American Medical News 1993 Bill Clements - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
American Medical News 1993 Bill Clements
Blues plans gird for compensation onslaught with mergers. (state Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans merge to compete with regional networks)	Health	Bill Clements
Buying smart: you'll have to invest in new technology to stay competitive. (tips for physicians)	Health	Bill Clements
D.C. Blues probe raises specter of federal oversight. (Senate investigates Blue Cross and Blue Shield of the National Capital Area)(includes related article on standards)	Health	Bill Clements
Doctors in the field uneasy over Mrs. Clinton's role. (Hillary Rodham Clinton, head of health care reform project)	Health	Bill Clements
Foundation model: best for both worlds: successful example shows one method of vertical integration.	Health	Bill Clements
From club to corporation. (formal governance can facilitate strong leadership for medical practices)(includes related article on small practices)	Health	Bill Clements
HMO growth picks up; U.S. enrollment nears 15%. (health maintenance organization)	Health	Bill Clements
One doctor's story. (Medicare payment reform; includes related article)	Health	Bill Clements
Physicians, hospitals unite to meet reform head-on. (hospitals introduce physician practice pattern analysis)(Vertical Integration)	Health	Bill Clements
Practice Magic: how caring for a pro team helped one group grow. (Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic; Orlando Magic basketball team)(includes related article)	Health	Bill Clements
RBRVS: expectations meet reality in first year of payment reform. (relative value scale payment systems; Medicare)	Health	Mike Mitka, Bill Clements, Greg Borzo
Small groups lax about OSHA bloodborne pathogen rules. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)	Health	Bill Clements
Teaming up: smaller practices sign pacts with large groups to survive managed care.	Health	Bill Clements

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