email shareprint
The Business of Government Magazine – The NEW Fall/Winter 2012 Edition

Featured

Each edition of The Business of Government magazine seeks to highlight the latest trends and best practices for improving government effectiveness. We do this by introducing you to the efforts of key government executives, the work of public management practitioners, and the insights of leading academics; and the differing ways they tackle many of the pressing public management issues facing us today.

On the Radio Hour

Seth Diamond
Commissioner
New York City Department of Homeless Services

In the magazine

Getting Big Things Done in Government
Two professional associations, the American Society for Public Administration and the National Academy of Public Administration, have joined to sponsor a...

On the blog

The Business of Government Magazine – The NEW Fall/Winter 2012 Edition
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 - 11:34
Each edition of The Business of Government magazine seeks to highlight the latest trends and best practices for...
View All content in Improving healthcare ( 41-50 of 420)
Sort by:
Streamlined approach and a shift in focus may be a model for national reform
0 comments
719 recommendations
Urban development idea translated to health care
0 comments
1,024 recommendations
Patients with routine problems may be required to pay upfront forcing many to choose at the point of service.
0 comments
786 recommendations
Flexibility from the federal government granted on a case-by-case basis
0 comments
1,044 recommendations
Health Reform may hinge on a supply shift to primary care providers and away from specialists.
0 comments
855 recommendations
A new report from The Bureau of National Affairs paints a vivid picture of the dangerous spillover effects of uninsured individuals on the health system and the economy at large.
0 comments
917 recommendations
State moving forward on infrastructure
0 comments
949 recommendations
Technology versus long term, low intensity treatments in cardiology
0 comments
662 recommendations
The Obama administration is feverishly rolling out good news coming out of the 2010 law.
0 comments
693 recommendations
Lifetime coverage limits do not apply to all, despite appearances
0 comments
683 recommendations
­