Biomedical subjects
R Haugh
Publications and source records attributed to R Haugh.
Consolidation. Trauma trouble.
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Off target.
Leave it to the market. It's our collective corrective, the American way of problem-solving. So it's no surprise that we looked to the market to stop runaway health care costs. For awhile, it seemed to work. Medicare HMOs, physician practice management, risk contracting, and other innovations boomed. Then came the setbacks, exposing health care's complexities and contradictions--and reminding us that nothing escapes market discipline.
Staffing. Docs on demand.
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Treatment. The fix for a fixation.
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Out there care. There's strength in strange: Lifeguard, the HMO that doesn't act like one, boasts top ratings from consumers, fat profits, and zero debt.
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Discount fallout. Hammered & nailed.
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Extractions. Chop, chop.
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Y2K ready. Supply grab?
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Deselected! A California case could forever change how HMOs and others hire and fire doctors.
Deselection--a bit of health insurance parlance capable of giving doctors a case of the shivers--may never be the same. An obscure California lawsuit, barely known outside legal circles, threatens to change the way physicians are hired and fired from provider panels. And that's making HMOs and others nervous.
Medical foods? Label loophole.
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ER diverts. Going nowhere fast.
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The ratings slide. Are we headed for a capital crisis?
On hospital credit ratings, the news is tough and tougher--what many industry watchers call a capital crisis in the making. Rating agencies contend the situation has been building for years, even while hospital margins reached historic highs as recently as 1997. "Then everything fell apart at the seams," says one bond rating pro.
Reuse pow-wow resolves little.
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OR planning. Suite success.
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Trauma staff. Working wounded.
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Coram sets off a setback. Aetna lawsuit and other woes could cause comeback to go kaboom.
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