Titlebook: Business History of Hospitals in the 20th Century; Entrepreneurship, Or Paloma Fernández Pérez Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

諄諄教誨

,Video as ‘Observing Experience’,ntralisation of capital in large financial venture-capital groups, which has meant the decline of historical independent hospitals. This process is similar to those analysed in other countries in a context of financial globalisation, and the penetration of venture capital funds in the health sector,

名詞

,Story as ‘The Telling of Experience’,to the insurance led systems taking shape across Europe where who paid and who provided care remained separate and doctors operated as ‘liberal professionals’ in a medical market place. This chapter examines the extent to which healthcare was a business operating within a market place before the est

組成

-Omics Technologies and Big Dataesources, while county and higher-level hospitals have attracted the major share of health system resources. This chapter measures and compares the long-term trends of the levels of activities and resources between hospitals and primary care facilities from 1949 to 2018. The hospital centrism in Chi

harangue

斑駁

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21452-4 half of the 20th century, marked by the establishment of universal access systems in many wealthy nations. Little is known about how such systems evolved in other regions. This chapter undertakes, for the first time, an analysis of human resources and hospital bed provisions since 1960 across 17 La

chronology

沒血色

Die jüngsten Methodenstreitigkeitenissions introduced the first hospitals. Modern hospitals gradually replaced some faith-based hospital establishments to supplement state hospitals. Rising medical costs, demand for sophisticated procedures and application of top-end medical technology opened the door to a parallel system of private

Inculcate

Resisting the Dream of Markets: Maryland’s All-Payer Hospital Rate-Setting System and the Persistencmarket-orientation that has dominated U.S. cost control efforts for the last three decades despite a striking lack of success. This essay traces the evolution of the Maryland system and places it in the wider context of the U.S. health system and regulatory environment.

Rotator-Cuff

“Poliklinik” in the German Democratic Republic after 1945: The Unification of Outpatient and Inpatiessociated with their implementation will be discussed and the question asked, as to how outpatient-hospital-units were the central providers of medical care in the German Federal Republic (GDR) after the end of the Second World War until its abolition with the Unification Treaty between the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) and the GDR in 1990.

aneurysm

The Road to the National Health Service: Finance, Markets and the United Kingdom’s Universal Health to the insurance led systems taking shape across Europe where who paid and who provided care remained separate and doctors operated as ‘liberal professionals’ in a medical market place. This chapter examines the extent to which healthcare was a business operating within a market place before the establishment of the National Health System.