… Ann Barry Flood … Ann Barry Flood holds these same appointments at Dartmouth and is
a professor in … g MJ Barry et al., “A Randomized Trial of a Multimedia Shared Decision-Making …

The effect of a greater volume of patients with similar conditions being treated at a hospital
on the outcomes achieved is studied using a variety of categories of patients, 15 surgical and …

Context Despite a widespread interest in increasing the numbers of primary care physicians
to improve care and to moderate costs, the relationship of the primary care physician …

Outcomes research typically focuses on the technical capabilities associated with treatment
that predicts patients' post-therapy outcomes adjusting for health-related factors. Research …

OBJECTIVE: Routine screening for prostate cancer is controversial because of frequent
false-positive results, the potential for slow, non-life-threatening growth of untreated cancer, the …

The effect of a greater volume of patients with similar conditions being treated at a hospital
on the outcomes achieved is investigated for almost 500,000 selected surgical and medical …

This paper reviews various theoretical perspectives on organizational change which have
been and could be applied to medical organizations. These perspectives are discussed as …

The principle of biodosimetry is to utilize changes induced in the individual by ionizing radiation
to estimate the dose and, if possible, to predict or reflect the clinically relevant response, …

Immature and chaotic vascular networks with critically increased intervascular distances are
characteristic features of malignant tumors. Spatial and temporal heterogeneities of blood …

With leadership from the Clinton administration, politi-cians, professionals, business and
labor representatives, and the lay pub-lic are engaged once more in a serious debate to …