October 2001
DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Patients with heart disease bucked expectations in this study by using the Internet to compensate for their lack of mobility.
REGULATION
There have been small accomplishments, and wheels have been churning for more forceful action — that is, they were until Sept. 11.
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Employers in revolt against fast-rising premiums could ask HMOs to pay more attention to time-loss management. NCQA's interest may encourage this approach.
Q&A with John A. Gans, DrPh
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