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201. VITAL REISSUES.

Author

Paoletta, Michael, Bambarger, Bradley, Bessman, Jim, Boorstyn, Andrew, Diliberto, John, Ely, Gordon, Flick, Larry, Garrity, Brian, Graybow, Steve, Hall, Rashuan, Hoffman, Wayne, Mitchell, Gail, Price, Deborah Evans, Roseberry, Craig, van Vleck, Philip, Waddell, Ray, and Walsh, Christopher

Subjects
FOGERTY, John, CENTERFIELD (Music), EYE of the Zombie (Music)
Abstract

Reviews two music recordings by John Fogerty. 'Centerfield,'; 'Eye of the Zombie.'

Published
2001

202. SPOTLIGHT.

Author

Bambarger, Bradley, Bessman, Jim, Boorstyn, Andrew, Diliberto, John, Ely, Gordon, Flick, Larry, Garrity, Brian, Graybow, Steve, Hall, Rashuan, Hoffman, Wayne, Mitchell, Gail, Price, Deborah Evans, Roseberry, Craig, van Vleck, Philip, Waddell, Ray, and Walsh, Christopher

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Reviews the music recording 'Dilate,' by Bardo Bond.

Published
2001

203. SPOTLIGHT.

Author

Paoletta, Michael, Bambarger, Bradley, Bessman, Jim, Boorstyn, Andrew, Diliberto, John, Ely, Gordon, Flick, Larry, Garrity, Brian, Graybow, Steve, Hall, Rashuan, Hoffman, Wayne, Mitchell, Gail, Price, Deborah Evans, Roseberry, Craig, van Vleck, Philip, Waddell, Ray, and Walsh, Christopher

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Reviews the music recording 'Lions,' by The Black Crowes.

Published
2001

204. ALBUMS: POP.

Author

Paoletta, Michael, Bambarger, Bradley, Bessman, Jim, Boorstyn, Andrew, Diliberto, John, Ely, Gordon, Flick, Larry, Garrity, Brian, Graybow, Steve, Hall, Rashuan, Hoffman, Wayne, Mitchell, Gail, Price, Deborah Evans, Roseberry, Craig, van Vleck, Philip, Waddell, Ray, and Walsh, Christopher

Subjects
MUSICALS, MUSICIANS
Abstract

Reviews the original Broadway cast recording of the musical 'The Producers,' produced by Hugh Fordin.

Published
2001

205. ALBUMS: POP.

Author

Bambarger, Bradley, Bessman, Jim, Boorstyn, Andrew, Diliberto, John, Ely, Gordon, Flick, Larry, Garrity, Brian, Graybow, Steve, Hall, Rashuan, Hoffman, Wayne, Mitchell, Gail, Price, Deborah Evans, Roseberry, Craig, van Vleck, Philip, Waddell, Ray, and Walsh, Christopher

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Reviews the music recording 'New Points New Lines,' by Toulouse.

Published
2001

206. Some Of The Best Shows In Recent Years Never Hit The Great White Way.

Author

Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*MUSICIANS
Abstract

Reviews the cast albums of several stage musicals. 'Songs for a New World,' composed by Jason Robert Brown; 'Floyd Collins,' composed by Adam Guettel; 'Violet,' music by Jeanine Tesori, lyrics by Brian Crawley; 'A New Brain,' composed by William Finn; 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch,' composed by Stephen Trask; 'The Wild Party,' composed by Andrew Lippa.

Published
2001

207. You're A Good Woman, Kristin Chenoweth.

Author

Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*COMPOSERS, *ENTERTAINERS
Abstract

Focuses on the efforts of Tony award-winning performer Kristin Chenoweth to promote new composers. The singer's work with composer Andrew Lippa; Roles the classically trained Chenoweth has played in productions including 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown,' 'Epic Proportions,' and 'On a Clear Day You Can See Forever'; Chenoweth's comments regarding modern songwriting; Mention of Chenoweth's album, 'Let Yourself Go,' and her sitcom 'Kristin,' both of which are set to debut in May, 2001.

Published
2001

208. ON STAGE.

Author

Paoletta, Michael and Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*COMPOSERS, *MUSICALS
Abstract

Reviews the musical 'A Class Act,' performed at the Ambassador Theatre in New York. Basis of the play on the book by Linda Kline and Lonny Price about composer Ed Kleban; Lonny Price as director and actor in the play which also stars Nancy Anderson and David Hibbard.

