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|Articles|April 1, 1996

The American Journal of Managed Care

  • April 1996
  • Volume 2
  • Issue 4

Ethics in Managed Care: The Obligation of Administration to Attending to Consequences

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Articles in this issue

over 30 years ago

Implementing Guidelines for Eye Care of Diabetic Patients: Results from an HMO Intervention Study

over 30 years ago

Diagnosis and Eradication of Helicobacter pylori in the Management of Peptic Ulcer Disease: A Decision Analysis Model

over 30 years ago

Improved Outcomes of an Outpatient Pediatric Asthma Patient Management Program in an IPA HMO

over 30 years ago

Alternatives to Abdominal Hysterectomy: A Review of Clinical and Economic Outcomes

over 30 years ago

Outcomes and Costs of Care for Acute Low Back Pain Among Specialties: Implications for Managed Care

over 30 years ago

Accounting Changes Can Affect Healthcare Delivery: The Issuance of FASB Statements of Financial Accounting Standards 81 and 106

over 30 years ago

Cost-Effective Hypertension Management: Comparison of Drug Therapies with an Alternative Program

over 30 years ago

Improved Screening for Diabetic Eye Disease: How a Managed Care Plan Helped

over 30 years ago

"When They Give You the Money, You've Won" Drug Makers Settle Discriminatory Pricing Suit. Or Do They?

over 30 years ago

Cost-Effectiveness and Complementary Medicine

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