J E Neigh

Publications (4)1.15 Total impact

• Article: Coping with the Interim Payment System: practical notes from the front lines.

  J E Neigh, T M Forster
  Caring: National Association for Home Care magazine 03/1998; 17(2):22-6.
• Article: Surviving and keeping the heart in hospice--not mutually exclusive.

  J E Neigh
  Caring: National Association for Home Care magazine 12/1995; 14(11):12-4, 16-8.
• Article: Hospice. An essential and growing part of the continuum of care.

  J E Neigh
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  ABSTRACT: When hospice was first introduced to America more than 25 years ago, terminal illness was a forbidden subject. Today, there are more than 1,700 hospices in this country; the largest growth in recent years has occurred in home health agency- and hospital-based hospices. There will be an even greater reliance on hospice services in the near future as the baby boomers and their parents confront their mortality.
  Caring: National Association for Home Care magazine 12/1990; 9(11):4-5, 7-8, 10-3.
• Article: How hospices finally got a rate increase: odyssey of the 1989 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.

  J E Neigh
  American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine 7(2):14-9. · 1.15 Impact Factor