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ISSUE 1. THE EUND~G OF CLINICAL INVE=IG~CNS IN IRE ~[rED SUMS
Ar~erson, G. Iea*~i~ Hospitals in tile USA: Institutions Under
Stress? Finarx~ial Anility and ~3nager~nt. 3~2~: 117-127,
1987.
Anderson, G.F. and rave, J.R. Finarx:~ng Graduate Medical Education
and Bi~ima~ Parch: nose Respons~bili~. Health Polity 7: 3-12,
1987.
Sunrey Report, U.S. E~armacelxtim=1 It, 1986-1987,
B~tcima1 M~fac~ Association.
Antman, K., Sinister, L.E., Etrei, E. Ike Crisis in Clinical Or
Prearm. ]bird-Party ~ arxt Investigational Therapy. NE]M
319: 46-48, 1988.
Consensus Stint for the Rent Policy Meting, National
Over Institute, June 15, 1988.
The Contribution of Academic Health Centers to C]inim~.1 heat, The
nweal~ hi, Report of the Task Force on Academic Hearth
Centers, ur~bli~hed manuscript.
r~ger, D. dives: A Senator; H~a1ff, Affairs 7~1~: 39-44,
1988.
I=; Peer Refries Ohs. Workload ark Anions of 1~; Sty Sections
1975-1985, Statistics ark Analysis Broth, Division of heard
Grants, National Institute of Heals.
Guidelines on Diagnostic Testing will Lead to Cost Bevies, Better
Patient Arm, Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, 1987.
me Entire Financing of leaching Hospitals, me Realm Few,
Report on me Task Force on Academic Heals Cents;, Report III, 1985.
Hospital is and Clinical math Project; National Center for
Health Service Research; Abstract of sway in progress, 1988.
Lange andiron, B., Cudd~h~ck, J.K., Ives, J.E., Carton, M.J. me
Impact of =;s on Clinics Research Canters. A Millti-institutional
Study. M~im~ Care 26: 510-514, 1988.
It of a Stay in a Hospital Fat to lip 22% in 5 years (by Martin
Baldwin), The New York Times, W~ay, my 25, p.A20, 1988.
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i, S.E. in Patients Be Asks to Pay for E~rimenta1 Treatment?
Clinics ~ 32: 393-398, 1984.
Mdnnisto, M. EN Payment Changes Raise Quali - , Ovation and
Medical J~nt Issues, Journal of ~ ~rmn ~nage~nt 3 (1~:
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Medicare: fist M~di~1 Education Payments to leaching Ho~pit:=ls,
P - ort of the Office of Or General, it of Health arm
swan Saris, July, 1988.
M~dicare~s Prospective Payment System: Strategies for Evaluating rant,
Quality, and M~di~1 Technology, Office of Technology Assessment, one,
1985.
Miller, J.E. The Private Insurer Response to Advanced Health Care
Technology: The Case of Organ Transplants, Health Insurance
Association of America, 1988.
Morbenson, L.E. Audit Indicate= Half of Current Chemotherapy Uses
Lack FD~ Apprcval, Journal of Cancer Program Management 3~1~: 21-25,
1988.
Nathan, D.G. Sa ~ i ~ ~ rd. Furring S ~ cialty Trainer for
Clinical investigators, NE]M 316: 1020-1022, 1987.
National Institutes of H-a1th Clinical Shies Report BY 1985-E Y 1986,
Office of M~i~1 Applications of March, NIH, ~r~t of Health
am Mean Searing, 1988.
NIH Data Book. A Cen~ry of Science for H ~ th. U.S. Department of
Hearth and mean Services, NIH Publication No. 88-1261, 1987.
NIH ~n~rnal me: Resource Allocation E ~ ess at the NIH.
No Easy Answers for Sufficient Third-Party Coverage of Clinical Trials
Expenses. News Section, Journal of the National Cancer Instibube
80(10): 714-717, 1988.
Pollard, M. R., Persinger, G.S., Perpich, J.G. Technology Innovation
in Health Care, Health Affairs 5: 135-147, 1986.
Reports of Congressional Commit on Appropriations on NIH Grant
Funding Policies
Richards, T., Tarrier N., Rogers, W.H., Brook, R.H., Measuring
Differences Between Teaching and Nonteaching Hospitals. Medical Care,
2~5) Supplement, 1988.
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Score, C.J. and Gavel, J. E~tive Payment: Scare Ret~tive
C~ervations. NE]M 318(25): 1681-1683, 1988.
Shortage of Enrolled Patients Ales ~r-l~rug basting, Wa~i~t~n
Post, July 25, 1988.
Tows in Hospital Average Ier~s of Stay, Admix, arm Discharge
Rates, 1980-1985, H - pitch Studies E~rmnPesear~Nute, #11,
National Racer for Health Services ~ and Heady Care
Teleology Asset, IT Publication No. (em) 88-3420, 1988.
Wittes, R.E. Paying for Patient ~ in Treatment Mario is
Extensible? Rex Treatment Purports 71(2): 107-113, 1987.
Wittes, R.E. Cones Statement for the Rei~rs~t Polity
Meting, Curse 15, 1988.
