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According to Wikipedia , Stuart H. Altman is an American economist whose research interests are primarily in the area of federal and state health policy. He is the Sol C. Chaikin Professor of National Health Policy at Brandeis University, in the Heller School for Social Policy and Management. Altman is considered one of the most influential people in American healthcare. He served as interim president of Brandeis from 1990 to 1991.
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1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 Published Works The future of nursing. Leading change, advancing health. (2016) America's Health Care Safety Net: Intact but Endangered (2000) (348)A systemic approach to containing health care spending. (2012) Assessing Progress on the Institute of Medicine Report The Future of Nursing (2015) Payment reform options: episode payment is a good place to start. (2009) The precarious pricing system for hospital services. (2006) Public policy issues in nonprofit conversions: an overview. (1997) The lessons of Medicare's prospective payment system show that the bundled payment program faces challenges. (2012) COMMITTEE ON THE CHANGING MARKET, MANAGED CARE, AND THE FUTURE VIABILITY OF SAFETY NET PROVIDERS (2000) (62)Medical Technology: The Culprit Behind Health Care Costs? Proceedings of the 1977 Sun Valley Forum on National Health. (1977) (56)The outlook for hospital spending. (2003) Americas's Health Care Safety Net (2000) Halfway Competitive Markets and Ineffective Regulation: The American Health Care System (1988) Could U.S. hospitals go the way of U.S. airlines? (2006) Earnings, Unemployment, and the Supply of Enlisted Volunteers. (1969) The new era of payment reform, spending targets, and cost containment in Massachusetts: early lessons for the nation. (2012) Beyond Antitrust: Health Care And Health Insurance Market Trends And The Future Of Competition. (2017) Escalating health care spending: is it desirable or inevitable? (2003) The future U.S. healthcare system : who will care for the poor and uninsured? (1998) (22)The need for a national global budget. (1993) Controlling spending for prescription drugs. (2002) Hospitals' financial performance in the first five years of PPS. (1990) Policies for an aging society (2002) Can Massachusetts lead the way in health care reform? (2006) The need for a national focus on health care productivity. (1990) Health care in Australia: lessons from down under. (1991) Medicare's opportunity to encourage innovation in health care delivery. (2010) The cost of ambulatory care in alternative settings: a review of major research findings. (1981) The trend in hospital output and labor productivity, 1980-1989. (1992) (15)Case-Mix Differences Between Hospital Outpatient Departments and Private Practice (1982) (13)An Examination of Factors in the Withdrawal of Managed Care Plans from the Medicare+Choice Program (2002) Regulating Managed Care: Theory, Practice, and Future Options (1999) (12)Should we worry about hospitals' high administrative costs? (1997) The United States confronts the policy dilemmas of an aging society. (2000) Health care spending: can the United States control it? (1996) (8)Implementing change: lessons for Medicaid reformers. (1987) Removing Barriers to Practice and Care (2016) (5)Measuring real case mix change under Medicare's prospective payment system. (1990) A decade of Medicare's prospective payment system--success or failure? (1993) (4)Federal Health Programs: Problems and Prospects (1981) Health system reform: let's not miss our chance. (1994) Where does health care reform go from here? An unchartered odyssey. (1996) (4)Marginal Product of Labor, Wages and Disequilibrium: Comment (1969) Should Israel be concerned by the high proportion of medical care paid for privately: comments from a U.S. perspective (2016) Making hard choices in the 97th Congress: opting for a prudent buyer approach. (1981) (3)How have PPS changes affected allocation of Medicare spending for hospital care? A case study of New York State. (1990) (3)'An honest broker' for fine-tuning Medicare. (1984) (3)More beds for boomers. A top 10 list of reasons why hospitals will continue to expand capacity. (2004) (2)Why healthcare executives should support a national cost containment plan. (1991) (2)Payment ReformOptions : Episode Payment Is (2009) (2)Background and Overview (2000) Scoping out 1995. How experts see the health care year unfolding. Interview by Terese Hudson. (1995) (2)Cost cost go away, is capitation here to stay? (1987) (2)Healthcare Insurance: The (2007) (2)The Core Safety Net and the Safety Net System (2000) (2)Hospital Conversions And Uncompensated Care (1997) Can we control health-care costs? (1988) (1)Redistribution and redesign in health care: An ebbing tide in England versus growing concerns in the United States (2017) Correction of endnote in ProPAC report. (1997) Collaborating and Leading in Care Delivery and Redesign (2016) (1)Hospital conversions