The American Medical Association, as presented on the opposing page, wants to protect patients from managed care's profit-oriented approach. That view is disingenuous, say insurance executives, who argue an opposing view on this page.
The American Medical Association, as presented on the opposing page, wants to protect patients from managed care's profit-oriented approach. That view is disingenuous, say insurance executives, who argue an opposing view on this page.
Where health reform ends up this year--or next--is anyone's guess. But no one can dispute the enormous role the Clinton White House has played in getting the ball rolling. Even the Clintons' most ardent foes (and there are more than a few) acknowledge that the President and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton deserve enormous credit for putting the complex issue high on the public and political agenda. With those extra-credit points safely assured, the editorial staff of the Journal of American Health Policy is grading the efforts of 10 top health officials in the Clinton Administration. Our 1994 report card reflects individuals' leadership ability, credibility in dealing with the public, willingness to compromise, and role in improving health care for all Americans.
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