Yarbro, J.W. and Mortensx:n, L.E. The N~1 for Diagnosis-Related Group
471, JAM 253: 684-685, 1985.
ISSUE 2. TANG AND sUPPORr OF To Yaw COMICAL INVESrIG~R
THE UNTrED CAPES
Beatify, H.N., Babbitt, D., Higgins, E.J., Jolly, P., I£'vey, G.S.
P~r~h Activities of Faculty In Academic r~ar~ts of Medicine.
Armals of eternal Medicine 104: 90-97, 1986.
Cox, M.W., Amy, L.A., Levey, G.S., Andersen, R.M. National Stud of
Internal Medicine Member: X. Internal Medicine Residency and
Fellch~ship Raining: 1985 Update. Annals of Internal Medicine 104(2)
241-245, 1986.
Federal Polity for Biomedical and Behavioral Research, AAMC ad hoc
(remittee on Federal Research Policy, pp. 13-17, 1986.
Gentile, N.O., Jolly, P., Covey, G.S., Dial, T.H. Peseardl Activity
of ~ll-Time Faculty ~ Departments of Medicine, Final Report,
Asscx:iation of Professor of }medicine and Asscx:iation of American
Medical Colleges, 1987.
Herman, S.S. and Singer, A.M. Relic Scientists In Clini~1
~r~tsofM~icalS~ools, ClinicalResear~34: 149-158, 1986.
High Cows Pinch Health Pesear~er training, freon H=a11:h Grants and
Contracts Weekly, Allqust 15, p.7-8, 1988.
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The fact of ~ Containment ~asu~ on Clinics Regears and
Irk Training in Academic Heals Cents;, E~i~s of the 53rd
Meeting of the Acrimony Unit ~ He Direr, National ~i~es
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Halley, W.N. Personnel Needs for Clinical Research: Role of the
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414-418, 1988.
Personnel NO and Training for Biomedical and Behavioral Research,
Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, 1985 Report.
Prnceelings of a workshop on the training and professional support of
medical reviewers at the Food and Drug Administration, February 4 and
5, 1988, sponsored by the Forum on Drug Development and Regulation,
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Workload and Actions of DRG Stay Sections 1975-1985, Division of
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ISSUE 3. O~NIZAlT~L SECURE OF CONICAL INVEIGH 1
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Draft Statement on Nursing Research Facilities NONES in Academic and
Clinical Research Institutions, American Nurses' Association, 1988.
m e Ethics in Patient Referrals Act of 1988, Statement of the
Honorable Fortney Pete Stark, (D.~alif.), Chairman, Subcommittee on
Health, Committee on Ways and Means, 1988.
Fox, I.H. AFCR Position Paper. General Clinical Research Centers: A
Program in Jeopardy, Clinical Research 30: 437-440, 1982.
Sherman, B. and Genel, M. Ivan Ir~restigation ~ e 1980s: memes
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Vaitukaitis, J. L.
1987.
Changing Reseal Directions of Inters, p 1-6,
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Vaitukaitis, J. L. NDI Role in E~r~ Pa Sorting Vaccine
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t~ to the AXIS tram Advisory Remittee, p 1-3, 1988.
4. THE NEED EAR CLINICAL INVE~G~RS TO BE CONCEDED Wllff 1
ISSUES OF Alicia ASSE=MENr AND CX~FE~ ANALYSIS
Assessing Medical ]~x~logies, agitate of Medicine, National
Academy E0ss, Wa~ir~ton, D.C., 1985.
Booth, W. FDA Looks to Speed Up Drug ApprcNa1 Process, Science 241:
1426, 1988
Eulger, R.J Archie Cbahrane Revisited, JAMA 260(9): 1284, 1988.
Eddy, D. M. and Billings, J. The Quality of M~di~a~ Evidence:
Implications for Quality of care, Hearth Affairs 7~1~: 19-32, 1988.
Ellwcod, P. M. Shattuck Lecture: outcomes Management. A Technology of
Patient Experience. GERM 318: 1549-1556, 1988.
Feinste~n, A.R. An Additional Basic Science for Clinical Medicine:
II. The Temptations of R~omizect Trials, Annals of Internal Medicine
99: 544-550, 1983.
Hoer Agrees to Bush Palest for gibe of FDA on Or, AIDS is,
The Cancer Letter 14~29~: 7, 1988.
I~gna, L. Cordless, the Food and ~ A~ni~sExation, and New lag
Development Before at After the 1962 K~fauver-Harris its,
paper prepare for Committee.
NCHSR Funding History, September 7, 1988.
National H~1= Polity Formn, Nudity of Vicar Ore: Sea~i~ for
Scientific Stats; Results of a workshop with Rev. D.M..
Wig, J.E., Gartland, J.J. and Kt~, K. B.
Washington, D. C.
, , _ ,
April 11, 1988,
Peto, R., Pike, M.C., Armitage, P., Breslaw, N.E., Cox, D.R., Harvard,
S.V., Mantel, N., Peto, J., Smith, P.G. Design and Analysis of
Rarxic~mized Clinical Trails R~irir~ Wronged Conservation of Eadh
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Peto, R., Pike, M.C., Armitage, P., E~;law, N.E., Cox, D.R., Harvam
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