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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Washington and Lee Law Review

• Modernizing Medicare's Benefit Structure
  by Moon, Marilyn
• Paying for Quality and Doing It Right
  by Berenson, Robert A
• Medicare Coverage Decision-Making and Appeal Procedures: Can Process Meet the Challenge of New Medical Technology?
  by Kinney, Eleanor D
• Mediating with an 800-Pound Gorilla: Medicare and ADR
  by Bernard, Phyllis E
• Between the Scalpel and the Lie: Comparing Theories of Physician Accountability for Misrepresentations of Experience and Competence
  by Bouknight, Heyward H III
• Beyond Beneficiaries: Using the Medicare Program to Accomplish Broader Public Goals
  by Harris, Dean M
• What If Technology Never Stops Improving? Medicare's Future Under Continuous Cost Increases
  by Pauly, Mark V
• Medicare Meets Mephistopheles
  by Hyman, David A
• Administration of Medicare: A Neglected Issue, The
  by Stanton, Thomas H
• Future of Medicare, Post Great Society and Post Plus-Choice: Legal and Policy Issues, The
  by Jost, Timothy Stoltzfus
• Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel? Balancing Finality and Accuracy for Federal Black Lung Benefits Awards
  by Hager, Brian L
• Politics of Medicare Reform, The
  by Oberlander, Jonathan
• If Paying for Quality Is Such a Bad Idea, Why Is Everyone for It?
  by Vladeck, Bruce C
• Behind the Shield? Law Enforcement Agencies and the Self-Critical Analysis Privilege
  by Jones, Josh
• Medicare and Political Analysis: Omissions, Understandings, and Misunderstandings
  by Marmor, Theodore; Martin, Spencer; Oberlander, Jonathan