| How The Health And Community Development Sectors Are Combining Forces To Improve Health And Well-Being | Sandra Braunstein | 2042-2051 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Partnerships Among Community Development, Public Health, And Health Care Could Improve The Well-Being Of Low-Income People | David Erickson | 2056-2063 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Despite Obstacles, Considerable Potential Exists For More Robust Federal Policy On Community Development And Health | Mariana Arcaya | 2064-2071 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Bringing Researchers And Community Developers Together To Revitalize A Public Housing Project And Improve Health | Douglas P. Jutte | 2072-2078 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Neighborhood Characteristics Associated With Access To Patient-Centered Medical Homes For Children | Jaya Aysola | 2080-2089 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Community Health Centers And Community Development Financial Institutions: Joining Forces To Address Determinants Of Health | Ronda Kotelchuck | 2090-2097 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Training New Community Health, Food Service, And Environmental Protection Workers Could Boost Health, Jobs, And Growth | Nicholas Freudenberg | 2098-2106 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| Large Variations In Medicare Payments For Surgery Highlight Savings Potential From Bundled Payment Programs | David C. Miller | 2107-2115 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| The PROMETHEUS Bundled Payment Experiment: Slow Start Shows Problems In Implementing New Payment Models | Peter S. Hussey | 2116-2124 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
| The Many Different Prices Paid To Providers And The Flawed Theory Of Cost Shifting: Is It Time For A More Rational All-Payer System? | Uwe E. Reinhardt | 2125-2133 | 2011.11.26 | - | |
