Medicare-medicaid Administrative and Reimbursement Reform Act: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, on S. 1470 ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 638 pages |
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... suggested earlier in the year to the President and to me . We rejected the proposal at that time because we did not think we knew enough about it to make a fair judgment as far as doctors were concerned . I think the only fair thing for ...
... suggested earlier in the year to the President and to me . We rejected the proposal at that time because we did not think we knew enough about it to make a fair judgment as far as doctors were concerned . I think the only fair thing for ...
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... suggest that while S. 1470 contains numerous worthwhile features that deserve widespread support , the bill should not be represented as the exclusive answer to controlling health care costs . Medicaid and medicare account for only one ...
... suggest that while S. 1470 contains numerous worthwhile features that deserve widespread support , the bill should not be represented as the exclusive answer to controlling health care costs . Medicaid and medicare account for only one ...
Page 126
... suggest that absent these changes , " any expansion would be an open invitation to fiscal disaster " . While , of course , our presence here today is not to debate the merits or de- merits of the various national health insurance ...
... suggest that absent these changes , " any expansion would be an open invitation to fiscal disaster " . While , of course , our presence here today is not to debate the merits or de- merits of the various national health insurance ...
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... suggest . Dr. WHALEN . It does , Senator , when you are talking in terms of routine costs . I think over time , as one moves to a consideration of imposing ceilings on ancillary costs that the grouping process becomes much more ...
... suggest . Dr. WHALEN . It does , Senator , when you are talking in terms of routine costs . I think over time , as one moves to a consideration of imposing ceilings on ancillary costs that the grouping process becomes much more ...
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... suggests that only a relatively low ceiling will allow us to achieve the rationality required . We believe the $ 2.5 billion suggested by the administration to be generous . Two , the establishment of national supply guidelines . We ...
... suggests that only a relatively low ceiling will allow us to achieve the rationality required . We believe the $ 2.5 billion suggested by the administration to be generous . Two , the establishment of national supply guidelines . We ...
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