Israel Journal of Health Policy Research

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Israel Journal of Health Policy Research

ISSN Print: 2045-4015

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主页: http://www.ijhpr.org

Interventions for reducing readmissions – are we barking up the right tree?

Balicer Ran D,Shadmi Efrat,Israeli Avi

The Long-Term Care Insurance Program in Israel: solidarity with the elderly in a changing society

Asiskovitch Sharon

Adjusting health expenditure for military spending and interest payment: Israel and the OECD countries

Shmueli Amir,Israeli Avi

How to provide and pay for long term care of an aging population is an international concern

Gold Marsha

Should Israel screen all mothers-to-be to prevent early-onset of neonatal group B streptococcal disease? A cost-utility analysis

Ginsberg Gary M,Eidelman Arthur I,Shinwell Eric,Anis Emilia

The effect of clinical interventions on hospital readmissions: a meta-review of published meta-analyses

Benbassat Jochanan,Taragin Mark I

Physicians’ views of performance reports: grading the graders

Bruce E. Landon

Beyond the trends: policy considerations in psychiatric rehabilitation

HOWARD H GOLDMAN, RICHARD G FRANK

Continuity of care: important, but only the first step

Janet M Corrigan

Review essay: politics, power, and universal health care by Stuart Altman and David Schachtman

David P Chinitz

Trends in the use of rehabilitation services in the community by people with mental disabilities in Israel; the factors involved

Tzipi Hornik-Lurie, Nelly Zilber, Yaacov Lerner

Patterns of globalized reproduction: Egg cells regulation in Israel and Austria

Carmel Shalev, Gabriele Werner-Felmayer

Tackling obesity requires efficient government policies

Michele Cecchini, Franco Sassi

Creating patient safety capacity in a nation's health system: A comparison between Israel and Canada

Roy Ilan, Yoel Donchin

National patient safety initiatives: Moving beyond what is necessary

Eyal Zimlichman, David W Bates

Shared decision-making in Israel: status, barriers, and recommendations

Talya Miron-Shatz, Ofra Golan, Mayer Brezis, Gil Siegal, Glen M Doniger

Complementary and alternative health care in Israel

Judith T Shuval, Emma Averbuch

From shared decision making to patient-centered decision making

Harvey V Fineberg

To see ourselves as others see us

Martin McKee

Launching the Israel Journal of Health Policy Research: Why a new journal? Why now? Why open access?

Bruce Rosen, Avi Israeli

Quality of care: how good is good enough?

Mark R Chassin

Palliative care: Progress, needs, and challenges

Barrie R Cassileth

Progress in palliative care in Israel: comparative mapping and next steps

Netta Bentur, Linda L Emanuel, Nathan Cherney

Complementary alternative health care in Israel and the western world

Jeffrey Borkan

Community healthcare in Israel: quality indicators 2007-2009

Dena H Jaffe, Amir Shmueli, Arie Ben-Yehuda, Ora Paltiel, Ronit Calderon, Arnon D Cohen, Eran Matz, Joseph K Rosenblum, Rachel Wilf-Miron, Orly Manor

Monitoring quality in Israeli primary care: The primary care physicians' perspective

Rachel Nissanholtz-Gannot, Bruce Rosen, The Quality Monitoring Study Group

The association between continuity of care in the community and health outcomes: a population-based study

Jacob Dreiher, Doron S Comaneshter, Yael Rosenbluth, Erez Battat, Haim Bitterman, Arnon D Cohen

Medical specialty considerations by medical students early in their clinical experience

Charles Weissman, Rachel Zisk-Rony, Josh E Schroeder, Yoram G Weiss, Alex Avidan, Uriel Elchalal, Howard Tandeter

Israeli registered nurse workforce

Greer Glazer

Giving oocytes to women in need: permitted, forbidden, or pressured? A commentary

Fran？oise Shenfield

Planning and managing the physician workforce

Stephen C Schoenbaum

Registered nurses in Israel - workforce employment characteristics and projected supply

Nurit Nirel, Shoshana Riba, Sima Reicher, Orly Toren

Economic effects of interventions to reduce obesity in Israel

Gary M Ginsberg, Elliot Rosenberg

Measuring healthcare preparedness: an all-hazards approach

Marcozzi David E,Lurie Nicole

The journal's first year of publication and the challenges ahead

Israeli Avi,Rosen Bruce

Physician job satisfaction as a public health issue

Kravitz Richard L

Know your patient: psychological drivers of decision making

Emanuel Linda

Which health technologies should be funded? A prioritization framework based explicitly on value for money

Golan Ofra,Hansen Paul

Orthopedic surgeons’ and neurologists’ attitudes towards second opinions in the Israeli healthcare system: a qualitative study

Greenfield Geva,Pliskin Joseph S,Wientroub Shlomo,Davidovitch Nadav

The legal guardians' dilemma: Decision making associated with invasive non-life-saving procedures

Kuniavsky Michael,Ganz Freda,Linton David M,Sviri Sigal

Mortality rates in Israel from causes amenable to health care, regional and international comparison

Goldberger Nehama,Haklai Ziona

Trends in reproductive health in Israel: implications for environmental health policy

Berman Tamar,Levine Hagai,Gamzu Ronni,Grotto Itamar

Quality of online health information about oral contraceptives from Hebrew-language websites

Neumark Yehuda,Flum Lior,Lopez-Quintero Catalina,Shtarkshall Ronny

Priority setting: the importance of incorporating opportunity costs

Norheim Ole Frithjof

Evidence-based support for the all-hazards approach to emergency preparedness

Adini Bruria,Goldberg Avishay,Cohen Robert,Laor Daniel

Improving health outcomes: innovation, coverage, quality and adherence

McKee Martin,Chow Clara K

Viewing second opinions in terms of recent developments in patient choice

Saltman Richard B

Work satisfaction, quality of life, and leisure time of neonatology fellows and senior neonatologists in Israel

Moshe Michael,Perry Zvi H,Salzer Liat,Zemora Ehud

Function or outcomes based performance for public health systems?

Sim Fiona

Endocrine disrupting chemicals and the growth of environmental health in Israel

Falk Henry