Health care reform in the nineties 

 - California :  Sage,  1994 
 - 306 p. 
<br/><br/> 1- Health system reform in the United States: introduction - Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau  2- National health systems throughout the world: lessons for health system reform in the United States - Milton I. Roemer  Should single-payer advocates support president Clinton's proposal for health care reform? - E.Richard Brown  Managing the contradictions in the Clinton health plan - Dan E. Beauchamp  A way to achieve national health insurance in the United States: the medicare expansion proposal - Michael D. Intriligator  Health care reform: a public health perspective - Joyce C. Lashof  Reinventing public health: president Clinton's health security act - Philip R. Lee  Equity, acessibility, and ethical issues: is the U.S health care reform debate asking the right questions? - Lu Ann Aday  Federalism and health care reform - Colleen M. Grogan  Defining a role for states in a federal health care system - Russell L. Hanson  Institutional change and the health politics of the nineties - Mark A. Peterson  American business and health care reform - Linda A. Bergthold  Managing national health reform: business and the politics of policy innovation - Cathie Jo Martin  Health care reform: a labor perspective - J. Peter Nixon  Older americans and health care reform in the nineties - Robert H. Binstock  When the phoenix rises, where will she go? The women's health agenda  Assuring access to health care for homeless people under national health care - Michael R. Cousineau  Health system reform in the nineties 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Politica de Saude<br/>Saúde<br/> Políticas Públicas<br/>Sistema de Saúde