Biomedical subjects
I Morrison
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Complete resolution of CMV-associated acute hydramnios by single large volume reduction amniocentesis and maternal indomethacin. A case report.
Acute hydramnios is a rare complication of pregnancy, usually of idiopathic etiology and associated with a very poor perinatal prognosis. In this single case report, acute hydramnios at 21 weeks' gestation, associated with fetal CMV infection, was treated by a single large volume reduction amniocentesis combined with maternal indomethacin therapy and result in delivery of a near term survivor.
Healthcare in the new millennium: the long boom meets the civil society.
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Leadership and white space: the struggle for strategy innovation in health care.
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The 1 percent problem. The organization of medicine has changed little in a century.
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The rise and fall and rise of e-health.
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The five pillars of leadership.
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The case for universality.
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Evidence-based consumerism.
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Professional misconduct. Reviewing the evidence.
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The plight of the district nurse.
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The cost of laboratory technology: a framework for cost management.
Laboratory costs at Vancouver General Hospital have been increasing over the past decade. Of the numerous explanations that have been offered for these increases, one contributing factor is the impact of automation and technology. An aggregate measure of laboratory technology was constructed and the net contribution to cost per acute care admission was estimated. Technology has two counteracting effects: It stimulates demand for tests, thus increasing cost per acute care admission, and it increases productivity, thus reducing costs. Effective management may be able to achieve the cost reductions without incurring an increased demand.