Hospitals 1993 Renee Blankenau - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Hospitals 1993 Renee Blankenau
A new game ahead? Experts ponder prospect of congressional term limits. (includes related article on legality of term limits)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Caring for the poor - and more; public hospitals prepare for a changed delivery system.	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Clinton's health care task force takes shape.	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
GAO highlights obstacles to Medicaid enrollment.	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
HCFA works to improve Medicare cost report audits. (Health Care Financing Administration's Medicare Technical Advisory Group)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Leeway for states: revised waiver process may encourage state experiments.	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Living with capitation: experts look at challenges of setting a prepaid rate. (hospital cost containment)(includes related article on Medicare's adjusted average per capita cost)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Medicaid worries: states dispute rule on new funding limits. (disproportionate-share hospital payments)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Medical waste transport issues aired. (the Department of Transportation plans regulatory action on the transportation of infectious materials)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Medicare meets reform: integrating Medicare poses a puzzle for reformers.	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
OTA takes closer look at cost of drugs. (Office of Technology Assessment)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
ProPAC's advice: help beneficiaries, spare providers. (Prospective Payment Assessment Commission)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau
Training physicians: government to influence specialty mix, distribution. (health care reform may mandate a greater proportion of primary care physicians to specialists)	Health care industry	Renee Blankenau

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