Managed care and the second great transformation

Article Abstract:

Issues are argued concerning the twofold form taken by the response to the managed care backlash, ineffective state restrictions on managed care organizations along with experiments by both levels of government and by the industry itself with the idea of patients' rights. The politics of universal coverage have been buried while all this political energy has gone towards reforms.

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Regulating managed care: pulling the tails to wag the dogs

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Arguments that managed care regulation is bound to fail because it attempts to reinforce an unfair and deeply flawed system are made.Managed care regulation without mandatory, universal health insurance will probably not protect patients very much.

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