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Articles 1-25 out of 25 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words MedImpact Rated Overall Best PBM by Managed Care Organizations. Mar 26, 2009 387 Declines predicted for health care trends for sixth consecutive year. Heffes, Ellen M. Survey Oct 1, 2008 460 Improving access to buprenorphine: a managed care company overcomes several obstacles to make this treatment more available. Nemecek, Doug Nov 1, 2007 1919 Verispan Report Reveals: Pharmaceutical Managed Care Sales Forces Changing in Response to Medicare Part D. Jul 10, 2006 523 Can Medicaid managed care leverage new changes in provider behavior? Feb 1, 2001 1382 Physician's Capitation Trends: Key skills identified for surviving managed care. Jan 1, 2001 328 Study: Managed-Care Patients Less Likely To Undergo Surgery at Low-Risk Hospitals. Brief Article Jun 1, 2000 169 Industry, for the most part, says it is prepared for Y2K. Survey Dec 1, 1999 909 HCFA posts HMO ratings on its Internet site. Mar 1, 1999 431 New Hampshire voters polled. (Short Takes: News at Deadline). Hawkins, James A. Brief Article Mar 1, 1999 213 Physicians feel HMO. Nov 1, 1998 216 States grapple with collecting, publishing survey data on managed care organizat. Clinical report Nov 1, 1998 562 Physician survey: Not all managed care is bad. Sep 1, 1998 412 Diabetes management: Are you missing the boat? Jun 1, 1998 1427 HHS launches consumer survey on managed care. (Short Takes). Hawkins, James A. Brief Article May 1, 1998 236 Potential new career path for wellness professionals gains steam. Feb 1, 1998 1556 Big changes for diabetes management: Is your MCO missing the boat? Feb 1, 1998 1402 Managed Care Survey. Nov 30, 1997 1170 Dr. Survey / Managed Care. Aug 31, 1997 756 Patient Satisfaction in a Managed Care Organization. Jul 1, 1997 691 Managed care enrollment up. Feb 1, 1997 161 Survey of Medicaid. Dec 31, 1996 1272 Largest survey ever to health care customers reveals important implications for managed care, high marks from consumers. Jul 24, 1996 682 Hospitals in highly managed care markets report significantly lower costs, reduced length of stays, and lower mortality rates, says KPMG study; Hospitals in Miami, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Tacoma, Santa Fe, among the most improved in study of US Hospitals; Copies of The Impact of Managed Care on US Markets are available (800) 243-1397. Feb 1, 1996 970 A survey of human resources in managed care organizations. Trautlein, Joseph J. Nov 1, 1992 608