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Chapin White "What happens when hospital-based skilled nursing facilities close? A propensity score analysis". Health Services Research. FindArticles.com. 04 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m4149/is_6_40/ai_n16015087/

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Articles in Dec, 2005 issue of Health Services Research

• Role of cognitive testing in the development of the CAHPS® Hospital Survey
  by Roger E. Levine
• Equivalence of mail and telephone responses to the CAHPS® hospital survey
  by Han de Vries
• Methods used to streamline the CAHPS® Hospital Survey
  by San Keller
• Racial disparities in care: looking beyond the clinical encounter
  by Mary L. Fennell
• An episode-based framework for analyzing health care expenditures: an application of reward renewal models
  by E. Michael Foster
• Out-of-pocket financial burden for low-income families with children: socioeconomic disparities and effects of insurance
  by Alison A. Galbraith
• Commentary—improving diabetes care by combating clinical inertia
  by Patrick J. O'Connor
• Academy health update
• Review of the literature on survey instruments used to collect data on hospital patients' perceptions of care
  by Nicholas G. Castle
• What do consumers want to know about the quality of care in hospitals?
  by Shoshanna Sofaer
• Assessing quality of diabetes care by measuring longitudinal changes in hemoglobin A1c in the Veterans Health Administration
  by Wes Thompson
• Development and evaluation of the CAHPS® hospital survey
  by Charles Darby
• What happens when hospital-based skilled nursing facilities close? A propensity score analysis
  by Chapin White
• Does the impact of managed care on substance abuse treatment services vary by provider profit status?
  by Todd A. Olmstead
• The geographic distribution of physicians revisited
  by Meredith B. Rosenthal
• Exploratory factor analyses of the CAHPS® Hospital pilot survey responses across and within medical, Surgical, and obstetric services
  by A. James O'Malley