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Advances and consolidation in the age of health system reform
Maryland Medical Journal (Baltimore, Md. : 1985)
|December 1, 1993
Abstract:
The health care system reform process will require organized medicine to face hard choices in 1994. This article discusses the legislation enacted in Maryland during the last few years, how it may be affected by the Clinton plan, and what issues can be expected to be of concern during the 1994 legislative session. Resolving the differences of opinion and ensuring high quality patient care will require imagination, intelligence, patience, and goodwill on behalf of all parties involved.
Insights
Healthcare reform in 1994 necessitates difficult decisions for medical organizations. This analysis examines Maryland
Area of Science:
- Health Policy
- Medical Legislation
Background:
- The health care system faces significant reform.
- Organized medicine must confront critical decisions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze Maryland's health care legislation.
- To assess potential impacts of the Clinton health plan.
- To identify key issues for the 1994 legislative session.
Main Methods:
- Review of enacted Maryland legislation.
- Analysis of the proposed Clinton health plan.
- Anticipation of 1994 legislative concerns.
Main Results:
- Maryland's existing legislation may be influenced by federal reform.
- Several key issues are anticipated for the 1994 legislative session.
Conclusions:
- Successful healthcare reform requires collaboration and commitment.
- Ensuring high-quality patient care is paramount.
- Imagination, intelligence, patience, and goodwill are essential for all stakeholders.