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151. Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations

Subjects
Immunization -- Surveys, Influenza vaccines -- Surveys, Medical policy -- Surveys, Cross infection -- Surveys, Influenza -- Surveys, Nosocomial infections -- Surveys, Health, Science and technology, Surveys
Abstract

Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations in chronically ill and institutionalized settings. According to recent research from the United States, "The objective of this study was to understand better [...]

Published
2005

152. Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations

Subjects
Immunization -- Surveys, Influenza vaccines -- Surveys, Medical policy -- Surveys, Cross infection -- Surveys, Influenza -- Surveys, Nosocomial infections -- Surveys, Health, Surveys
Abstract

Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations in chronically ill and institutionalized settings. According to recent research from the United States, "The objective of this study was to understand better [...]

Published
2005

153. Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations

Subjects
Influenza vaccines -- Surveys, Medical policy -- Surveys, Cross infection -- Surveys, Nosocomial infections -- Surveys, Immunization -- Surveys, Influenza -- Surveys
Abstract

Policies can increase influenza and pneumococcal immunizations in chronically ill and institutionalized settings. According to recent research from the United States, "The objective of this study was to understand better [...]

Published
2005

154. A difference of opinion

Subjects
Health care reform -- Surveys, Medical policy -- Surveys, Health care industry -- Surveys, Business, Business, general
Abstract

Foster Higgins and Company Inc.'s survey of 850 employers shows that the healthcare policies of the US presidential candidates are not well-received. Although healthcare reform is on top of the government's agenda, employers disagree with government policy. The survey reveals that 31% favor tax incentives or credits, 22% want a play-or-pay measure, 18% do not want government intervention and 14% prefer a system similar to Canada's., Although the upcoming Presidential election has put healthcare reform on the forefront of the nation's political agenda, employers don't agree on any of the current healthcare proposals. That's the result [...]

Published
1992

158. Public backs increases in Medicare spending

Subjects
Medical policy -- Surveys, Medicare -- Finance, Health, Federation of American Health Systems -- Surveys
Abstract

Public backs increases in Medicare spending WASHINGTON -- Nearly nine out of 10 Americans polled in a new Gallup survey said the federal deficit should not be reduced through substantial [...]

Published
1990

159. Poll: increase health care, but not costs

Author

Berg, Eileen

Subjects
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association -- Surveys, Medical care surveys -- Analysis, Medical policy -- Surveys, Medical economics -- Surveys, Health
Abstract

Poll: Increase health care, but not costs CHICAGO -- Americans disagree about the federal government's role in health care and are torn between aiding the needy and deciding who will [...]

Published
1990

160. Americans confident of their access to new medical technology, specialists

Subjects
Medicine -- Surveys, Physicians -- Surveys, Medical policy -- Surveys, Medical care surveys -- Reports, Health
Abstract

Americans confident of their access to new medical technology, specialists CHICAGO -- Most Americans believe they have access to the latest medical technology and to specialists. Nearly 90% of Americans [...]

Published
1990

161. From the director ... people want major changes in health care, survey shows

Author

Levin, Arthur A.

Subjects
Medical policy -- Surveys, Americans -- Surveys, Medical care -- United States -- Surveys, Business, Health, Surveys
Abstract

A recent Harris survey of how Americans view their health care should be required reading for policy makers of both political parties. The survey sends a clear message that, for [...]

Published
2008

163. Candidates respond to AMA survey

Subjects
Medical policy -- Surveys, Presidential candidates -- Surveys, Health, American Medical Association -- Surveys
Published
1988

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