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Policies to Influence the Spatial Distribution of Physicians: A Conceptual Review of Selected Programs and Empirical Evidence

Eisenberg, Barry S. ; Cantwell, James R.

Medical care, 1976-06, Vol.14 (6), p.455-468 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: J. B. Lippincott Co

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Policies to Influence the Spatial Distribution of Physicians: A Conceptual Review of Selected Programs and Empirical Evidence
Autor: Eisenberg, Barry S. ; Cantwell, James R.
Assuntos: Cities ; City councils ; Economics ; Empirical evidence ; Geodetic position ; Geography ; Hospitals - supply & distribution ; Hospitals, Teaching - supply & distribution ; Human resources ; Medical practice ; Medical schools ; Medically underserved areas ; Methods ; Motivation ; National Health Programs ; Physicians ; Physicians - supply & distribution ; Population Density ; Private Practice ; Regional Medical Programs ; Rural areas ; Rural Population ; Social Environment ; United States ; Urban Population
É parte de: Medical care, 1976-06, Vol.14 (6), p.455-468
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Descrição: To increase the usefulness of existing physician location literature for policy evaluation, literature is grouped into intraurban and urban-rural studies. A conceptual overview of physician location literature is presented. Consensus results, if any, are discussed. A list of hypotheses suggested by the literature is then utilized in a discussion of economic social, prior exposure, and professional development incentives embodied in selected public and private sector programs. Programs are evaluated by type of incentive mechanism and geographic target area to determine if present program structures are based on a solid empirical foundation. This assessment indicates that, in general, use of prevalent location incentive mechanisms is not justified by a consensus of empirical evidence.
Editor: United States: J. B. Lippincott Co
Idioma: Inglês

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Eisenberg, Barry S. ; Cantwell, James R.

United States: J. B. Lippincott Co

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