2005
January
Cover Story
Health Plans Strain To Contain Rapidly Rising Cost of Imaging
Drug-Development Process Already Subject to Oversight
Health Plans Slow To Adopt Outpatient Prospective Payment
The Comeback Kid: Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Breast Cancer Screening: Some Plans Do Better Than Others
Q&A
February
March
April
May
June
Cover Story
The Re-Emergence of the Primary Care Physician
UnitedHealth Stakes Claims On New Drug Safety Program
Consumer-Directed and Home-Brewed
It’s a Small World After All: Outsourcing Makes Inroads
Peer-Reviewed
Consumer-Directed Health Plans: Enrollee Views, Early Employer Experience
Q&A
July
August
Cover Story
12 DM Trends You Should Know About
Consumers in This Market Struggle To Keep Their HMOs
Steadily, Plans Increase Coverage of Unorthodox Medical Therapies
Can a Health Plan’s Free EMR ‘Lite’ Be Useful to Doctors & Hospitals?
Peer-Reviewed
Evaluating the Nondrug Costs of Formulary Coverage Restrictions
September
October
November
Physicians and Plans Can Get Along
How Many More Quarters of Profits on the Way?
Health Plans by Design, Not by Default
Addressing the Hidden Costs of Rheumatoid Arthritis
Predictive Modeling Expands Its Book of Techniques
Q&A
Trying To Make Biotech Attractive to Payers: A Conversation with Jayson Slotnik, MPH, JD
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 nachweißen, liefert er unseren Lesern nicht nur Mehrwert, sondern auch Hilfestellung bei ihren Problemen.