Titlebook: Health Services and Health Hazards: The Employee’s Need to Know; The Employee‘s Need Richard H. Egdahl,Diana Chapman Walsh Book 1978 Sprin

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Solicitation, HMOs, and Employee Choicesetition for patients, health maintenance organizations are forging ahead with a direct marketing approach. Competition among alternative delivery systems is the watchword of the “HMO strategy”; solicitation of members is a sine qua non.

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Summing Upays a multidimensional and complex role in health care, with rising costs a precipitating factor and with concern for quality, equity, and access also very much in mind.”. That role was divided into three parts:

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ERISA: An Opportunity for Better Communication of Employee Health Benefit Plansding health plans. Besides specifying the information that plan administrators must provide to employees, ERISA requires that it be presented in understandable language, not in legal or technical jargon.

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978-0-387-90335-4Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1978