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Vol. 12, No. 2
February 2003

Employers Seek Even More Data

New twist on an old method — the "request for information."

Cover Story

Your Move, GOP

Republicans control the White House and both houses of Congress, which could be the best political news that for-profit HMOs and PPOs have heard in some time.

Q&A: HealthPartners Medical Director

George J. Isham, MD, talks about the new Institute of Medicine report that encourages experiments in 20 areas of health care.

Institute of Medicine Puts Quality Foremost

Experts look at the report itself. As one put it: There can be too much concern about the bottom line.

Splitting Pills To Lower Bills

The practice has caught on, reducing pharmacy benefit costs, but many medications cannot be split satisfactorily.

Member Disputes Needn't Become Lawsuits

Simple steps to minimize friction, to everyone's advantage.

DEPARTMENTS

Editor's Memo

Searching for the ideal time.

Viewpoint

Consumers and managed care: allies?

News and Commentary

Labor Unions Promise To Fight Employers' Efforts To Shift Costs
Many States Weigh Drug Benefit Cuts For Medicaid
Headlines On Deadline...

Legislation and Regulation

Are liability caps working?

Ethics

Hard road to electronic medical record.

Trends

CHIP faces unsure future.

Compensation Monitor

Pediatric subspecialties in demand.

Formulary Files

Quinolones for pneumonia.

Legal Forum

New challenges in drug marketing.

Systems & Software

Flood of hand-held devices coming.

Outlook

Weakening of capitation.