Who really likes HMOs?
The growth of HMOs has been slow, mainly because of a lack of acceptance by doctors and patients. Thus, the "swing" toward HMOs is likely to continue to proceed at a stately pace.
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The growth of HMOs has been slow, mainly because of a lack of acceptance by doctors and patients. Thus, the "swing" toward HMOs is likely to continue to proceed at a stately pace.
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Many hospitals today regard motivating people to take better care of themselves, and teaching them how, to be as much a part of their mission as repairing the damage when they don't.
Every year around this time, health care oracles ask the same questions about national health insurance: Will we get it? What kind? How much? When? We already have NHI, the author says. The question now is whether or not we should have more.
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If health care professionals and legislators work cooperatively to set goals and criteria, it may be possible to resolve the confusion about regulations.
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Changes in the professional, social, and political environment have influenced the scope of trustees' decision-making authority and are making it necessary for boards to assert the authority they have always had but have rarely used. Centers of decision-making control have been shifting in all areas of governance responsibility--medicine, money, management, planning, and public policy.