Cost Control

Known as: Containments, Cost, control costs, Cost Controls

The containment, regulation, or restraint of costs. Costs are said to be contained when the value of resources committed to an activity is not…

National Institutes of Health

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1996

This article outlines how the strengths model of case management can be applied to long-term-care case management. The strengths…

1992

In view of the continued lack of consensus regarding health system reform, a new approach is needed to the pluralism that…

Review

1990

Review

1990

The privatization of health care has been a controversial topic that has consumed an increasing share of national attention in…

1985

The assumption that hospital decision-making is hierarchical in character underpins the policy formulation process in public as…

1984

To facilitate planning and management, I have derived a mathematical model describing the dynamics of a workstation that receives…

1984

When The Johns Hopkins Hospital opened in 1889, its medical clinic was the hub of academic and patient-care [ill]ctivities.1As…

1983

There is an emerging public consensus that in a slowly growing economy, the continuing rise in the nation's health-care costs…

1983

The INSURE Project on Lifecycle Preventive Health Services (LPHS) is a three-year feasibility study to determine whether…

1982

1979

Cost containment and access to appropriate care are the two most frequently discussed issues in contemporary health policy…