Considerations on the Use and Nature of Case Studies in Teaching Medical Care Administration

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contributors vii
3. Preface ix
4. Contents xvii
5. Part One. Cases
6. Cooperative Planning for a New School of Nursing 1 1
7. Cooperative Planning for a New School of Nursing 2 29
8. Physician Response to a Governmental Health Plan: The Saskatchewan Experience 45
9. Unionization of the Hospitals in New York City 82
10. Inpatient Psychiatric Services in a General Hospital / The Grace– New Haven Experience 114
11. The Medical Care Program of the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund 149
12. Medical Practice in a Group Setting: The Russellton Experience 182
13. Changing a Community’s Pattern of Medical Care: The Russellton Experience 219
14. The Massachusetts Health Protection Clinics 260
15. Health Services in Chile 288
16. Nationalized Health Services: The British Experience 332
17. Drug Costs and Utilization: The Massachusetts Public Assistance Experience 374
18. Part Two. Case Method
19. The Case Method and Training of Health Service Administrators 395
20. Course Development 412
21. An Essay on Terminology: The Case Study, the Case Report, and Similar Terms 427
22. Considerations on the Use and Nature of Case Studies in Teaching Medical Care Administration 446
23. Index 455