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From kaisernetwork.org Daily Reports : IN THE JOURNALS

Health Affairs Nov./Dec. Issue Examines Chronic Illness in America

        The following are highlights from the table of contents of the latest
edition of Health Affairs, available Nov. 13 :

Population Change:  A special section on the aging population and its
projected health care needs.  Articles include: "Declining Disability
Among the Elderly;"  "Population Change:  Friend or Foe of the Chronic
Care System?"

Medicine & Chronic Illness: "No Toyotas in Health Care:  Why Medical Care
Has Not Evolved to Meet Patients' Needs;" "Perspective:  Making a
Business Case for High Quality Chronic Illness Care;"  "Improving Chronic
Illness Care:  Translating Evidence into Action;"

Long Term Care:  "Consumer Directed Services at Home:  A New Model for
Persons with Disabilities;"  "Choosing Long Term Care Insurance;"
"Long-Term Care:  A Public Responsibility; "What Older People Want From
Long-Term Care, And How They Can Get It;"  "Regulating U.S. Nursing
Homes:  Are We Learning From Experience?;"

Coordination of Care:  "Changing the Chronic Care System to Meet People's
Needs;"
Commentary:  "You Can't Get There From Here:  Obstacles to Improving Care
of the Chronically Ill;"
Health Tracking:  "Marketwatch:  The Health Status of Workers Who Decline
Employer-Sponsored Insurance;"  "Trends:  The Near-Elderly, Early
Retirees, And Managed Care;"  "Trends:  Calm Before the Storm:  Expected
Increase In The Number of Uninsured Americans;"

Datawatch:  "Comparing the National Economic Burden of Five Chronic
Conditions;"  "Disability Profile and Health Care Costs of Medicare
Beneficiaries Under Age Sixty-Five;"  "Aging Out of Coverage:  Young
Adults With Special Needs;"  "Out-of-Pocket Medical Spending for Care of
Chronic Conditions;"  "Health Status and The Cost of Expanding Insurance
Coverage."

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