2011
January
Cover Story
UnitedHealthcare’s Bold Effort to Deal with Cancer Drug Costs
ACOs Will Depend on HIEs, With an Assist From Plans
Vision Plans Hope to Gain Access To State Insurance Exchanges
Can Self-Management Programs Ease Chronic Conditions?
Managing Fibromyalgia: Supporting self-management brings many advantages
Q&A
A Conversation with Allan M. Korn, MD: It’s Time to Get Aggressive On Patient Safety
February
Cover Story
Changing Payment Methodologies Force Physicians Into Larger Groups
Many Federal CER Projects Will Benefit Managed Care
Next Generation Anticoagulants May Push Warfarin to the Wayside
Can Value-Based Design in Pharmacy Save Money and Cut Heart Attacks?
Peer-Reviewed
Health Care Utilization & Costs For Cystic Fibrosis Patients with Pulmonary Infections
Q&A
Renewing Calls for Better Cost Profiling of Providers: A Conversation With Ateev Mehrotra, MD, MPH
March
April
Cover Story: Transitions of Care
Poor Transitions of Care Can Be Corrected Now
Retail Clinics Expand In Numbers, Services
Peer-Reviewed
Effects of a Pregnancy Management Program On Birth Outcomes in Managed Medicaid
Q&A
A Conversation With Peter J. Pronovost, MD, PhD: His Program Reduces Bloodstream Infections Across the Country
Transitions of Care
Geisinger’s Embedded Nurses Improve Transitions
Full contents for April 2011
May
Cover Story
“High Quality Saves Money,” Or So the Story Goes
Are We Finally Getting Serious About Medical Errors?
Adherence to Biologics Demands Greater Attention
FDA Approvals of Old Drugs Put New Pressure on Payers
Emerging Insights About Measuring Disease Management Outcomes
Peer-Reviewed
Economic Benefits of Improved Insulin Stability In Insulin Pumps
Full contents for May 2011
June
July
Cover Story
What Can Be Done to Counteract Growing Power of Providers?
Accountable Care — But the Patient Isn’t Accountable
Giving Members a Say In Benefit Plan Design
Will That Defibrillator Really Do The Job?
Q&A
A Conversation With Regina E. Herzlinger, PhD: A New Individual Market on the Horizon
August
Cover Story
Health Plans Seek Leverage When Physicians Submit Extremely High Bills
Health Plans Cannot Ignore Express Scripts-Medco Deal
Will Mental Health’s ‘Bible’ Make Believers of Insurers?
Nurses Join the Executive Pool
The History and Future of Personalized Medicine
Peer-Reviewed
September
Cover Story
At Long Last… Pay for Outcomes Starts to Replace Pay for Performance
Heart Failure Treatment Gaps Costs Lives, Hikes Expenses
Biologics Debate Heats Up Between FDA, NCCN
Peer-Reviewed
Meeting the Challenges and Burdens Associated With Hereditary Angioedema
Q&A
A Conversation with David Nace, MD: Primary Care Stakes a Big Tent
Paul Lendner ist ein praktizierender Experte im Bereich Gesundheit, Medizin und Fitness. Er schreibt bereits seit über 5 Jahren für das Managed Care Mag. Mit seinen Artikeln, die einen einzigartigen Expertenstatus nachweisen, liefert er unseren Lesern nicht nur Mehrwert, sondern auch Hilfestellung bei ihren Problemen.