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MANAGED CARE March 2007. ©MediMedia USA

Vol. 16, No. 3
March 2007

Cover Story

Prevention: Cancer's Best Treatment

Health plans are increasingly involved in promoting the lifestyle changes that may help members avoid cancer, and are managing the cases they do cover more carefully.

Emphasizing Management

What some health plans are doing to improve care.

Everyone Likes Decision Aids for Patients

More insurers assist members faced with medical choices by helping them focus on what matters most to them. Often, the patient will choose the less costly option.

NCQA Measures Docs' Cost-Effectiveness

For the first time, HEDIS will track not only what a physician does, but also how well he does it, and what it costs. It's a health plan's dream.

Health Plans and Domestic Violence

Because intimate partner violence affects all of society, it's in plans' interest to try to prevent it. The planned care model offers a method.

Departments

Editor's Memo

Yes to the new cancer initiatives.

Legislation and Regulation

Medicare Advantage at risk.

Viewpoint

Copayment or coinsurance?

News and Commentary

Harvard Study Endorses Value-Based Insurance Design
Competition Wins Over Centralization
1 in 5 non-elderly women are uninsured [chart]
NCQA Toughens Evaluation of PPOs
Use of Generics On the Rise
Headlines On Deadline...

Medication Management

Coalitions promote e-prescribing.

Compensation Monitor

U.K. docs get bigger bonuses.

Employer Update

Searching for care management data.

Tomorrow's Medicine

New polymer moves beyond sutures.

Outlook

More PDAs for physicians in 2010.