New England Journal of Medicine · 1957 · 15 citations · 3 references
Practice ManagementFamily MedicineGroup PracticeGroup AssessmentEducationHealth Care ManagementPrimary CareHealth Services ResearchIntegrated CareHealth PolicyOutcomes ResearchGroup InteractionNursingOrganizational CommunicationGroup WorkGeneral PracticeMontefiore Medical GroupMedicineGreater New YorkSmall Group Research
INTEREST in the development of group practice and in the mechanics of such a development has increased in the United States.1 2 3 Growth of group practice offers valuable opportunities for observing and recording different arrangements. It is important that groups report their experiences so that others may benefit from such a practical review. This description of the formation and characteristics of the Montefiore Medical Group is offered not as an exemplar but as a working model of a type of group practice.The Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York set out in 1947 to deliver to subscribers comprehensive medical care, . . .
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Coronary Heart Disease in Medical Practitioners
J.N. Morris, J. A. Heady, R. G. Barley · BMJ · 1952 · 100 citations · Full text