Health reform: what to expect from the coming debate. Interview by Jeannie Mankelker, Dan Wise, and Steven Findlay.
Health care reform is in limbo as 1994 draws to a close. Last month's Republican sweep puts the issue in a starkly new political environment. The new Congressional leadership said last month it will put forth a reform plan in 1995. Also, the Clinton administration is working on a scaled-back proposal. To get an idea of what might happen next year, we invited 20 informed persons to give us their opinions and to tell us what action they'd prefer. Because of B&H's production schedule, the interviews took place before the election. We don't think that diminishes their insights and analyses.
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Ellwood
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D
Durenberger
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J
Motley
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T
Riley
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L
Atkins
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R
Pollack
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Karrh
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W
Gradison
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A
Enthoven
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Lehnhard
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