| American Medical News 1995 Julie Johnsson |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Academic centers - and GME - face growing market pressure. (graduate medical education) | Health | Mike Mitka, Julie Johnsson |
| Antitrust rulings ease path to managed care for PSNs. (Physician-Sponsored-Networks) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Appeals court: hospital must follow med staff bylaws. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Appeals court: not illegal monopoly at Marshfield Clinic: physicians savor victory as antitrust charges dropped. | Health | Mike Mitka, Julie Johnsson |
| Are PHOs ready to cope with managed care? (physician-hospital organizations) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Battle over device coverage moves to courts.(coverage for medical devices under Medicare) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Capital costs 'cut' gives hospitals boost in pay; unintended 21% raise expected to be shortlived.(federal Medicare payments) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Congress moves to get Medicare to pay fair share for research.(clinical use of medical devices approved only for research) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Court overturns landmark fraud case. (Hanlester Network v. Donna Shalala, self-referral case; includes related article with radiologists' comments) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Designs for healing. (hospital design can foster patient comfort and promote healing) (Healing Space) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Doctor-patient ties torn by market upheaval. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Doctors need to do their homework. | Health | Mike Mitka, Julie Johnsson |
| Enforcement of self-referral ban delayed. (medical referral) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Fairness, not force: doctors urged to guide managed care changes.(American Medical Association President Lonnie R. Bristow) | Health | Julie Johnsson, Christina Kent, Linda O. Prager |
| Federal government to appeal anti-kickback decision. (Hanlester Network v. Donna Shalala) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Feds expand fraud investigation. (federal investigators; National Medical Enterprise's psychiatric division)(includes related article) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Feds take aim at PHOs; IRS ruling could leave doctors facing more risks than benefits. (physician-hospital organizations; includes related articles on sharing costs and control) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Fraud changing with market; government expands probes, enforcement efforts. (health care fraud)(includes related article on hospital billing errors) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Fraud probe widens in Texas; doctors may face criminal charges. (includes related article on lawsuits against psychiatrists) | Health | Howard Larkin, Julie Johnsson |
| Historic time: widespread managed care now driving down prices. (healthcare reform) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| HMO price war hits East Coast. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| HMOs bullish on Wall Street: megamerger of two public plans spurs new interest in stock offerings. (merger of WellPoint Health Networks and Health Systems International) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Hospital, medical staff battle over credentialing authority. (John A. Austin MD et al v. Mercy Health System) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| House approves last-minute health fraud law overhaul. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| IRS classifies more doctors as employees. (includes IRS considerations for employee status) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| IRS issues rules on physician recruiting; first time in 20 years. (Internal Revenue Service) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Managed care for prisoners: new spin on 'gatekeepers'? | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Market mania spurs drop in hospital inpatient Medicare costs. (report by Prospective Payment Assessment Commission) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Medical market correction; employer pressure holds prices; access woes grow. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Medical staff section expands focus beyond hospitals. (AMA renames it the Organized Medical Staff Section) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Medicare pay plan blasted; ProPAC says outpatient proposal will just make things worse. (Prospective Payment Assessment Commission) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Medicare's bumpy ride into private sector. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Medicine embraces competition but struggles over impact. (American Medical Assn. positions on issues related to market-driven healthcare)(Annual Meeting News) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Mess for integrated delivery; Stark self-referral ban raises unexpected risks. (Representative Pete Stark) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| New reimbursement plan, but quandary remains. (Medicare outpatient reimbursement) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Physician organizations find niche in managed care market. | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Practices sell, hospitals lose.(physician-practice acquisitions might impact hospitals' financial situation) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Premium war: who pays? Quality may suffer as firms slice physician fees, protect profits. (health insurers) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Promising a panacea for managed care.(intermediate physician networks using misleading marketing methods)(includes related articles) | Health | Mike Mitka, Julie Johnsson |
| Re-inventing the hospital.(American Hospital Association's mission statement calls for use of the term community care network instead) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| State laws on managed care spur new battles. (managed health care associations rally against consumer opposition, legislation) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| Supreme Court lowers barrier to health reform: ruling in N.Y. ERISA case gives more power to states. (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
| West meets east: Philadelphia HMOs follow California into price war. (health maintenance organization) | Health | Julie Johnsson |
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