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1Dissertation/ Thesis
المؤلفون: Lucas, D. Pulane
المصدر: Theses and Dissertations.
مصطلحات موضوعية: Disruptive, Disruptive Innovation Theory, Disruptive Transformations, Disruptive Innovation, Innovation, Technology, Technological Innovation, Medical Innovation, Medical Technology, Medical Advancement, Laparoscopy, Laparoscopic Surgery, open surgery, appendectomy, cholecystectomy, bariatric surgery, weight loss surgery, appendectomies, cholecystectomies, inpatient, outpatient, ambulatory, ambulatory surgery, ambulatory surgery center, acute care general hospital, hospital, acute care hospital, general hospital, health care, healthcare, hospital industry, health care industry, Clayton Christensen, Clayton M Christensen, Michael Porter, Harvard Business School, Virginia Commonwealth University, Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS, Health policy, public policy, public administration, organizational theory, organization theory, Population Ecology Theory, Competitive Strategy, policy analysis, John Kimberly, Organization Size, Structural Inertia, liability of smallness, health spending, health care cost, specialty medical facility, open system, niche width dynamic, outpatient department, technology shift, surgical setting, surgical setting shift, medical facility shift, substitution threat, health system, system level analysis, Ecological Approach, hospital trends, ambulatory surgery trends, reimbursement rate, Medicare, CMS coverage decision, P J DiMaggio, DiMaggio and Powell, w w Powell, Hannan and Freeman, M T Hannan, Organizational change, minimally invasive surgery, less invasive surgery, Prospective Payment System, Outpatient Prospective Payment System, entreprenuerial physician, health care organization, health care management, Roice Luke, Carl Ameringer, new technology, surgical utilization, elective surgery, Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, MedPAC, coverage decision, trends in surgery, abdominal surgery, surgical variation, physician-owned, physician ownership, physician autonomy, outpatient clinic, utilization trends, unnecessary surgery, Pfeffer Salancik, technology diffusion, redefining health care, interdisciplinary research, health care delivery, panel design, diffusion of hospital technology, state variation, regional variation, local health care market, government intervention, medical facility, health care capacity, focused factory, advances in health care, physician organization relationship, hospital competition, medical specialization, hospital expansion, medical arms race, integrated care, integrated health system, J E Wennberg, health care transformation, reimbursement scheme, surgical volume, Florida, Wisconsin, policy making, health policy analysis, competitive dynamics, center of excellence, intervening factor, service line competition, service-line competition, surgical reimbursement, innovative business model, innovative technology, environmental influence, established firm, new market entrant, patient safety, sophisticated technology, Harvard Divinity School, Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs, Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration, Social and Behavioral Sciences
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