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TP Weil

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Weil T P; Pearl G M
Fiscal options for America's best hospitals.
Weil T P
Horizontal mergers in the United States health field: some practical realities.
Weil T P
Is vertical integration adding value to health systems?

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2001: Weil T P; Pearl G M
Fiscal options for America's best hospitals.
Managed care interface 2001;14(6):44-52.
2000: Weil T P
Horizontal mergers in the United States health field: some practical realities.
Health services management research : an official journal of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration / HSMC, AUPHA 2000;13(3):137-51.
2000: Weil T P
Is vertical integration adding value to health systems?
Managed care interface 2000;13(4):57-62.
2000: Weil T P
Evaluating a system chief executive. Eight questions trustees should ask themselves about CEOs and CEO candidates.
Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) 2000;81(1):24-5, 32.
2000: Weil T P
Management of integrated delivery systems in the next decade.
Health care management review 2000;25(3):9-23.
1999: Weil T P
Attracting qualified physicians to underserved areas. Part 2. Pay physicians more to practice in underserved areas.
Physician executive 1999;25(1):53-63.
1999: Weil T P
German health care system: an option uber alles?
Managed care quarterly 1999;7(1):59-60.
1998: Weil T P
Attracting qualified physicians to underserved areas. Part 1: Why has the U.S. experienced such difficulty?
Physician executive 1998;24(6):42-7.
1998: Pearl G M; Weil T P
Integrated delivery systems: six tough questions.
Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) 1998;79(3):80, 78-9.
1998: Weil T P; Pearl G M
Merger mania: physicians beware.
Physician executive 1998;24(2):6-11.
1998: Weil T P
Implications of new organizational relationships and fiscal incentives on health information managers.
Topics in health information management 1998;18(3):68-79.
1998: Weil T P
Attracting physicians to underserved communities: the role of health networks.
Frontiers of health services management 1998;15(2):3-26.
1998: Weil T P
Merging HMOs into an all-payer system: a model to pursue?
Journal of health care finance 1998;24(2):56-64.
1997: Weil T P
Changes in physician and non-physician relationships.
Physician executive 1997;23(8):19-24.
1997: Weil T P
Physician manpower needs under managed care. How to determine the need for MDs by specialty.
Physician executive 1997;23(5):42-9.
1997: Weil T P
Merging managed care with the German model.
The International journal of health planning and management 1997;12(2):115-30.
1997: Weil T P
Which degree should you choose?
Physician executive 1997;23(3):4-7.
1997: Weil T P
How managed care could coopt the public sector.
Medical interface 1997;10(2):68-72, 75, 78 passim.
1997: Weil T P
Health care reform. Gridlock and pork?
Physician executive 1997;23(1):24-7.
1997: Weil T P; Brenner G
Physician and other ambulatory care services in Germany.
The Journal of ambulatory care management 1997;20(1):77-91.
1997: Weil T P
Physician executives: additional factors impinging on their future success.
Frontiers of health services management 1997;13(3):33-7.
1996: Weil T P
Hospital discharge costs in competitive and regulatory environments.
Medical interface 1996;9(5):69-72, 75-8, 92.
1996: Weil T P
Health services management manpower and educational needs with American health reform.
Health services management research : an official journal of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration / HSMC, AUPHA 1996;9(2):79-89.
1996: Weil T P
Strategies for materiel management executives.
Hospital materiel management quarterly 1996;18(3):79-90.
1996: Weil T P
Why will physicians in this new environment replace MHAs?
Physician executive 1996;22(2):5-10.
1996: Weil T P
The American health system: a contentious environment in the 21st Century.
Physician executive 1996;22(1):16-22.
1996: Weil T P
Managed care and cost reductions for entitlements.
Managed care quarterly 1996;4(4):58-67.
1996: Weil T
How health networks and HMOs could result in public utility regulation.
Hospital & health services administration 1996;41(2):266-80.
1996: Weil T P; Jorgensen N E
The tripartite regulation of America's health services.
Spectrum (Lexington, Ky.) 1996;69(1):39-43.
1996: Weil T P
The blending of competitive and regulatory strategies: a second opinion.
Journal of health care finance 1996;23(2):46-56.
1996: Weil T P
Competition versus regulation: constraining hospital discharge costs.
Journal of health care finance 1996;22(3):62-74.
1995: Weil T P; Jorgensen N E
Health manpower trends in a market-driven environment.
Journal of healthcare resource management 1995;13(12):15-21.
1995: Weil T P
Managed care and powerful networks result in state public utility commission.
New Jersey medicine : the journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey 1995;92(5):334-7.
1995: Weil T P
Technology availability and cost: a comparative analysis.
Journal of healthcare resource management 1995;13(3):12-8.
1995: Weil T P
State health services commissions German style.
Hospital topics 1995;73(4):29-35.
1995: Weil T P
Comparisons of medical technology in Canadian, German, and U.S. Hospitals.
Hospital & health services administration 1995;40(4):524-33.
1995: Weil T P
How do Canadian hospitals do it? A comparison of utilization and costs in the United States and Canada.
Hospital topics 1995;73(1):10-22.
1995: Weil T P
Any possibility of an S & L-type debacle occurring in the health industry?
Journal of health care finance 1995;22(1):49-59.
1994: Weil T P
Health reform in Germany. An American assesses the new operating efficiencies.
Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) 1994;75(7):24-9.
1994: Weil T P
The impact of reform on executive careers.
Healthcare executive 1994;9(1):14-6.
1994: Weil T P
How do Germany and Canada provide more care for less money? The answer lies in compromises.
Health management quarterly : HMQ 1994;16(3):7-10.
1993: Weil T P
Use rates under President Clinton's health reform plan.
Health care management review 1993;18(2):27-37.
1991: Weil T P
Mental health services under a U.S. national health insurance plan.
Hospital & community psychiatry 1991;42(7):695-700.

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