All content categorized with: Colloquia & Symposia

Colloquia & Symposia
Managed Care- The First Chapter Comes to a Close
- Sallyanne Payton
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Playing Doctor: Corporate Medical Practice and Medical Malpractice
- E. Haavi Morreim
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Competing on Quality of Care: The Need to Develop a Competition Policy for Health Care Markets
- William M. Sage
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
How Not to Think About “Managed Care”
- Jacob S. Hacker
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
The Competitive Impact of Small Group Health Insurance Reform Laws
- Mark A. Hall
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Questioning Traditional Antitrust Presumptions: Price and Non-Price Competition in Hospital Markets
- Peter J. Hammer
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Managed Care Regulation: Can We Learn from Others? The Chilean Experience
- Timothy Stoltzfus Jost
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Clearing the Way for an Effective Federal-State Partnership in Health Reform
- Eleanor D. Kinney
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Exit and Voice in American Health Care
- Marc A. Rodwin
- Published: July, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4
Colloquia & Symposia
Ethical Issues in Managed Care: Can theTraditional Physician-Patient Relationship Be Preserved in the Era of Managed Care or Should It Be Replaced by a Group Ethic?
- Eugene C. Grochowski
- Published: January, 1999
- Volume 32, Issue 4