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What are institutionalized values?
Learning, for example, is a basic value. People can learn with or without institutions. Learning can be institutionalized and turned into a commodity. As a commodity, it can be standardized, managed, monitored, and/or sold by an institution - i.e. schools. Health is another basic value, which can be institutionalized (and turned into a commodity) by hospitals, pharmacies, and insurance companies. By doing this, institutions claim to be the "source" of basic values.
What has the author Katherine Ho written?
Katherine Ho has written: 'The welfare effects of restricted hospital choice in the US medical care market' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Hospitals, Economic aspects of Managed care plans (Medical care), Hospitals, Managed care plans (Medical care)
To whom is CHI selling Durango Mercy Regional Medical Center to?
CHI is not selling Mercy. All CHI hospitals in CO are managed by Centura Health, Mercy is the last to be included in the Centura managed facilities.
What level of accuracy is expected, and how will quality control be managed?
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What is the meaning of managed hosting?
Managed hosting means a company has their own web server but doesn't have full control over it. The server is usually leased to them. The provider does not give them full control to provide quality service.
How man has managed to control microbes?
he had sex with a donkey and then found the sowrd of gods and made a wish to have he power to control mcrobe
What has the author Hugh P Greeley written?
Hugh P. Greeley has written: 'Streamlining quality monitoring' -- subject(s): Hospital Medical Staff, Hospital care, Hospitals, Medical staff, Organization & administration, Quality control, Rating of 'The medical executive committee handbook' -- subject(s): Administration, Hospitals, Management committees, Medical staff 'The top 25 medical staff policies and procedures' 'Credentialing in the managed care environment' -- subject(s): Credentialing, Hospitals, Managed Care Programs, Managed care plans (Medical care), Medical Staff Privileges, Organization & administration, Personnel management, Standards 'The top twenty medical staff policies and procedures' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals, Hospitals, Medical staff, Personnel management 'Medical staff credentialing' -- subject(s): Credentialing, Hospitals, Medical staff, Policy Making, Rating of
What gives a Catholic hospitals its Catholic nature?
Catholic Hospitals are typically owned and managed by religious orders, but in some cases the hospital may be managed by a third party. In some cases the hospital is sold to a secular organization that chooses to keep the original Catholic name. So what makes them Catholic? In the United States the practice of medicine is controlled and overseen by States boards of health and states hospital licensing boards. These oversight groups typically expect all hospitals to give the same standard of care and to abide by all anti discrimination laws. Therefor there is very little that is different due to the practicing of medicine. Some medical procedures, such as abortions, that are against Catholic teachings are not typically performed at Catholic hospitals. Another factor is that there is a spiritual side to the hospitals care. Priests, and other religious are mroe frequently present and available in Catholic hospitals.
What does docility mean?
If you mean docile, it means that you accept control and are submissive.
In which sentences is the past participle used incorrectly?
This one: She was managed to keep her finances under control.
What type of services do CIGNA Providers offer?
Cigna is a company which manages global health benefits for individuals and companies. Cigna providers offer medical services such as doctors, dentists, and pharmacies to persons under a benefit plan managed by them.
When North Korea invaded South Korea it gained control over which country?
None. It never managed to gain control of South Korea.
