What does MCR stand for?

Medical Care Research and Review

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and others, in the February 2008 Medical Care Research and Review 65(1), pp.

AHRQ's research

2006) "The cost-effectiveness of non-institutional long-term care services: Review and synthesis of the most recent evidence" Medical Care Research and Review 63(13-28).

Long-term care in the USA: lessons for New Zealand?

Gardner, "Involuntary Health Plan Switching: Case Study of a Corporate Health Benefits Program," Medical Care Research and Review, 53 (1996), 225-239.

Do HMOs promote efficient treatment alternatives?

The many problems plaguing SJHS, could largely be placed in the following categories: * Failure of the organizational structure to create a sense of culture, with absences of a feeling of ownership among physicians and management * A compensation plan that was too complex and not market based * Failure to align organizational incentives with physician goals A 2001 article in Medical Care Research and Review points out that the case for hospital system reengineering is influenced by economic and institutional factors, but that institutional factors play a greater role given the high degree of uncertainty in health care and the anticipatory actions of hospitals attempting to position themselves in a rapidly changing environment.

Physician governance--the strength behind St. John's Clinic