Prescribing a cure. Texas lawmakers look to reduce prescription drug spending.
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Biomedical subjects
K Ortolon
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Focusing on the border.
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Delivery of Health Care↗
Antitrust defense.
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American Medical Association↗
Back to the border.
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Delivery of Health Care↗
Taking the last train.
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Family Practice↗
Prescription for cooperation.
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Burnout, Professional↗
Managed care on the campaign trail.
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Health Care Reform↗
The "Texas bill".
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Employee Retirement Income Security Act↗
Town versus gown, the sequel.
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Academic Medical Centers↗
Choice versus efficiency. OB/Gyn access bill raises questions about patient freedom.
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Female↗
Tough act to follow.
In 1997, Texas lawmakers overwhelmingly enacted one of the most sweeping packages of managed care reforms in the country. In fact, those reforms put Texas at the forefront of the patient protection debate with the first-in-the-nation law holding managed care plans liable for their negligent medical-necessity decisions and establishing an independent review process that allows patients to quickly appeal when their managed care organizations deny needed care.
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