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![]() Glossary of Managed Care Terminology ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Providing links to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease this US government site contains patient inf ormation documents on diabetes, digestive diseases, endocrine disorder, kidney disorders and urologic disorders, as well as links to other information sources. ![]() A continuously updated medical multimedia database includes its multimedia Health Books (patient instructional material s) on such Organ Systems as: Breast, Cardiovascular, Endocrine/Metabolic, Gastrointestinal and Immunologic and such Departments as Anaesthesia, College of Dentistry, Dermatology and Family Practice. ![]() a serious science of Medicine site points to the most complete technical medical resource sites on the net. The emphas is is on advanced Medical Knowledge databases. Covers pharmacy, medicine, genetics, medical technology but not much general health info. If you ever wanted to see all the genome databases or the brain slice sites - this is the place. ![]() The site is home to the RuralNet Rural Health Gopher Server and Rural Health WWW. Featured at the site is The Interactive Pati ent, MUSOM Postings, Physician Recruitment and Placement, West Virginia Vital Statistics 1993, Publications, Facts and Figures on Higher Education, and links to Other WWW of Interest. ![]() A page from the National Center for Health Statistics. leads to some free on-line data, including press releases and other documents. Also leads to information on materials that are available electronically or in print for a fee. Some free detailed downloadable files are in Acrobat .PDF format and a reader is needed. ![]() ![]() The National Library of Medicine's History of Medicine Division is a searchable database of nearly 60,000 images f rom its prints and photographs collection. ![]() - Searchable database of 4000 brand name entries. Fuzzy logic searching allows access when exact spelling in unknown. Search by Nam e, brand name, therapeutic action. ![]() The Electronic Policy Network (EPN) has started a new World Wide Web page "Health Policy," edited by Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Starr. The Health Policy page carries the full text of articles and reports on such issues as health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, managed care, the future of hospitals and medical practice, public health, bioethics, and new technology. Many of the items com e from leading research and advocacy organizations as well as academic analysts. Edition 1.0 focuses on the current battles over Medicare and Medicaid, privatization of public hospitals, post mortems on the defeat of health care reform, the managed care revolution, and the politics of tobacco. In a news release, among listed members of the EPN are the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, the Economic Policy Institute, the Twentieth Century Fund, Families USA, and the Russell Sage Foundation. The EPN is managed by Richard Rath. ![]() contains addresses for newsgroups, mailing lists, gophers, and FAQs, and it offers links to research archives, MS organizations, other MS web pages including CSHSD (Centre for the Study of Health, Sickness and Disablement), and research institutes around the world. Also available, links to info on software for the disabled. ![]() Comprehensive mental health resources from Mental Health Advice to Forensic Details In addition to indexes on topics including Attention Deficit Disorder, Music Therapy, Counseling, Policy, Depression, and Psychology, also available are links to web pages that allow you to submit or review questions posed to licensed professional therapists, examine crisis, grief, and healing, mental health information and resources, for ensic Psychiatry, and more. Also available - directory and database of mental health information, an encyclopedia describing mental illnesses, treatment, medications, and research, layperson's guide to psychotherapeutic drugs - an Introduction to common medications used in therap y, and more. ![]() Online catalogues, guides and search engines for health and medicine related resources on Internet: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() As for neurological disorders, the Web is a particularly popular place since it can display magnetic resonance and computed tomography images of neurological anatomy: ![]() the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa-Carleton ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |