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PubMed1982

Health systems agencies and state health planning and development agencies; certificate of need reviews: Health Resources Administration. Notice regarding adjustment of the expenditure minimum for capital expenditures and the expenditure minimum for annual operating costs.

This notice provides necessary information for each State which chooses to adjust the capital expenditure and annual operating cost expenditure minimums that are used to determine whether proposals are subject to review under a State's certificate of need program. The notice also provides guidance to assist a State Health Planning and Development Agency (State Agency) in determining the exact minimum dollar figure it will use and in seeking further information.

Capital Expenditures↗
PubMed1983

Health systems agencies and state health planning and development agencies; certificate of need reviews--Health Resources and Services Administration. Notice regarding adjustment of the expenditure minimum for capital expenditures and the expenditure minimum for annual operating costs.

This notice provides necessary information for each State which chooses to adjust the capital expenditure and annual operating cost expenditure minimums that are used to determine whether proposals are subject to review under a State's certificate of need program. The notice also provides guidance to assist a State Health Planning and Development Agency (State Agency) in determining the exact minimum dollar figure it will use and in seeking further information.

Certificate of Need↗
PubMed1984

Health systems agencies and state health planning development agencies; certificate of need reviews--HRSA. Notice regarding adjustment of the expenditure minimum for annual operating costs.

This notice provides necessary information for each State which chooses to adjust the capital expenditure and annual operating cost expenditure minimums that are used to determine whether proposals are subject to review under a State's certificate of need program. The notice also provides guidance to assist a State Health Planning and Development Agency (State Agency) in determining the exact minimum dollar figure it will use and in seeking further information.

Capital Expenditures↗
PubMed1985

Health system agencies and state health planning development agencies; certificate of need reviews--HRSA. Notice regarding adjustment of the expenditure minimum for capital expenditures and the expenditure minimum for annual operating costs.

This notice provides necessary information for each State which chooses to adjust the capital expenditure and annual operating cost expenditure minimums that are used to determine whether proposals are subject to review under a State's certificate of need program. The notice also provides guidance to assist a State Health Planning and Development Agency (State Agency) in determining the exact minimum dollar figure it will use and in seeking further information.

Capital Expenditures↗
PubMed1981

Consumer participation and influence in a Health Systems Agency.

Consumer participation and influence were studied in one Health Systems Agency in the southeastern United States over a 20-month period (July 1976--February 1978). Consumer board members were found to be significantly less influential in agency decision making than were provider board members. This difference in influence existed even though virtually no difference existed between consumers' and providers' levels of participation. Consumer board members, while representing minority and nonminority, and both rural and nonrural groups, tended nevertheless also to be middle-class, middle-income individuals. Low-income and working-class groups were underrepresented on the board of the Health Systems Agency. Furthermore, consumer representatives tended to be satisfied with and have access to health care.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1982

Governing body requirements for health systems agencies--PHS. Final rule.

This rule amends the portion of the Health Systems Agency Designation and Funding Regulation (March 26, 1976) prescribing the composition of health systems agency governing bodies and deletes the subsection of that regulation which limits the number of consecutive years a governing body member may serve. This rule is being issued pursuant to a court order.

Governing Board↗
PubMed1982

Health systems agencies and planning of pediatric hospital services. A case study.

Health Systems Agencies (HSA) are the official national health planning and regulatory agencies in the United States. This case study examines three HSA activities: determination of need, review and approval of federal grants, and appropriateness review. The article raises questions about planning assumptions and suggests the need to simplify regulatory process and strengthen standards of pediatric care in community hospitals.

Financing, Government↗
PubMed1984

Public attitudes toward health planning under the Health Systems Agencies.

The demise of the National Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974 (PL 93-641) raises questions about the degree of public support it had for planning goals. The results of a 1978 nationwide public opinion poll reveal (1) low confidence in and recognition of the Act's institutional arms, the Health Systems Agencies; (2) little support for hospital cost containment strategies and their consequences; and (3) less than average support for these goals and consequences among those groups traditionally under-represented in health planning activities. The results suggest that the Act did not reconcile centralized federal goal formation with democratic local health planning.

Cost Control↗