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Re: PAP Smear after TAHFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comThu Jan 2 17:35:48 1997
In a message dated 97-01-01 22:11:40 EST, Dr. Newton writes:
>The Oregon experiment has wreaked havoc on the citizenry, from much Zach, Having practiced under the Oregon Health Plan, it has been interesting following the medical press on the subject. Once the plan was instituted, there was much less uncompensated care required, and the state was covering many more people and spending more money. It is doomed only because the legislature could not bite the bullet and require employers to provide basic health insurance equal to that provided by the state for the expanded Medicaid population (I believe this was a requirement to keep the Medicaid waiver). The transition has been difficult for some providers, but on the whole, has been fairly well received. If you've kept track, the critical editorials in major medical journals have been virtually all from east coast institutions (primarily MPH types at Boston) and, as far as I can tell, have not reflected any direct experience with the Oregon plan or research on its effects. Arthur Freeland, MD Warrensburg, Missouri
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