P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 66, Issue 2, 2005March 01, 2005 EDT
North Carolina State Government and the Healthcare Safety Net: Building the Nation’s Most Extensive Network of Rural Health Centers
North Carolina State Government and the Healthcare Safety Net: Building the Nation’s Most Extensive Network of Rural Health Centers
Articles in Vol. 66, Issue 2, 2005
Vol. 66, Issue 2, 2005
- Patient Safety: Rejecting the Status QuoArthur A. Levin
- Improving Diabetes Care among Low-Income North Carolinians: Project IDEALRonny A. BellFabian CamachoVanessa T. Duren-WinfieldDenise E. BondsRoger T. AndersonJoseph C. KonenDavid C. Goff
- Accommodating a New Medical Profession: The History of Physician Assistant Regulatory Legislation in North CarolinaE. Harvey EstesReginald D. Carter
- Introduction: Policy Forum: The North Carolina Healthcare Safety NetGordon H. DeFrieseKristie Weisner Thompson
- Open LetterMichael F. Easley
- The North Carolina Healthcare Safety Net, 2005: Fragments of a Lifeline Serving the UninsuredPam SilbermanCarmen Hooker OdomSherwood SmithKristen L. DubayKristie Weisner Thompson
- Federally Qualified Health Centers: Providing Healthcare to North Carolina’s Communities in Medical NeedSonya J. Bruton
- North Carolina State Government and the Healthcare Safety Net: Building the Nation’s Most Extensive Network of Rural Health CentersTorlen L. WadeAndrea D. Radford
- Free Clinics in North Carolina: A Network of Compassion, Volunteerism, and Quality Care for Those without Healthcare OptionsOlivia FlemingJohn Mills
- Local Physicians Caring for Their Communities: An Innovative Model to Meeting the Needs of the UninsuredGillian K. BakerAlan T. McKenziePaul B. Harrison
- The Hospital Emergency Department: An Anchor for the Community’s Healthcare Safety NetJeffrey S. Spade
- Our Healthcare System Is FailingJ. Douglas Yarbrough
- Public Health Departments: The Under-funded Provider of Last ResortGeorge F. BondWanda L. Sandelé
- Pharmaceutical Companies Meet the Needs of the Poor and Uninsured: An Important Element in the Healthcare Safety NetJ. Andrew Hartsfield
- Free Prescriptions? Yes, There is a Way!Margaret P. Elliott
- Integrating Multiple Service Providers in Service to the Poor and Uninsured: The Critical Conditions for Effective CollaborationThomas G. Irons
- Rising Student Health Needs Require a School Safety NetLeah M. DevlinMarilyn K. Asay
- AHEC Teaching Clinics in Service to the UninsuredThomas J. Bacon
- Who is at Risk of Losing Safety Net Healthcare?Adam G. Searing
- Take Note: Book Review: Scientific Publications by Walter Kempner, MD: Volume II. Radical Dietary Treatment of Vascular and Metabolic Disorders. Edited by Barbara Newborg, MD. Gravity Press, Durham, NC, 2004. 557 pages.E. Harvey Estes
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Healthcare Professionals About Current Topics in Health StatisticsPaul A. Buescher
- New Directions in End-of-Life and Palliative CareElizabeth Dreesen
Wade, Torlen L., and Andrea D. Radford. 2005. “North Carolina State Government and the Healthcare Safety Net: Building the Nation’s Most Extensive Network of Rural Health Centers.” North Carolina Medical Journal 66 (2): 125–26. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.66.2.125.