| American Medical News 1993 Janice Somerville |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AMA strategy: work for peace, plan for war. | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Caring for the children; senior citizens throw lobbying weight behind kids' coalition. | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Community hospitals' response to the geriatric imperative. (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, a model for geriatric care)(includes related article) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| D.C. rally tries to get physicians to cheer reform. (Washington, D.C. meeting of the National Health Policy Council on May 20, 1993) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Different needs, different answers: hospital groups united against global budgeting, pay schedules; split on other reform issues. (Health System Reform: The Stakeholders, part 4) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Do politics belong in the exam room? (physicians lobby their patients on health care reform)(includes related article) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Fla. on verge on managed competition; N.Y. ponders bill. (health care reform) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Geriatrics: growing area or superfluous specialty? | Health | Janice Somerville |
| How two states broke health reform impasse: purchasing groups win Florida support. | Health | Janice Somerville |
| It's almost time - a Clinton reform preview. (Clinton's health care reform plan to be released) | Health | Brian McCormick, Sharon McIlrath, Leigh Page, Janice Somerville, Harris Meyer, Greg Borzo, Julie Johnsson, Wayne Hearn, Linda Oberman |
| Nightmare for sleeping giant: drug makers wakening to price-control threat. (part 5)(includes related article on generic drug manufacturers) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Oregon waiver opens way for state reform experiments. (Medicaid waiver extended to Oregon's health benefits program) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Public supports health reform, but wants some things to stay the same. | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Reform hurdles loom as Clinton plan nears: states say they want flexibility, and they want it now. (President Clinton's health care reform plan) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| States pave way on managed competition; several work on passing their own plans, say they can't afford to wait. (health care reform) | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Tennessee narrowing in on reform: Medicaid waiver expected to allow new managed care program. | Health | Janice Somerville |
| Unions want single-payer, will take universal plan. (article continues on p. 10) | Health | Janice Somerville |
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