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Articles in Sep/Oct 1998 issue of Health Progress

• Letters
• Alienation and administration
  by Morrisey, Francis G
• Projects of the neighborhood-based senior care national initiative
• False Claims Act: Where it stands, The
  by Leibold, Peter
• Still innovative after all these years
  by Burnside, Gordon
• Stripping empowerment of its power
  by Argyris, Chris
• Three trends put frail elderly in peril
  by Brickner, Philip W
• Caring from the Heart: The Convergence of Caring and Spirituality
  by Streeter, Carla Mae
• Notice
• A better approach to care of the dying
  by Hamel, Ron
• Mini-medical school showcases medical careers to school children
  by Weiss, Rhoda
• Leading with integrity
  by Heeley, Gerard F
• A Moral Vision for America
• Community Health Information Systems: Lessons for the Future
• Responding to the realities of an aging society
  by Place, Michael D
• A new role for the church
  by Fahey, Charles J
• One year later: The BBA hits Catholic healthcare
  by Brown, Felicien
• No more needles?
• On Moral Medicine: Theological Perspectives in Medical Ethics, 2d Edition
• New Rules of Healthcare Marketing: 23 Strategies for Success, The
• Three-part program promotes a healthy environment
  by Cattafesta, Anita
• Keeping that great new job
  by Fisher, Anne
• Common callousness
  by Cassidy, Judy
• Older cancer patients in pain
• Palliative care plan and policy
• Forecasting healthcare jobs in 2005
• Three reasons to use CHAusa
  by Warren, David
• Corporate compliance is not enough
  by Giblin, Marie J; Meaney, Mark E
• Building true collaborations
  by Kilbourne, Barbara; Giguere, Nancy
• Long-term care alliances
  by Gong, Jade; Shvetzoff, Sergei
• Pace: Innovative care for the frail elderly
  by Shannon, Kathy; Van Reenen, Christine