequately prepared to handle the pandemic, and no federal agencies had enough knowledge to offer sufficient guidance. As the country continues to cope with the crisis, the extent to which regulatory restrictions on...
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Canadian Medical Tourism : Expanding Opportunities and Reducing Legal Risks for American Healthcare Providers
Cochran, R. Gregory - 2017
After identifying the economic benefits that increased medical tourism from Canada to the United States may confer on the U.S. healthcare market and local economies, this essay analyzes applicable U.S. legal impediments that certain medical tourism arrangements — to wit, those involving a...
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Envisioning a Free Market in Health Care
Schansberg, Eric - 2013
Although President Obama and the Democratic Congress were able to pass landmark health legislation, their efforts to reform health care ran into predictable political roadblocks. In a severe recession, taxing business and labor is obviously not helpful to economic recovery. Moreover, an array of...
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic aspects on the quality of health services in Jordan
AlHalaseh, Rula Hani Salman; Maaiatah, Sumayya - In: Scientific papers of the University of Pardubice 30 (2023) 3, pp. 1-15
This study is a combination between quality management and crisis management within a vital sector, i.e., the health sector, which requires continuous improvement and sustainability of its services that guarantee quality standards. This study aims to investigate the impact of the Covid-19...
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Nowhere to Now, Where? Reconciling Public Cannabis Use in a Public Health Legal Framework
Orenstein, Daniel G. - 2021
As states continue to legalize recreational cannabis, most have continued to heavily restrict where consumption of … newly licit cannabis is permitted. In 2021, New York became the first state to permit open, outdoor public consumption of … cannabis. All other legalizing states either restrict lawful annabis use to private property or allow a small number of …
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Lost archives and found voices : reconstructing the marketing history of medical marijuana in Austria-Hungary
Stojan, Jure - In: Journal of historical research in marketing 15 (2023) 3, pp. 201-221
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'Unnatural Deaths,' Criminal Sanctions, and Medical Quality Improvement in Japan
Leflar, Robert B - 2013
This Article explains the significance in Japan, hitherto little noticed elsewhere, of criminal law in regulating medical practice. The Article offers reasons of law and social structure for criminal law's role in Japanese medicine, reasons stemming in large part from the weakness of other...
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The Response of Decentralized Health Services to Demand Uncertainty and the Role of Political Parties in the Spanish Public Health System
Rodriguez-Alvarez, Ana - 2016
Decentralization of the public health system should lead to health resources being managed more in line with citizens' preferences. A decentralized system is more flexible in that it can better adapt resources to local needs. Moreover, if regional political parties have responsibility for public...
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School health programs: education, health, and welfare dependency of young adults
Abrahamsen, Signe A.; Ginja, Rita; Riise Kolstad, Julie - 2021
This paper provides new evidence that preventive health care services delivered at schools and provided at a relatively low cost have positive and lasting impacts. We use variation from a 1999-reform in Norway that induced substantial differences in the availability of health professionals...
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School health programs : education, health, and welfare dependency of young adults
Abrahamsen, Signe A.; Ginja, Rita; Riise Kolstad, Julie - 2021
This paper provides new evidence that preventive health care services delivered at schools and provided at a relatively low cost have positive and lasting impacts. We use variation from a 1999-reform in Norway that induced substantial differences in the avail-ability of health professionals...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012599634