Search Results - "Buchbinder, Sharon B"

Evaluation of Hawaii's Healthy Start Program by Duggan, Anne K., McFarlane, Elizabeth C., Windham, Amy M., Rohde, Charles A., Salkever, David S., Fuddy, Loretta, Rosenberg, Leon A., Buchbinder, Sharon B., Calvin C. J. Sia

“…Hawaii's Healthy Start Program (HSP) is designed to prevent child abuse and neglect and to promote child health and development in newborns of families at risk…”
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Creating Learning Prisms with an Interdisciplinary Case Study Workshop by Buchbinder, Sharon B, Alt, Patricia M, Eskow, Karen, Forbes, William, Hester, Eva, Struck, Miriam, Taylor, Dianne

“…With increasing specialization, most academic disciplines have become highly compartmentalized. Numerous organizations in higher education strongly encourage…”
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Educating future healthcare managers: meeting contemporary challenges by Cox, Donna M, Buchbinder, Sharon B

“…University programs must work to keep curricula sufficiently dynamic to assure knowledge content remains relevant, appropriate skills are developed, and…”
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Managed care and primary care physicians' overall career satisfaction by Buchbinder, S B, Melick, C F, Powe, N R

“…Salaried employment among primary care physicians (PCPs) is becoming the rule rather than the exception. Because of this trend, the consequences of employment,…”
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The International Medical Scholars Program: purpose and potential by Schwarz, M R, Martini, C J, Buchbinder, S B

“…Among medical leaders in other countries, there is a general perception that it is difficult at present for their citizens to get graduate medical education in…”
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Assault Weapons as a Public Health Hazard in the United States by Coble, Yank D, Eisenbrey, A. Bradley, Estes, E. Harvey, Karlan, Mitchell S, Kennedy, William R, Moulton, Michael P, Numann, Patricia Joy, Scott, William C, Skelton, W. Douglas, Steinhilber, Richard M, Strong, Jack P, Wagner, Henry N, Hendee, William R, McGivney, William T, Buchbinder, Sharon B, Kalousdian, Sona

“…MOST of the scientific research relating to firearms and their effects on public health has concentrated on handguns. Despite the severity of the firearm…”
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