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A Case Study of Rural Health Care in the Economic Downturn

A Case Study of Rural Health Care in the Economic Downturn. (2009). ORHP. No author.

Achieving benchmark financial performance in Critical Access Hospitals

Achieving benchmark financial performance in Critical Access Hospitals: Lessons from high performers. Healthcare Financial Management : Journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association 66 (4): 116. A107

Adoption and perceived effectiveness of financial improvement strategies in Critical Access Hospitals

Adoption and perceived effectiveness of financial improvement strategies in Critical Access Hospitals. The Journal of Rural Health 28 (1): 92-100. A108

Communities Served by Rural Medicare Dependent Hospitals

Communities Served by Rural Medicare Dependent Hospitals (March, 2012). Reiter, K., Holmes, G.M., Karim, S., Pink, G.H. FB104

Why Use Swing Beds? Conversations with Hospital Administrators and Staff

Why Use Swing Beds? Conversations with Hospital Administrators and Staff (April, 2012). Freeman, V., Radford, A. FB105

Flux in Loan Repayment Programs for Healthcare Professionals With States’ Budget Cuts and National Health Service Corps Budget Increases

Flux in Loan Repayment Programs for Healthcare Professionals With States’ Budget Cuts and National Health Service Corps Budget Increases (May, 2012). Pathman, D., Goldberg, L., Konrad, T., Kerwin, K., Morgan, J. FB106

Profile of Rural Health Clinics: Medicare Payments & Common Diagnoses

Profile of Rural Health Clinics: Medicare Payments & Common Diagnoses (December, 2012). Radford, D., Kirk, D., Howard, H.A. FB107

Profile of Rural Health Clinics: Clinic & Medicare Patient Characteristics

Profile of Rural Health Clinics: Clinic & Medicare Patient Characteristics (March, 2013). Radford, A., Kirk, D., Howard, A., Holmes, G.M. FB108

Provision of Uncompensated Care by Rural Hospitals

Provision of Uncompensated Care by Rural Hospitals: A Preliminary Look at Medicare Cost Report Worksheet S-10. (August, 2013). WP-

Using “Plasticity” to Model a Community’s Need for Health Care Services

Using “Plasticity” to Model a Community’s Need for Health Care Services. (November, 2013). Beavers, L. Post

Rural/Urban Differences in Inpatient Related Costs and Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries

Rural/Urban Differences in Inpatient Related Costs and Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries. (December, 2013). Toth, M., Holmes, G.M., Freeman, V., Pink, G. FB113

NC Rural Health Research Program December 2013 Newsletter

NC Rural Health Research Program December 2013 Newsletter

Implications for Beneficiary Travel Time if Financially-Vulnerable Critical Access Hospitals Close

Implications for Beneficiary Travel Time if Financially-Vulnerable Critical Access Hospitals Close. (December, 2013). Freeman, V., Randolph, R., Pink, G., Holmes, G.M. FB111

Change in Profitability and Financial Distress of Critical Access Hospitals from Loss of Cost-Based Reimbursement

Change in Profitability and Financial Distress of Critical Access Hospitals from Loss of Cost-Based Reimbursement. (December, 2013). Holmes, G.M. and Pink, G. FB112

Location of Critical Access Hospitals (February, 2014)

Location of Critical Access Hospitals.(February, 2014). Cartographic.

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About the Sheps Center

The Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research seeks to improve the health of individuals, families, and populations by understanding the problems, issues and alternatives in the design and delivery of health care services.

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