High stakes for health care

Article Abstract:

The 1992 presidential election will precipitate health care reform no matter which candidate is elected because of the American public's conviction that reform is necessary. Clinton is calling for a universal, government-administered plan while Bush favors tax subsidies to fund private plans. Both plans emphasize HMO-type competitive service providers, which might hurt independent medical practices. Experts believe that increased taxes or reduced benefits will be the probable results of either strategy.

Analysis, Health care reform

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Leaders key to success during organizational change

Article Abstract:

The influence of leadership for guiding a successful organizational transition in a healthcare organization is discussed. The essential guidelines for business leaders overseeing organizational change are also presented.

United States, Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Medical Administrators, Methods, Management, Practice, Organizational change, Company business management, Leadership, Health services administrators

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