| Hospitals & Health Networks 1996 Terese Hudson |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Guiding light: will the Justice Department's new antitrust guidelines really make a difference to physicians?(includes related article summarizing antitrust guidelines) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| How to steer clear of fraud and abuse. (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)(Column) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Know your neighbor's business. (Iroquois Healthcare Alliance's Health Quality Partnership Project) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Make no little plans. (future of regional health planning agencies)(includes related article on Microworld Learning Experience "Creating Integrated Care and Healthier Communities") | Health care industry | Terese Hudson, Jon Asplund |
| Measuring the results of faith. (pastoral care aids in recovery of cardiac patients)(includes related article on chaplain Robert Yim)(Cover Story) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Mirror, mirror. (Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care)(includes related article on John Wennberg) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Not ready for prime time. (health network management; study conducted by Ernst & Young) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Patrick Hays: CEO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association of America.(Interview) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Practice parenting. (AtlantiCare Health Systems adopts "Baby Think It Over" program to curb teen pregnancy) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Putting last wishes first. (palliative care team at Hospice of Northern Virginia, Falls Church) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Riskier business.(Direct Contracting) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Safety in numbers. (tax status of hospitals) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Team spirit: how Lima Memorial got a new sports medicine complex, and the Y got a new home. (Lima Memorial Hospital, Lima, Ohio) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The cost of keeping up. (health systems, electronic medical records) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The fear factor. (not-for-profit hospitals seeking for-profit status may hurt community)(Buyouts & Ventures: Selling...or Selling Out) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The great debate: resolved, PSOs are going to be regulated. The question is, will they get what they want?(provider-sponsored organizations) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The incumbent. (President Bill Clinton's health care reform policy)(Campaign 1996) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The lobbyists. (1996 presidential election campaign)(includes related article on political action committees)(Campaign 1996) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| The moralsmobile rolls in. (Park Ridge Center for the Study of Health, Faith & Ethics offers ethics educational programs and consultant services) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| There's no place like home: when the school system in Colby, Kans., signed on to a health plan that excluded the only hospital in the entire county, it was a fiasco. | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| What PHOs know. (physician-hospital organizations) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| When every second counts. (telemedicine; cooperative efforts between Hanna Medical Center and Methodist Hospital of Indiana) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Who you gonna call? Fraudbusters! (using software to investigate health insurance claims) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
| Will super PHOs save the day? (physician hospital organizations) | Health care industry | Terese Hudson |
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