Health care reform: the Clinton proposal and congressional counterproposals--Part II.
Note: Part I of this Article appears in the January 1994 issue of the JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND HOSPITAL LAW (V. 27, No. 1). Part II continues discussion of the potential effects of reform for the structure and financial security of various types of health care providers; identifies some possible effects of reform on health care facility operations; and describes proposed amendments to existing law appearing in various reform proposals.
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