Outpatient care shift grows amid health system changes
Health care Officials say employers and government pressure push a move toward outpatient services and home health care. Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements switch to flat rates by diagnosis, and hospitals cut admissions. People over 70 rise, baby boomers age, HMOs expand, and system leadership must preserve quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Schottman Knol
Southern Illinoisan
Jean Settlemyre
Southern Illinois
Illinois Society of Nursing Service Administrators
Ms. Lettermyre
Medicare
Settlemyre
Ms. Settlemyre
Hmos
SIU dean joins national task force to promote high tech agriculture
Gilbert Kroening dean of Southern Illinois University Carbondale School of Agriculture will join four other experts in Washington D C in June to create a national reward program for science teachers who use agricultural and biological examples. The effort aims to attract motivated science students to agriculture by highlighting modern, high tech practices beyond rural stereotypes. The task force will seek secondary and possibly elementary teachers, develop a screening or competition process, and secure funding for monetary awards coordinated by Purdue University under the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Weil
Southern Illinoisan
School of Agriculture
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Gilbert Kroening
Washington, D.C
Kroening
Also Mentioned on This Page
John McCutchen
Dennis Lirette
Helen Sander
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
SIU
the Ole Hotel Flea & Auction
Mars
Trini
Ole Hotel
W. Broadway
Sparta
Cavardo’s l
Jime and
Jean Honeyoutt
Pricey
The
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
PBS
Tand Corporation
Radio Shack
Mobil Oil Corporation
FCC
Archer
Aqss
Realistic
Dolby
TM Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp
Takara Eee
CitiLine
Science Fair
Bel A
Safe House
Citibank
Tandy Corporation
Micronia
Esc Pew