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books by James Barr

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5 reviews
James Barr

Alyson Books, 1991

A classic gay novel about self-acceptance
In the summer of 1946, just after the end of WWII, Philip Froelich heads from Oregon to Amphib Island in Seattle to undergo the proceedings for a General Court Martial. Missing the bus, he manages a ride with another officer, an older, handsome gentleman who has been watching him at the bus station. Philip relaxes a bit too much along the drive and wakens to find himself cradled against the ...

Clinical Observations On Affections Of The Digestive Organs And Of The Skin: Cases With Commentaries (1875)
Charles James Barr Meadows

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2008

The Confederate Debt And Private Southern Debts (1884)
James Barr Roberston

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2008

Medical Home Compilation: Profiles on Pilots and Projects
Dr. James Barr, Dawn Bazarko, ...

Healthcare Intelligence Network, 2008

The Medical Home Compilation is a comprehensive three-volume set illustrating how medical home projects and pilots are being used to improve primary care access and use. You'll get case studies on programs from APS Healthcare, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Community Care of North Carolina, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, the Pennsylvania Medicaid Access Program and United Healthcare. Vol. I: The Medical Home: Pathway to ...

Setting the Desert on Fire: T. E. Lawrence and Britain's Secret War in Arabia, 1916-1918

6 reviews
James Barr

W. W. Norton, 2008

perfidia
There's a great old song from 70 years ago called "Perfidia", and the title and lyrics seem quite appropriate to this fine new historical work. The war in Arabia conjurs up all kind of heroic and romantic visions, almost all centering on T.E. Lawrence. WW I was, for the most part, a hell of trench warfare and attrition. The individual counted for little here, and the death toll was huge. ...

Case Studies from Diabetes Medical Home Pilots: Key Processes, Tools, Metrics and Outcomes
James Barr, MD, ...

Healthcare Intelligence Network, 2008

As the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) model moves from blueprint to implementation, there is some debate over its ability to deliver quality care and coordination while reducing healthcare cost and utilization. Overburdened physicians are also unsure how to meet the PCMH's time and technology demands under current reimbursement formulas. While the conversation continues, results from recently completed medical home pilots show promise for ...