Rights and efficiency in American health law

Article Abstract:

Cost-sensitive employers, health insurers and taxpayers no longer subsidize individual choice in healthcare uncomplainingly. Employer-sponsored health plans, Medicare and Medicaid pursue management strategies designed to discourage costly consumer choices. Managed care advocates have ways of finessing this dilemma.

Analysis, Health services administration

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Doctors and lawyers: fighting for immigrant human rights

Article Abstract:

Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) has founded the PHR Asylum Network, which includes more than 350 physicians and other medical professionals volunteering to conduct medical examinations of asylum applicants reporting means of persecution including torture and give expert written testimony at asylum hearings.

Health aspects, Services, Poor, Aliens, Physicians for Human Rights

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