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Health Care | Chapter 2: How Has Managed Care Affected the Health Care System?

  • Chapter 2 Preface

  • Managed Care Has Harmed the Health Care System

    by Edmund D. Pellegrino

  • Managed Care Has Helped the Health Care System

    by Gregg Easterbrook

  • Managed Care Is Necessary to Control Health Care Costs

    by Thomas W. Hazlett

  • Managed Care Is Not Necessary to Control Health Care Costs

    by Larry Van Heerden

  • Most Patients Are Satisfied with Managed Care

    by Karlyn Bowman

  • Most Patients Are Not Satisfied with Managed Care

    by Andrew Phillips

  • Chapter 2 Periodical Bibliography

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  1. Introduction
  2. Chapter 1: Is America’s Health Care System in Need of Reform?
    1. Chapter 1 Preface
    2. America Has the Best Health Care System in the World
    3. America Does Not Have the Best Health Care System in the World
    4. The Problem of Uninsured Americans Is Serious
    5. The Problem of Uninsured Americans Is Not Serious
    6. Health Care Spending Is a Serious Problem
    7. Health Care Spending Is Not a Serious Problem
    8. Chapter 1 Periodical Bibliography
  3. Chapter 2: How Has Managed Care Affected the Health Care System?
    1. Chapter 2 Preface
    2. Managed Care Has Harmed the Health Care System
    3. Managed Care Has Helped the Health Care System
    4. Managed Care Is Necessary to Control Health Care Costs
    5. Managed Care Is Not Necessary to Control Health Care Costs
    6. Most Patients Are Satisfied with Managed Care
    7. Most Patients Are Not Satisfied with Managed Care
    8. Chapter 2 Periodical Bibliography
  4. Chapter 3: How Can the Problem of Uninsured Americans Be Solved?
    1. Chapter 3 Preface
    2. Universal Health Care Is the Best Solution for Uninsured Americans
    3. Universal Health Care Is Not the Best Solution for the Uninsured
    4. Tax Credits Should Be Used to Expand Health Insurance Coverage
    5. Tax Credits Should Not Be Used to Expand Health Insurance Coverage
    6. An Employer-Based Solution Is the Best Answer for the Uninsured
    7. Reforming Health Care Financing Is the Best Answer for the Uninsured
    8. Medical Savings Accounts Are the Best Answer for the Uninsured
    9. Chapter 3 Periodical Bibliography
  5. Chapter 4: How Should the United States Reform Its Health Care System?
    1. Chapter 4 Preface
    2. Medical IDs Would Improve the Health Care System
    3. Medical IDs Would Not Improve the Health Care System
    4. Patients Should Be Allowed to Sue Their Health Plans
    5. Patients Should Not Be Allowed to Sue Their Health Plans
    6. Physicians Should Be Allowed to Unionize
    7. Physicians Should Not Be Allowed to Unionize
    8. Medicare Benefits Should Be Expanded to Cover Prescription Drugs
    9. Medicare Benefits Should Not Be Expanded to Cover Prescription Drugs
    10. Chapter 4 Periodical Bibliography
  6. Glossary
  7. For Further Discussion
  8. Organizations to Contact
  9. Bibliography
  10. Copyright

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