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|Videos|December 24, 2019
This Week in Managed Care: The Top Stories of 2019
AJMC® presents the results of our online poll of the top healthcare stories of 2019.
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Welcome to This Week in Managed Care. I’m Christina Mattina with a special year-end edition.
Here are the results of our online poll of the top healthcare stories for 2019.
Number 5. A judge strikes down
Number 4. The uninsured rate
Number 3. Doctors link a
Number 2. An appeals court
Number 1. Dr Scott Gottlieb
For a review of our top articles of 2019, visit ajmc.com.
For all of us at AJMC®, thanks for watching this year, and join us in 2020.
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