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Articles in Jan, 1994 issue of Business & Health

• Why paying for "domestic partners" is an issue of fairness - Editor's Memo - Editorial
  by Joe Burns
• Refurbishing home care: employers are poised to benefit from a developing trend: integrated home health care - includes related information on home health care under President Clinton's reform proposals
  by Deborah Starr
• Truth in numbers: a computer model shows many employers paying less under the Clinton plan, as long as they are in a regional purchasing alliance - healthcare reform - includes related article on benefit consulting firms - Cover Story
  by Jeannie Mandelker
• Some winners, some losers on health costs under Clinton plan - health reform legislation - News & Trends
• Puget Sound's hopes ride on group buying; a Washington State purchasing co-op is offering a private sector solution to health reform - Coalition Report
  by Dan Wise
• How managed care measures up: few managed care plans link procedures to health outcomes, despite some efforts to measure the level of preventive screening - includes related information on quality and patient satisfaction
  by Judith A. Hale
• Jockeying for position; the internal struggle in Congress will largely determine which health reform bill - and approach - comes out ahead - Cover Story
  by Steven Findlay
• HMOs are poised to lead; health plans and employers have fostered reform by developing report cards and standardizing data - health maintenance organizations - Perspective - Column
  by James Doherty