A comprehensive curriculum of practical methods for long-term care adm inistration. Includes essential forecasting tools compiled and develop ed by more than 40 leaders in long-term care. Each chapter is followed by case studies, questions, and exercises.
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Seth B. Goldsmith is Professor Emeritus of Health Policy and Management at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.' Dr. Goldsmith's 32-year academic career has also included appointments at Tulane University and Columbia University where he was Director of the Graduate Program in Health Services Administration.' In addition to his teaching in areas of health administration and health law, Dr. Goldsmith has been an active consultant to numerous organizations and governmental agencies.' He is the author and editor of 14 other books and more than 50 professional articles.' He was the editor of the Journal of Ambulatory Care for 14 years and is presently Editor Emeritus.Dr. Goldsmith is a member of the Board of Extendicare, one of the leading long-term health care providers in North America.' On the Extendicare Board he serves as chair of the Quality/Standards Committee and a member of the Governance Committee.' From 1996 through December 1998 he served as CEO of the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital in Miami, Florida.' He has also practiced law with Bowditch'and Dewey in Worcester, Massachusetts.' He has also served on voluntary boards and is the recipient of various awards for his work and community service.
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