The Healthcare Review
The Healthcare Review, published prior to August 2004 as the Bristol Review, is published at least semi-annually to update readers on various topics of timely interest in the healthcare field. The following list contains all past titles.Many of the newer titles are viewable through your browser provided that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here to download a free version. Any of these articles can be requested by e-mailing us via the Contact link on the top right of your screen. In your message, please indicate the article number or title.
#45: Critical Reasons for Financial Service Line Analysis
by Neil B. Alexander, August 2005
#44: Mounting Imperative of Service Line Management
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., June 2004
#43: Supply Chain Success
by Neil B. Alexander, February 2004
#42: The ER: The Core Business of the Community Hospital
by Paul T. Breslin, October 2003
#41: For the Healthcare Planner's Toolbox
by Wendy M. Weitzner, CHE, August 2003
#40: Service Line Planning: The Key to Aligning Strategy and Facility Master Planning
by Paul T. Breslin, April 2003
#39: The Most Dangerous Intersection in Town: Supply and Demand in the ER
by Paul T. Breslin, November 2002
#38: Hospitalist Programs and the Law of Unintended Consequences
by Peter Rettig, July 2002
#37: Inpatient Bed Need Planning-Back to the Future?
by Margaret Woodruff, April 2002
#36: Hospital-Physician Partnerships in the New Age of Co-Opetition
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., December 2001
#35: Workforce Worries
by Sharon O'Meara, October, 2001
#34: Have You Checked Your Market Potential Lately?
by Roger Feinstein, July, 2001
#33: Bricks not Clicks
by Peter Rettig, April, 2001
#32: Operational Programming-The Missing Link to More Efficient Facilities
by Margaret Woodruff, January 2001
#31: How Effectively Are You Using Your Current Facilities?
by Jo Ann Grisham, September 2000
#30: Deliver on Your System Integration Promises with Clinical Service Line Plans
by Roger Feinstein, December 1999
#29: Cashing in on Ambulatory Care Market Growth
by Paul T. Breslin, August, 1999
#28: A Framework for Excellence in Board Governance
by Bob McGowan and Vanessa Flint, September 1998.
#27: Scenario Planning: A Tool for Healthcare Organizations?
by Peter Rettig, July 1998.
#26: Why Today's Delivery System Needs Clear Ambulatory Care Strategies
by Paul T. Breslin, October 1997.
#25: Clinical Integration: Are You Ready? Where to Begin?
by Beverly Gorvine and Paul T. Breslin, July 1997.
#24: Clinical Integration: Steps You Must Take to Achieve It
by Beverly Gorvine and Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., March 1997.
#23: What is Clinical Integration and why is it so Important?
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., October 1996.
#22: Worthwhile 'Change Projects' Help Your Organization Manage Change
by Peter F. Rettig, April 1996.
#21: Today & Tomorrow
by Various Authors, January 1996.
#20: Think Positive When Preparing for the 'Joint'
by Margaret Woodruff, November 1995.
#19: A Group Practice Plan Requires Commitment
by Peter F. Rettig, September 1995.
#18: Case Management is Critical to Accurate Cost Management
by Beverly Gorvine, July 1995.
#17: Emergency Medicine: Strategies Under Managed Care
by Roberto Arista, May 1995.
#16: Community Benefits Plan Promotes Good Health and Good Business
by Amy S. MacNulty, August 1994.
#15: Now is the Time for Location-Focused Facility Planning
by Peter F. Rettig, May 1994.
#14: Integrating Your Health Care Delivery System with your Community's Needs
by Paul T. Breslin, March 1994.
#13: The Future Search Conference
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., August 1993.
#12: Are You Ready to Compete?
by Linda J. Clancy, April 1993.
#11: Your Future in Outpatient Care and How to Protect It
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., Dec-92.
#10: Is Electronic Data Interchange in Your Future?
by John Burns, August 1992.
#9: How to Succeed in the Highly Competitive Healthcare Market in Massachusetts
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., June 1992.
#8: The Challenges and Opportunities of Eldercare
by Paul J. Lanzikos, February 1992.
#7: The Bristol Annual Review
by Various Authors, 1992. Sorry, Out of Print!
#6: The Rebirth of the Maternity Service
by Paul T. Breslin, December 1991.
#5: Equipping Your Hospital to Meet the Demand of the 90's
by Margaret Woodruff, October 1991.
#4: Make Your Ambulatory Care Service the Best in Town
by Paul T. Breslin, July 1991.
#3: Masterplanning Should be a Now Priority, Not an Afterthought
by Frank D. Kittredge, Jr, May 1991.
#2: One Key to Your Hospital's Success in the 90's
by Amy MacNulty, March 1991.
#1: A Capital Project Needs Structure to be a Success
by Peter Rettig, January 1991.
