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1. Health care in the express lane: retail clinics go mainstream

Publication:
Oakland, Calif. : California HealthCare Foundation, c2007
Subject(s):
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- trends
Delivery of Health Care -- trends
Health Facilities, Proprietary
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- economics
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- supply & distribution
Commerce
Delivery of Health Care -- legislation & jurisprudence
Delivery of Health Care -- methods
Diffusion of Innovation
Health Services Accessibility
Insurance Coverage
Insurance, Health
Models, Organizational
Organizational Objectives
Quality of Health Care
Humans
California
United States

2. California's ambulatory surgery centers: a black box of care

Publication:
Oakland, CA : California Health Care Foundation, February 2018
Subject(s):
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- statistics & numerical data
Surgicenters -- statistics & numerical data
Operating Rooms -- statistics & numerical data
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- economics
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- trends
Forecasting
Insurance, Health -- statistics & numerical data
Quality Indicators, Health Care
State Government
Surgical Procedures, Operative -- statistics & numerical data
Surgicenters -- economics
Surgicenters -- trends
Humans
California
United States
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (U.S.)

3. Financing community health workers in transitions clinics

Author(s):
Hogan, Laura, author
Macdonald Mendez, Tracy, author
Publication:
[Oakland, Calif.] : California Health Care Foundation, November 2018
Subject(s):
Ambulatory Care Facilities -- economics
Community Health Services -- economics
Community Health Workers -- economics
Primary Health Care -- economics
Prisoners
Transitional Care -- economics
Case Management
Health Services Needs and Demand
Managed Care Programs
Mental Health Services
Opiate Substitution Treatment
Patient-Centered Care
Vulnerable Populations
Humans
California
United States