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Articles in Fall, 1994 issue of Health Care Financing Review

• Perspectives on home care quality - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Rosalie A. Kane
• Home health care outcomes under capitated and fee-for-service payment - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Peter W. Shaughnessy
• High-cost hospice care
• $3 million available to help childbearing women quit smoking - from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• A profile of home health users in 1992 - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Elizabeth Mauser
• Post-hospital home health care for Medicare patients - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Robert L. Kane
• Health care indicators
  by Carolyn S. Donham
• HCFA data on patterns of care produce treatment improvements - Health Care Financing Administration
• The Medicare Home Health Initiative - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Bruce C. Vladeck
• Contemplating home health PPS: current patterns of Medicare service use - prospective payment system - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Henry B. Goldberg
• National health expenditures, 1993
  by Katharine R. Levit
• Number of physician assistant programs increases
• Measuring and assuring the quality of home health care - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Peter W. Shaughnessy
• Home health and skilled nursing facility use: 1982-1990 - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Kenneth G. Manton
• Assessment of the adequacy of reimbursement rates to pharmacies and its impact on the access to medication and pharmacy services by Medicaid recipients - Rc 91-078
• New England states moving to managed care options
• Do preset per visit payment rates affect home health agency behavior? - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Barbara R. Phillips
• Political perspectives on uncertified home care agencies - Issues in Reforming Home Health Care
  by Mina Silberberg
• Hospitals post lower occupancy rates
• Publication weighs hard choices in paying for long-term care - Sharing the Burden: Strategies for Public and Private Long-Term Care Insurance