and uncompensated care. (1997) Achieving Higher Levels of Education (2016) (1)Decade ahead will challenge financial viability of hospitals. (1981) (1)International Comparisons of Administrative Costs in Health Care September 1994 (1995) (1)The Impact of Change on Vulnerable Populations (2000) (1)Rationalising the American health care delivery system: a summary of the health planning and resources development act of 1974. (1976) (1)An interview with Stuart H. Altman and Uwe E. Reinhardt. Interview by Carmella Bocchino. (1990) (1)Healthcare reform: moving forward. (1993) (1)Effects of DRG Payment on Technological Change in Medicine (1983) (1)The Affordable Care Act as Translational Research (2013) What influences a state's approach to Medicaid reform? (1988) (1)[Letter from Stuart Altman, Chair of the Health Policy Commission, to the Honorable Janet L. Sanders, Office of the Attorney General, regarding Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Partners HealthCare System, Inc., South Shore Health and Educational Corp., and Hallmark Health Corp.] (2014) (1)We need his influence, not his plan. Bush's bid to revise tax deduction would increase the number of uninsured. (2007) (0)Examining Hospital Costs: The Authors Respond (2006) Officer Procurement and Retention (1970) (0)Health Affairs five years of PPS Hospitals ' financial performance in the first (2002) (0)California Regional Meeting Participants (2000) (0)Key Themes 3 A Call to Action : The Urgent Need for Federal Policies to Accelerate Delivery System Reform (2009) (0)Health Care Technology and Its Assessment in Eight Countries (Part 6 of 13) (1995) (0)Health Affairs Massachusetts : Early Lessons For The Nation The New Era Of Payment Reform , Spending Targets , And Cost Containment In (2012) (0)Schroeder Lecture. The U.S. health care system "in irons": in which direction will it emerge? (2008) (0)Regulation advocate: Stuart Altman tells why he is for. (1975) (0)Interview with Stuart H. Altman, Ph.D., HFACHE, dean and professor, The Heller School, Brandeis University. Interview by Kyle L. Grazier. (2007) Safety Net Populations with Special Health and Access Needs (2000) (0)Improving Workforce Data Infrastructure (2016) (0)Fall Conference Highlights (1988) Controlling Payment for Hospital Services (2019) How Safety Net Providers Are Adapting to the New Environment (2000) (0)An interview with Stuart Altman and Uwe E. Reinhardt. (1990) (0)Is our health system in crisis, or are we leading the world? An international health economist looks at New Zealand--summary of discussions. (1989) (0)Will the United States continue to allocate a growing proportion of its GDP to health care (2005) (0)How Will We Meet the Health Service Needs of an Aging America (2009) (0)future U.S. healthcare system (1998) (0)The Andrew Pattullo lecture. Financing hospital care: an uncertain future. (1985) (0)QMHC interview: Stuart H. Altman, Ph.D.. Interview by Marie E. Sinioris. (1994) (0)A REVIEW OF MAJOR RESEARCH FINDINGS (1981) (0)New York Regional Meeting Agenda (2000) (0)Forces Affecting Safety Net Providers in a Changing Health Care Environment (2000) (0)Phase III and health cost controls. No. L-89. (1974) (0)Rising health care costs: what lessons for managed care? An interview with Stuart Altman. (2002) (0)Health Affairs chance Health system reform : let ' s not miss our (2001) (0)Rural Conference Call Participants (2000) (0)A giant of health policy reflects on past reforms. (2012) The National Academies of SCIENCES • ENGINEERING • MEDICINE (2016) (0)Factors Affecting the Impact of RCTS on Medical Practice (1983) (0)Between a rock and a hard place. Conflicting demands on our health care system. Panel discussion. (1999) (0)Health Affairs productivity The need for a national focus on health care (2002) (0)FIGURE 2-1, State practice environment (2016) (0)Political insight: contemplating Medicare reform. Interview by Eric C. Reese. (2003) (0)Educators differ inopinions about cost control for hospitals. (1977) (0)Legacy of practicality, compromise. Kennedy's healthcare work was about passing bills, not furthering ideology. (2009) (0)THe HeAlTH CARe WoRKFoRCe: FACInG PeRIl oR oPPoRTUnITY? (2007) (0)Health care in the '90s: not more of the same. (1990) (0)Four Common X-Ray Procedures: Problems and Prospects for Economic Evaluation (1995) (0)Response to the critique of HEW'S "White Paper"on health care economics. (1975) (0)Competition In Health Care: The Authors Reply. (2017) The social health maintenance organization: a professional and organizational challenge. (1985) (0)Altman sees industry unwilling to control costs. Interview by Richard L. Clarke. (1991) (0)California Regional Meeting Agenda (2000) (0)The Value Proposition for Individuals and the Public (2014) Altman pushes health policy research in academic setting. (1979) (0)Massachusetts Health Reform: 10 Years Later (2016) (0)New York Regional Meeting Participants (2000) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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