American Medical News 1983 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
All-out attack launched on infant mortality in Washington, D.C. | Health | Phyllis Gapen |
American Medical News at 25: looking back, ahead. | Health | Carol Brierly Golin |
Arizona Medicaid plan troubled in debut year. | Health | Richard Lewis |
Conference explores how to deal with cocaine. | Health | Sari Staver |
Congress ponders Medicare fee freeze. | Health | |
Consumers concerned about Rx drug ads. | Health | Lisa Krieger |
Court rules against abortion curbs. | Health | |
'Doom and gloom': economist predicts decade of hospital closings and MD income erosion. | Health | James Stacey |
FTC compromise clears Senate panel. | Health | |
Harvard turns down hospital sale. | Health | Mark Rust |
Intensive care units: they save lives, but physicians argue whether their high cost justifies use. | Health | Phyllis Gapen |
JCAH medical staff standards approved. (Joint Commission on Accreditiation of Hospitals) | Health | |
Judge refuses to halt Medicare pay rules in pathologists' suit. | Health | |
Many states considering cuts in spending for health care. | Health | Christine A. Hinz, Doug Lefton, Steve Carrell, Jean Shaw |
MD-owned liability firms face competition. | Health | |
MDs conduct ICU rounds using home computers. (intensive care unit) | Health | Milt Golin |
MDs face unprecedented murder charge. (Robert J. Nejdl, Neil L. Barber) | Health | Doug Lefton, Dennis L. Breio, Mark E. Rust |
MDs urged to safeguard care quality under DRGs. | Health | |
New California PPOs producing tumult among physicians. (preferred provider organizations) | Health | Sari Staver |
New devices aid CP patients. (cerebral palsy) | Health | Karen Sandrick |
Pathologists' suit challenges Medicare reimbursement rules. | Health | |
PRO regulations proposed. (professional review organization) | Health | Sharon Mcllrath |
Quality of care questioned: bidding principles for PROs hit. | Health | |
Stiff drug tests set for 1984 Olympics. | Health | Wally Tokarz |
Study finds Army health care system is shaping up. | Health | Neil Roland |
Subcommittee acts on FTC jurisdiction over professions. (Energy and Commerce Subcommittee) | Health | |
'Test-tube' baby clinics on rise. (legal, ethical questions linger) | Health | Jean Shaw |
Transplant successes stir debate on coverage. | Health | Mark Rust |
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