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Cutler, David M.; Meara, Ellen; Richards-Shubik, Seth – Journal of Human Resources, 2012
We develop a model of induced innovation that applies to medical research. Our model yields three empirical predictions. First, initial death rates and subsequent research effort should be positively correlated. Second, research effort should be associated with more rapid mortality declines. Third, as a byproduct of targeting the most common…
Descriptors: Evidence, Innovation, Medical Services, Infants
Auster, Richard; and others – J Hum Resources, 1969
The relationship of mortality of whites to both medical care and environmental variables is examined in a regression analysis. Environmental factors are found to be more important in relation to death rate than medical care. High education is associated with low death rates and high income is associated with high death rates. (Author/AP)
Descriptors: Death, Economic Research, Environmental Influences, Health
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Kutina, Kenneth L.; And Others – Journal of Medical Education, 1985
Using a system dynamics simulation model, the long-term economic impacts of federally funded research cutbacks on an academic medical center are analyzed. The significant negative multiplier effects, due to the required diversion of institutional funds, are indicative of those that any research-oriented university would experience. (Author/MLW)
Descriptors: Economic Factors, Federal Aid, Higher Education, Indirect Costs
Crismore, Avon – 1982
Medical scientists, doctors, and patients have different models of disease that cause doctor/patient communication problems. The patient model is reflected in the average American who is a high school graduate but who has little understanding of the human body and science. The model of the medical scientist is reflected in the typical graduate of…
Descriptors: Communication Problems, Communication (Thought Transfer), Diseases, Medical Research
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Seidel, Henry M. – Journal of Medical Education, 1975
Lists issues in planning primary care education, e.g. fear of dilution of excellence, competition for resources, delivery of care, the teaching objective, M.D. and new health professional, benefit and service structure, financial structure, physical and administrative locus, marketing. Emphasis is on coordination of educational research, and…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Educational Objectives, Educational Planning, Higher Education
Syner, James C. – 1968
A digital computer based biomedical information system was designed to service the needs of physicians engaged in patient care and clinical research, and scientists engaged in laboratory research. The system embraces all functions of information processing which include information collection, storage, retrieval, analyses and display. The…
Descriptors: Automation, Computer Programs, Computers, Hospitals
1977
The fields of health and higher education must bring a wide scope and diversity of approach to the development of a model for a regional health university. The objective of such a university would be that the training of health personnel, research work, health education, preventive medicine, and health care delivery can be adapted to the health…
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Delivery Systems, Demography, Health Needs