Browsing OU - Dissertations by Subject "Health Sciences, Health Care Management."
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The adjudication of utilitarianism and rights in the sphere of health care.
(1998)Such a commingling of theoretical elements, under the claim of being utilitarian, may seem ambiguous, however, it is my contention that such inclusions only serve to enhance the plausible nature of this sphere-specific ... -
A cross-cultural study of noncompliant behaviors in Japanese and United States hospitals: Noncompliance as a response to perceived threats of shame, embarrassment, and management sanctions.
(1997)In the research reported here, comparable measures are created of the perceived threats of shame, embarrassment, and management sanctions for three categories of occupational deviant conduct (taking a long lunch or break ... -
Fairness in American politics and culture.
(2001)Fairness is a term often used in political debate but not often carefully examined. In this dissertation I propose a way of understanding fairness by combining the insights of political theory with an examination of the ... -
Health care reform at the subnational level: An analysis of the diffusion of health policy innovations among American states.
(1997)This dissertation uses the framework of Walker's (1969) seminal study on the diffusion of policy reforms to identify independent variables which help explain why some states are more likely than others to be innovative in ... -
Healthcare demand management system communication among the primary care provider, the beneficiary, and the nurse call center.
(1999)The purpose of this study was to examine characteristics of communication in a managed care context. Nurse call centers were the focus of the study and several objectives were pursued. The study sought to determine the ... -
How physicians do medical records for women battered by intimate male partners.
(1997)The data here results from the literatures and comparative analyses of information collected from field observations; medical health records and mental health records and mental health records of battered and non-battered ... -
Medicaid and the politics of state health care reform.
(1998)This research draws upon the framework established by Oliver and Paul-Shaheen (1997). They argue that two general types of elements influence health care reform; contextual conditions and dynamic factors. Contextual ... -
A model for the selection of indigenous personnel for family planning clinics in low-income neighborhoods /
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Psychological Capital and Moral Potency of Interdisciplinary Team Members: Does Profit Status Matter in Hospice Care?
(2015-05)The hospice industry has seen major profit status shift over the last 15 years from nonprofit agencies to for profit agencies primarily providing care. This major shift has sparked much debate about whether differences ...