Unsettling times for public health care providers.Nurs Manage. 1996 Sep; 27(9):14, 16-7.NM
Abstract
Public health care facilities are facing challenging times as managed care sweeps the nation. Many of their traditional patients are switching to private health plans. Managed care organizations often are reluctant to contract with or refer patients to public facilities because of their relatively high costs. Public providers systems must deliver a quality product at competitive costs to survive in a managed care environment.
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PubMed ID
8850944
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Grimaldi, P L.. "Unsettling Times for Public Health Care Providers." Nursing Management, vol. 27, no. 9, 1996, pp. 14, 16-7.
Grimaldi PL. Unsettling times for public health care providers. Nurs Manage. 1996;27(9):14, 16-7.
Grimaldi, P. L. (1996). Unsettling times for public health care providers. Nursing Management, 27(9), 14, 16-7.
Grimaldi PL. Unsettling Times for Public Health Care Providers. Nurs Manage. 1996;27(9):14, 16-7. PubMed PMID: 8850944.
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