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PubMed1993

Ready to operate.

Clinton's plan would cover everyone. Here's how it would work and what it will cost you.

Data Collection↗
PubMed1993

The Clinton solution.

Twelve days before Bill Clinton was to address Congress and the nation, the leaked disclosure of his plan for health-care reform ignited the debate about the issue that will define his presidency. Newsweek assesses the president's plan--and looks at what it will mean for you.

Health Care Costs↗
PubMed1994

Who is responsible?

Increasingly, life-and-death medical decisions are being made by executives and other nonphysicians whose primary responsibility in their institution is for the bottom line. Mr. Hage reminds us that along with that decision-making power comes responsibility for the lives of those affected.

Administrative Personnel↗
PubMed1994

No long-term solutions in current health care reform proposals.

As this article goes to press, it is nearly impossible to predict what sort of health reform plan will ultimately be passed, if any, and whether any form of long-term care coverage will be included. The need for such coverage will not, however, diminish with the close of the current congressional session and is likely to be a topic of debate for some time. The entire process of health reform legislation has been one of paring down initial hopes and expectations, and it may take many more years, until an even larger segment of our population is aged, before log-term care coverage becomes politically and fiscally desirable enough to withstand the political process.

Cost Control↗
PubMed1995

Legal issues affecting IPA formation.

Independent practice associations (IPAs) and similar organizations are forming more rapidly as the healthcare industry evolves. The formation of IPAs, however, raises a number of legal issues that must be addressed and resolved, issues related to licensure and choice of entity, antitrust, self-referral, insurance regulations, and liability.

Antitrust Laws↗