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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Group practice"”.
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Referral behavior in a prepaid group practice
This research intends to identify certain factors which are associated with physician's rate of referral of patients to other physicians and to model and test the complex relationships among these factors. Considering the rise of health care cost and the emerging importance of cooperative relations …
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Postpartum Depression in a Group Practice in Southeast Georgia
… of care that should be instituted in all practices that care for women of childbearing age and their families.</p>
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A policy model of prepaid group practice growth potential.
Thesis. 1975. M.S.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Alfred P. Sloan School of Management.
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A technique for scheduling patients to specialist consultations in a group practice.
Thesis: M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1972
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Variations in prepaid group practice: the effect of organizational differences on medical care outputs.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning. Thesis. 1972. M.C.P.
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The Spark that Ignites the Creative Idea: An Examination of the Group Practice of LAUNCH
… of the idea of LAUNCH through the lens of group practice. The empirical evidence includes detailed documentation of artifacts, group practice constructs, interaction and process maps for the five embedded cases, sentiment analysis of 25,000 email interactions, as well as a unique …
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Organizational and physician characteristics predicting practice style: A study of outpatient care in a large group practice
… the impact of non-clinical factors on physician practice styles in a large group practice. I compared the outpatient resources used for HMO vs. FFS patients during episodes of acute illness when the HMO and FFS patients being compared were treated by the same physicians. I also examined whether …
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Exploring the concept of boundaries in a training group encounter
The concept of boundaries in group theory gained prominence in the 70s and 80s mainly as a construct to describe significant group events. A contributing factor was when general systems theory, in which boundaries are central, was applied to living systems. Boundaries continued to be used …
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The Effect of SmartMusic on Student Practice
… to document the use of SmartMusic Interactive Practice Software and its effect on practice habits and motivation. The 12-week study measured participant practice time using paper practice charts and the online grade book/practice chart in SmartMusic Interactive Practice software. In addition, …
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Factors contributing to clinical output among general practitioners and family physicians
… the effects of gender, age, payment method, and practice size on clinical output of GP/FPs. While the identification of these effects has been undertaken previously, this study is the first attempt to quantify the proportion of variance in physician output explained by this group of …
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Accuracy of Performance Measurement: An Investigation of Training Method and Amount of Practice
… the effects of training method and amount of practice-and-feedback on the accuracy of performance ratings and behavioral observation. This research was a 3 x 3 factorial ANOVA design. Training method was comprised of frame-of-reference, cognitive modeling, and a no-training control group. …
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COUPLES THERAPISTS’ PRACTICES AND EXPERIENCES TREATING EMOTIONAL INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
… interviews of 8 C/MFTs in individual private practice or group practice to explore how they conceptualize and identify emotional IPV, their comfort levels with working with couples when emotional IPV is present, as well as their clinical processes, such as assessments, interventions, and …
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The community of intimacy: The spiritual beliefs and religious practices of adolescent quakers
… their beliefs and values; individual and group practice and how the group functions. The research demonstrates that for the adolescent Quaker group belief is unimportant and non-definitional; values are broad and open to individual interpretation, although key shared values have an …
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Should I stay or should I go? Case-loading midwives’ perceptions of transfer of midwifery care for epidural
… District Health Board (DHB) of their scope of practice with regard to their epidural certification status. The transfer guidelines suggest that the LMC can reasonably expect to continue providing care until the facility has a core (hospital-based) midwife available to take over. The LMC may …
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Gestalt group therapists navigating a fracturing field: A disciplined movement-by-movement moment-to-moment aesthetic practice
… of their embodied forms of knowing in their group practice. The literature pertaining to how Gestalt group therapy practitioners attend to their embodied experiences as sensed, felt and lived is marginalised in a modality that has a conflicted relationship to outcome and process research. In …
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Dance and Dramatherapy providing a Facilitating Environment for the Physically Disabled
This case study consists of a closed group of ten adults with physical disabilities including brain injury. They range in age from 35 years to 60 years of age. I refer specifically to year three of an ongoing practice. At this time the group transitioned from a Drama to a Dramatherapy practice. The …
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"We're all individuals": postmodernity and alternative health practices in Northern England
This thesis explores the use and practice of crystal and spiritual healing - therapies located on the fringe of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) - and what these 'represent' in the context of a profound socio-cultural transformation, characterised by the shift in Western societies from …
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The Association between Depression, Anxiety and Clinical Outcomes for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
… (EMR) data from a primary care physician (PCP) group practice was conducted to identify patients newly diagnosed with T2DM with at least 6 months pre-diagnosis and 12 months post-diagnosis of EMR data using International Classification of Disease 9th edition Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) …
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