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Pamela Paul-Shaheen
Publications - 5
Citations - 337
Pamela Paul-Shaheen is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Health care & Hospital bed. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 5 publications receiving 332 citations.
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Small area analysis: a review and analysis of the North American literature.
TL;DR: Based on what has been learned, the paper provides researchers in small area analysis with a set of recommendations to facilitate the development of a common research methodology, increase the comparability across studies, and enhance the use of this technique in the health policy formulation process.
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Translating ideas into actions: entrepreneurial leadership in state health care reforms.
TL;DR: It is argued that it is more accurate to think of states as specialized political markets in which individuals and groups develop and promote innovative products.
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The states and health care reform: the road traveled and lessons learned from seven that took the lead.
TL;DR: Nine lessons are identified that have relevance for other states wishing to follow a similar road to reform and are a "window of opportunity" for policy action, having entrepreneurial leadership to push the reform agenda forward, and support from key stakeholder interests.
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Legislating hospital bed reduction: the Michigan experience.
TL;DR: A case study of one state's effort to deal with health care cost issues, focusing on the formulation of adoption of legislation to reduce the number of hospital beds, appears to underscore what many other observers have noted: there are no purely technical solutions to health policy problems.
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Implementing Regulatory Reform: The Saga of Michigan's Debedding Experiment
TL;DR: This paper traces the implementation of Michigan's program for hospital bed reduction through four phases in the critical first 30 months following enactment: standard-setting, plan development, plan approval, and legislative oversight.