02047nam a2200265Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001400070040001000084050002700094245007800121260011100199300002400310490006900334500009800403500001700501504005400518505090000572650009301472700002501565710006801590710005801658830006501716214177BIBL20160527195413.0980113e1997    ilu           000 0 eng d  z97-195741  aPUCPR14aKF 3825 .A75bA33 199600aAchieving quality in managed carebthe role of lawcJohn D. Blum, editor.  aChicago, Ill. (750 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 6011)bAmerican Bar Association, Health Law Sectionc[1997?]  avii, 182 p.c23 cm.1 aMonograph / Health Law Section of the American Bar Association ;  a"Prepared by Loyola University Chicago, School of Law, Institute for Health Law"--T.p. verso.  a"June 1997."  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 181-182).0 aAchieving quality in managed care: the role of law / John D. Blum -- The question of quality in managed care / Joel H. Paull -- Quality in managed care: a medical perspective / John W. Pollard -- Will epidemiological issues affect quality, management, and litigation in managed care? / Gary B. Beringer --When business decisions create social costs: consumer protection options in manged care network breakups / Louise G. Trubek -- David A. Hyman -- Significance of risk in direct contracts with health porviders / Linda H. Lamel -- Mandatory public disclosure inmanaged care: lessons from the securities industry / William M. Sage -- Price and qualityncompetition in health care markets: the comparative institutional case against an antitrust exemption for medical self-regulatory entities / Peter J. Hammer -- Pharmaceutical pricing policies and their quality implications / Sandra J. Branda. 0aManaged care plans Medical care.xLaw and legislationzUnited StatesxCongresses.2Local1 aBlum, John D.2Local2 aLoyola University of Chicago.bInstitute for Health Law.2Local2 aAmerican Bar Association.bHealth Law Section.2Local  aMonograph (American Bar Association. Health Law Section)v5.