J Shinogle
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Salerno D, Taylor T, Shinogle J, Schulz R
Occup Environ Med
. 2002 Oct;
59(10):664-70.
PMID: 12356925
In order to identify functional status measures for epidemiological studies among workers with mild to moderate disorders of the neck and upper extremity, a literature search was conducted for the...
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Salkever D, Goldman H, Purushothaman M, Shinogle J
Milbank Q
. 2000 Jun;
78(1):79-113, iii.
PMID: 10834082
Mental disorders account for a large share of claims and benefit costs in both private and public long-term-disability (LTD) insurance programs. This is the first empirical study to explore factors...
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Salkever D, Shinogle J, Goldman H
Psychiatr Serv
. 1999 Nov;
50(12):1631-3.
PMID: 10577886
Mental health services experts suggest that managed care diminishes the need for arbitrary benefit limits and consumer cost-sharing. Data from 577 health plans were used to test the hypotheses that...
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Christensen S, Shinogle J
Health Care Financ Rev
. 1998 Mar;
19(1):5-17.
PMID: 10180002
This article estimates the extent to which private insurance supplements affect use of services by Medicare enrollees. Three types of supplements to Medicare's coverage are examined--Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), medigap...
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Christensen S, Shinogle J
Health Care Financ Rev
. 1997 Jan;
19(2):suppl 5-17; following 218.
PMID: 10345398
This article estimates the extent to which private insurance supplements affect use of services by Medicare enrollees. Three types of supplements to Medicare's coverage are examined--Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), medigap...