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Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- Untitled -- Introduction -- Untitled -- Chapter 1: Shifting the Dynamics of Data Use -- Chapter 2: Creating the Culture and Structures of Data Use -- Chapter 3: Using Student Achievement Data -- Chapter 4: Using Nonacademic Student Data -- Chapter 5: Using Staff Data -- Chapter 6: Using Parent/Community Data -- Chapter 7: Using Data for School Improvement -- Chapter 8: Using Data in Classrooms and Teacher Teams -- Chapter 9: Supporting Data Use From the District Level -- Chapter 10: Diagnosing Your Data Dynamics -- Appendix -- References and Resources -- Index.

A rare insider's perspective on baseball's great barnstorming age. The Indianapolis Clowns were a black touring baseball team that featured an entertaining mix of comedy, showmanship, and skill. Sometimes referred to as the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball-though many of the Globetrotters' routines were borrowed directly from the Clowns-they captured the affection of Americans of all ethnicities and classes. Alan Pollock's father, Syd, owned the Clowns, as well as a series of black barnstorming teams that crisscrossed the country from the late 1920s until the mid-1960s. They played every

"A must-read for geriatric health care team development... An essential, extremely useful addition to the bookshelf of anyone whose clinical practice or career focus is in geriatrics." -- Journal of Interprofessional Care "A wonderful addition to the libraries of both educators and clinicians. Its up-to-date examples of the complex issues involved in providing ethical geriatric care present thought-provoking educational material as well as guidance in providing interdisciplinary healthcare." -- Doody's 3-Star Review "A very readable book on ways in which interdisciplinary teams can interact efficiently... I strongly recommend this book." -- Health Progress.

Portz's wife attests to the loss of his team and both hands in the 1873 blizzard, and the family's destitute circumstances.

Mowrin attests to Portz's loss of his team and both of his arms in the 1873 blizzard, and his current destitution.

FrontMatter -- Preface -- Acknowledgment of Reviewers -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- PART I CONSENSUS REPORT -- 1 A New Partnership between Systems Engineering and Health Care -- 2 A Framework for a Systems Approach to Health Care Delivery -- 3 The Tools of Systems Engineering -- 4 Information and Communications Systems: The Backbone of the Health Care Delivery System -- 5 A Strategy to Accelerate Change -- PART II WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS -- Framing the Health Care Challenge -- Crossing the Quality Chasm --Janet Corrigan -- Bridging the Quality Chasm--David Lawrence -- Envisioning the Future--Jeff Goldsmith -- Improving Health and Health Care--Lewis G. Sandy -- Engineering and the Health Care System--Richard J. Coffey -- Engineering and the Health Care Organization--Vinod K. Sahney -- Equipping the Patient and the Care Team -- Evidence-Based Medicine--Brian Haynes -- The Context of Care and the Patient Care Team: The Safety Attitudes Questionnaire--J. Bryan Sexton and Eric J. Thomas and Peter Pronovost -- Engineering the Patient and Family into the Patient Care Team--David Gustafson -- Connecting Patients, Providers, and Payers--John D. Halamka -- New Paradigms for Working and Learning--Richard Bohmer -- Designing Caregiver- and Patient-Centered Health Care Systems--H. Kent Bowen -- Engineering Tools and Procedures for Meeting the Challenges -- Systems Engineering: Opportunities for Health Care--Jennifer K. Ryan -- Supply-Chain Management and Health Care Delivery: Pursuing a System-Level Understanding--Reha Uzsoy -- The Human Factor in Health Care Systems Design--Kim J. Vicente -- Changing Health Care Delivery Enterprises--Seth Bonder -- Transforming Current Hospital Design: Engineering Concepts Applied to the Patient Care Team and Hospital Design--Ann Hendrich.

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