In the new millennium, the delivery of medical care will be different from today. As we begin the next thousand years of the human journey, changes in the way medical care is provided will reflect broader changes in the social, economic and political fabric of society as a whole. There are three particularly important themes that will shape how we provide care in the future.

Complementary Therapies↗

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Keeping your eye on the ball.

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Community Health Planning↗

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It's bigger than the both of us.

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Age Factors↗

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Telecommunications: the big view.

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Hospitals↗

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Recapturing the joy in health care.

Competition, consumerism, advancing technology and changes in public policy are transforming the nation's health care system. Federal and state governments have imposed forms of price controls to stem rising costs, and private sector insurance companies and health plans have introduced managed care (translated managed cost) initiatives for the same reason.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗

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Trustees as guardians of the future.

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Community-Institutional Relations↗

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Recapturing the joy in health care. Changes in the way medicine is practiced have left many physicians unhappy with their choice in careers, but doctors must lead the way if they are to find professional satisfaction.

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Career Choice↗

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Strategic financial management.

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Accounting↗