... to provider‐owners who substitute towards production of their own goods. Health Organizations Quality management Strategy In this paper we take a comprehensive look at ownership effects on the utilization of health care services in health maintenance organizations (HMOs). We control for market...

...George E. Kempton Describes a major programme of change embarked on by Kingston Hospital NHS Trust, UK in 1992 to deliver care to its patients more effectively and efficiently. Reports on the training strategy which was required to facilitate this important organizational change and establish...

...Sandra Meadows Discusses the building blocks required for National Health Trusts in the UK to move effectively towards local pay determination as part of an overall coherent reward strategy. Concludes that the current preoccupation with purely the pay part of the reward strategy, combined...

... at Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock; Ayrshire Central Hospital, Irvine; War Memorial Hospital, Arran; and community locations throughout Ayrshire & Arran. This purpose statement has been repeated in the Trust′s business plan, annual report, and quality strategy. The Trust′s business plan, Plans...

... information about local prevalence and the evaluation of service initiatives. © MCB UP Limited 1993 AIDS Decision making Health care Information Service levels Strategy ...

... development, which in turn leads to managing human resources effectively, therefore managing their reward and performance. Human resource development Performance management Rewards Strategy © MCB UP Limited 1993 ...

... and reward issues first – then link all together into one overall strategy comprising all component parts. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Health care Rewards Strategy ...