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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Issue Brief
Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2010May 01, 2010 EDT

Understanding Health Reform: A Work in Progress

Pam Silberman, Catherine E. Liao, Thomas C. Ricketts,
Issue Briefhealth reformPam SilbermanCatherine E. LiaoThomas C. Ricketts
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.3.215

Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2010

Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2010
  • The Effect of Patient Age on Perceived Resuscitation Outcomes by Practitioners
    John E. SnyderA. Lukas LoschnerHayden O. Kepley
  • Disparities in Colorectal Cancer Stage of Diagnosis among Medicaid-Insured Residents of North Carolina
    Jeremy W. SnyderKristie L. Foley
  • Policy Forum What Does Health Reform Mean for North Carolina?
    Thomas C. RickettsChristine Nielsen
  • Understanding Health Reform: A Work in Progress
    Pam SilbermanCatherine E. LiaoThomas C. Ricketts
  • On the Constitutionality of Health Care Reform
    Barak Richman
  • Federal Health Care Reform Legislation Establishes Consumer Protections, Health Insurance Exchanges
    Wayne Goodwin
  • What Does the Temporary National High Risk Pool Mean for North Carolina?
    Michael Keough
  • Health Reform Impacts and Improvements Affecting Medicare Beneficiaries
    Bob Jackson
  • North Carolina’s Safety Net in the New World of Health Reform
    E. Benjamin Money
  • Health Reform’s Effect on School-Based Health Centers
    Constance N. Parker
  • Health Reform and Workforce: The North Carolina Connection
    Thomas C. RickettsElizabeth Walker
  • The National Health Service Corps – A Critical Component of Provider Recruitment in North Carolina’s Rural and underserved Communities
    John Price
  • Information Technology Reform IS Health Reform
    Steve Cline
  • Prevention in Health Care Reform: The Time Has Come
    Jeffrey Engel
  • Comparative Effectiveness Research in the Era of Health Reform
    Tim Carey
  • Spending Limited Health Care Dollars on What Works Best: The Promise of Comparative Effectiveness Research
    Josh Stein
  • Reform Speeds up an Already Accelerating Transformation: The Effect on Health Care Quality
    Stephen Wallenhaupt
  • Implementing National Health Reform in North Carolina
    Adam SearingAdam Linker
  • Health Reform: Funding Provisions
    Paul Mandsager
  • North Carolina Nurse-Family Partnership: Evidence-Based Nurse Home Visitation Program and Health Care Reform
    M. Tina MarkandaRhett MabryVeronica CreechAnne SayersAllen SmartKathy HigginsKatie EyesCatherine JoynerEmmy A. Marshall
  • Running the Numbers
    Mark Holmes
  • