ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Annotated Bibliography

Annotated Bibliography

Buerhaus, P.

1998 Medicare payment for advanced practice nurses: What are the research questions?

Nursing Outlook, 46: 151-153.

The nursing community must be prepared for the inevitable questions regarding the outcomes of the recent decision to allow direct payment by the Medicare program for services provided by nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists.



Buhler-Willkerson,K., M. Naylor,S. Holt ,and L Rinke.

1998. An coalition for academic dwelling care: Integrating research, learning, and perform.

Nursing Outlook, 46: 77-80.

Alliances for academic home care offer a new approach to advance the knowledge base related to home care, improve quality and cost-effectiveness of home care services, prepare the next generation of providers to manage and deliver care in a restructured practice paradigm, and influence health and social policy.



Cohen, S., J. Leavitt, M. Leonhardt, and D. Mason.

1998. principle and government in nursing and health care. In D. Mason and J. Leavitt (Eds.), Political Analysis and Strategy Pp.. 139-155. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders.

At first glimpse, this publication may be perceived as a textbook for nursing learning, and, in fact, it serves this reason well. But with the need for politics as a necessary competency for doctor managers, the publication would assist those as well in the perform arena.

Cullen, J.

1998. How scholar doctors glimpse dwelling healthcare doctors today. Home Healthcare Nurse, 16 (2): 75-79.

scholars in an aide degree nursing program took part in observational dwelling healthcare experiences. By observing the interactions between the client/family and the home healthcare doctor, these scholars documented vital dissimilarities between the delivery of acute and dwelling care nursing.

Dombi, W., St. Pierre, M.

1999 Interim fee scheme & risk management. Caring Magazine, 6: 34-38.

bureaus need to be cognizant of the legal significances of the Medicare reimbursement scheme alterations in the high-risk localities of persevering care. bureaus should take deliberate steps to organise the dangers that are certain to ensue under the new scheme of restricted payments and to minimize liability concerns.



Fazzi, R.

1999. A new millennium: A new dwelling care. Caring Magazine, 6, 8-12.

dwelling care faces numerous changes--from funding to altering persevering populations. bureaus need to assess what they are doing and build into their missions services that take into account these changes. How can they do that?



General Accounting Office.

1999. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing Administration: Medicare program; schedule of per-beneficiary limitations on home health agency costs for cost reporting periods, OGC-98-44, April 24, 1998. Washington, DC: Author. Retrieved September 3,1999 from the World Wide Web: http://www.gao.gov/decisions/majule/og98044.htm



Heller, S.,T. Lyon, M. Lavelle.

1997. Medicare prospective payment. Caring Magazine, 16: 40-43.

This research brief summarizes a study of how Medicare's prospective payment system (PPS) affected the quality of care for hospitalized Medicare patients.



Home Health.

1999a, July 2. Older Americans Report, 23: 226.

The services provided can be as simple as help with daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, and bathing or as complicated as medical care that requires a licensed and skilled health care provider. Most people who require these services are recovering from an illness or injury, or are living with a long-term medical ...