American Medical News 1992 Janice Somerville - Abstracts

American Medical News 1992 Janice Somerville
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AMA, AHA face tough issues in seeking reform truce. (American Medical Association, American Hospital Association; includes related article)HealthJanice Somerville, Harris Meyer
Asking voters about abortion. (includes summary of Proposition 110, Arizona's anti-abortion initiative)HealthJanice Somerville
Association taking its health reform agenda to states. (American Medical Association)HealthJanice Somerville
California reform fight: managed competition vies with CMA plan. (California Medical Association)HealthJanice Somerville
ERISA seen hampering states' efforts on health reform. (Employee Retirement Income Security Act)HealthJanice Somerville
Health plan for unemployed is broadened. (in Massachusetts)HealthJanice Somerville
Heritage Foundation says its reform proposal saves. (Consumer Choice Health Plan)HealthJanice Somerville
Kentucky physicians fight 2% health provider tax. (includes related article on proposed plan)HealthJanice Somerville
Medicaid spending of $75 billion devouring more of state budgets. (National Conference of State Legislatures report)HealthJanice Somerville
Mental health care cost crunch; critics worry cash drives inpatient care; clinicians caught in middle.HealthJanice Somerville
Minn. doctors oppose attempt at provider tax. (includes related article on ethics of asking patients to sign petitions)HealthJanice Somerville
Minn. reform becomes the one to watch. (health reform)HealthJanice Somerville
N.J. ruling exempts many from hospital charity fund tax.HealthJanice Somerville
No one wins under all health reform proposals. (report by Employee Benefits Research Institute)HealthJanice Somerville
N.Y. bill prohibits risk-based insurance coverage.HealthJanice Somerville
Ohio reform proposal would give Medicaid to private insurers.HealthJanice Somerville
Patients demand answers from health leaders at televised forum. (health care reform legislation the issue on 'Nightline')HealthJanice Somerville
Poor's health services lost in state's budget battles. (National Association of State Budget Officers survey)HealthJanice Somerville
Public surveys draw opposite results on health reform. (Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association; Pepper Foundation)HealthJanice Somerville
Reform report: proposals given, public concerns aired about health care overhaul.HealthJanice Somerville
Speaker: long-term care should top health reform agenda. (Paul Willging addresses the annual meeting of the National Conference of State Legislators)HealthJanice Somerville
States asking voters to decide range of issues.HealthJanice Somerville
States call for subsidized insurance for working poor.HealthJanice Somerville
States look at provider taxes to boost Medicaid funds.HealthJanice Somerville
States preparing to grapple with abortion restrictions. (aftermath of Planned Parenthood v. Casey)HealthJanice Somerville
States wrestling with problems of access, cost. (health care reform)HealthJanice Somerville
Survey: many Maine doctors back single-payer system. (Physicians for a National Health Program survey)HealthJanice Somerville
Vermont doctors to negotiate expenditure targets.HealthJanice Somerville
Views at odds on health care reform plans. (American Medical Association survey results)HealthJanice Somerville
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