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State Health Policy: California Roundtable Discussion of Medicaid Waivers: Lessons for CaliforniaMedicaid Waivers: Lessons from California, a roundtable discussion hosted by the Foundation and the University of California, Berkeley Center for Health and Public Policy Studies on Wednesday, July 28, 2004, provided an overview of current Section 1115 waiver activity across the states, focusing on…
The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation In Philadelphia, Malpractice Awards have 'Gone Haywire' Recent verdicts trouble insurance experts and drive out good doctors, many say. 12/10/2000 By Karl Stark Reprinted with permission of The Philadelphia Inquirer The case was heartbreaking.
Kaiser Media Fellowships program sitevisit to Menlo Park, CA:Thursday, January 24-Tuesday, January 29, 2002 Accommodations: The Stanford Park Hotel, 100 El Camino Real, Menlo Park, CA 94025(Tel: 650-322-1234; fax: 650-322-0975) Thursday, January 24 6:30pm: Meet in hotel lobby 7:00pm: Dinner, Left at Albuquerque 445 Emerson Road, Palo Alto (Tel: 650-326-1011) Friday, January 25 --Health/business issues…
The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Continuing Fight on Capitol Hill over a Patients Bill of Rights 05/11/2000 Anchor: Bob Edwards; Reporter: Joe Palca Reprinted with permission of National Public Radio To listen to this segment, please visit the NPR web site. This is NPR's MORNING EDITION. I'm Bob Edwards.
The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation: The Sex-Ed Divide by Sharon Lerner The Sex-Ed Divide by Sharon Lerner Reprinted with permission of The American ProspectVolume 12, Issue 17. September 24 - October 8 2001 If Maple Grove Senior High chose a prom queen, Ashley Gort would have had a good shot at the crown.
Medicine as a Luxury by Merrill Goozner Reprinted with permission of The American ProspectVolume 13, Issue 1. January 1 - 14 2002 It's generally recognized that people have the right to eat. When famine breaks out, relief agencies rush food to the hungry.
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