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Health Care Reform in the Nineties
Edited by:
- Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau - University of Texas, Houston, Texas
Other Titles in:
Health, Education & Welfare Economics
Health, Education & Welfare Economics
312 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Although no other country in the world allocates as large a proportion of its GDP to health care as the United States, it is clear that the most basic health needs of many Americans are not being met. Health Care Reform in the Nineties presents an extensive study of this topical issue.
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau
Health System Reform in the USA - Introduction
Milton J Roemer
National Health Systems Throughout the World
E Richard Brown
Should Single-Payer Advocates Support President Clinton's Planned Health Care Reform
Dan E Beauchamp and Paul Ambrose
Managing the Contradictions in the Clinton Health Plan
Michael D Intriligator
A Way to Achieve National Health Insurance in the United States
Joyce C Lashof
Health Care Reform
Philip R Lee
Re-Inventing Public Health
Lu Ann Aday
Equity, Accessibility and Ethical Issues
Colleen M Grogan
Federalism and Health Care Reform
Russell L Hanson
Defining a Role for States in a Federal Health Care System
Mark A Peterson
Institutional Change and Health Politics of the 1990s
Linda A Bergthold
American Business and Health Care Reform
Cathie Jo Martin
Managing National Health Reform
J Peter Nixon
Health Care Reform
Robert H Binstock
Older Americans and Health Care Reform in the 1990s
Chris Hafner-Eaton
When the Phoenix Rises Where Will She Go?
Michael Cousineau and John Lozier
Assuring Access to Health Care for Homeless People Under National Health Care
Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau
National Health System Reform and the Health Security Act
