… a local health care organization such as a community health center (CHCs; 28%), hospital
(25%), or local health … and measurement that will be mandated under current health reforms. …

… Ensuring access to meaningful health coverage is a fundamental goal of health care reform,
but there are also other vital priorities we must pursue. Among them is the critical need to …

… The courage to lead is an essential component of health reform and the pursuit of innovation.
It has the potential not only to address workforce shortages but also to improve the overall …

… of health reform shifted during the 1920s as medical care … to care replaced wage support
as reformers’ primary concern. But the character of reform leadership changed little, and health …

… health insurance exchanges. Ongoing research is needed to understand the impact of the
ACA on specialty SUD treatment organizations, … delivery in this sector of the treatment system. …

… direction or timing of the reform of the health care financing system, the nation's health sta- …
these and other related developments, we see the personal health care system broadening …

… These contrasting forces, the increased insurance coverage but more expensive care at
higher-level health care centers and greater utilization such as longer stays, drive much of the …

… organizational readiness for health care reform initiatives among behavioral health
organizations. … about privately and publicly funded mental health treatment facilities in the USA. …

… Health Care Reform This article analyzes the legal structure of government passivity in the
area of health care reform … studies drawn from the health care reform experience and evaluate …

… This turn toward the battles between debates, fueled by health care reform and the
professionals and potential competitors pro- introduction of managed care, sparked socioduced …