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Is the Health Care Revolution Finished?Clark C. HavighurstSpecial Editor | |||||
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| Is the Health Care Revolution Finished? -- A Foreword | Clark C. Havighurst | 1 | |||
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| Back to the Future: The Managed Care Revolution | Gail B. Agrawal Howard R. Veit | 11 | |||
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| How the Health Care Revolution Fell Short | Clark C. Havighurst | 55 | |||
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| The Quality of Managed Care: Evidence from the Medical Literature | Joseph Gottfried Frank A. Sloan | 103 | |||
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| Using Managed Care Tools in Traditional Medicare -- Should We? Could We? | Robert A. Berenson Dean M. Harris |
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| Market Failures and the Evolution of State Regulation of Managed Care | Frank A. Sloan Mark A. Hall |
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| The Theory and Practice of Disclosing HMO Physician Incentives | Mark A. Hall | 207 | |||
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| A Copernican View of Health Care Antitrust | William M. Sage Peter J. Hammer |
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