Published
2001

209. ON STAGE.

Author

Taylor, Chuck and Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*MUSICALS, *THEATERS
Abstract

Reviews the Broadway musical 'Jane Eyre,' with music and lyrics by Paul Gordon and directed by John Caird and Scott Schwartz at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre in New York City.

Published
2001

210. ON STAGE.

Author

Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*MUSICALS, *PERFORMING arts reviews, *BROADWAY theatrical productions
Abstract

Reviews the musical 'Seussical,' playing on Broadway in New York City as of December 23, 2000. Problems during the preparations for the musical, including the loss of a director, costume designer, and set designer; Opinion that the writers tried to cram in references to too many Dr. Seuss books; View that the musical fails to capture the spirit in the Seuss books.

Published
2000

211. IN PRINT.

Author

Paoletta, Michael and Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*MUSICAL theater
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Song and Dance: The Musicals of Broadway,' by Ted Sennett and Andrew G. Hager.

Published
2001

212. IN PRINT.

Author

Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
*DISCO music, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Hot Stuff: A Brief History of Disco,' by John-Manuel Andriote.

Published
2001

213. Sex in secret.

Author

Hoffman, Wayne

Subjects
HARD to Imagine (Book)
Abstract

Reviews the book, `Hard to Imagine: Gay Male Eroticism in Photography and Film from Their Beginnings to Stonewall,' by Thomas Waugh.

Published
1997

215. As U.S. Mourns Attack, Entertainment Industry Unites.

Author

Morris, Chris, Walsh, Christopher, Bambarger, Bradley, Orshoski, Wes, Bessman, Jim, Hoffman, Wayne, Holland, Bill, Waddell, Ray, Stark, Phyllis, Price, Deborah Evans, Cobo, Leila, Mitchell, Gail, Newman, Melinda, White, Timothy, Conniff, Tamara, and Morell, John

Subjects
*SOUND recording industry, *SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *SOUND recording executives & producers, *DEATH
Abstract

Reports on the impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack against the United States on the sound recording industry. Death of sound recording executives in the attacks; Charitable contributions made by music companies following the attacks, including Bertelsmann and Sony Corp.; Halt in normal operations which resulted; Cancellation of events in New York City and elsewhere; Response of radio broadcasters.

Published
2001

216. Comparison of 2 systems for clinical practice profiling in diabetic care: medical records versus claims and administrative data.

Author

Maclean JR, Fick DM, Hoffman WK, King CT, Lough ER, and Waller JL

Subjects
Academic Medical Centers organization & administration, Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Diabetes Mellitus blood, Disease Management, Female, Glycated Hemoglobin analysis, Health Maintenance Organizations organization & administration, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Southeastern United States, Diabetes Mellitus therapy, Insurance Claim Review, Medical Audit methods, Medical Records, Practice Patterns, Physicians'
Abstract

Objectives: To (1) describe the rate of glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) testing and control in a primary care clinic at an academic medical center; (2) compare academic medical center and health maintenance organization (HMO) data for a subgroup of the same patients; and (3) discuss the challenges to accurate clinical practice profiling., Study Design: Retrospective analysis of medical records and claims and administrative data., Patients and Methods: We reviewed the medical records of 300 patients with diabetes mellitus from the Primary Care practice at an academic medical center (AMC). The HMO and AMC were in the southeastern United States. The study adhered to the National Committee for Quality Assurance's Health Plan Employer Data and Information Set 3.0 (1998) guidelines for collection of the numerator and denominator data., Results: Overall, 275 (91.7%) of 300 patients underwent a documented HbA1c test (range, 77.8%-98.0% across the 5 Primary Care Associates clinic physicians). Of these 275 patients, 206 (74.9%; range, 52.4%-84.7%) were under "good control" (defined by the National Committee for Quality Assurance as an HbA1c level of < or = 9.5%). The mean (SD) HbA1c level was 8.45% (1.98%). Data from the HMO documented a rate of HbA1c testing of 36.3% (45/124) compared with 92.7% (115/124) based on case note review at the academic medical center., Conclusions: Current administrative and claims-based information systems have inherent weaknesses if used for performance measurement. Reliance solely on medical record review is time and cost prohibitive. To ensure complete reporting of mandated "quality measures" will necessitate the tracking of data across different healthcare systems.

Published
2002

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