Remaking Health Care in America: The Evolution of Organized Delivery Systems

Stephen M. Shortell

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Preface Acknowledgments Chapter One: The Problem and the Challenge Chapter Two: An Idealized Health Care System Chapter Three: Participants, Framework, and Approach Chapter Four: Functional Integration Chapter Five: Physician-System Integration Chapter Six: Clinical Integration Chapter Seven: Managing and Governing the Organized Delivery System Chapter Eight: Moving Forward: The Policy Issues and Implementation: Challenges: Resources References

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