Reagan wins health budget battle: Medicaid cutbacks approved; PSROs, planning survive

Article Abstract:

Reagan has reduced federal expenditures for the next fiscal year $38 billion. Health will be affected by $1 billion cut in Medicaid and $1 billion in additional grant health programs.

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PSROs seek private financial support

Article Abstract:

The American Assoc. of Professional Standards Review Organization met recently to discuss financing since federal aid has been cut. Private financial support is being scrutinized.

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Health budget action delayed by debate on tax proposal

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Reagan's tax cut program has taken precedence over his health budget cuts. This is seen as beneficial to Medicaid and other health policies.

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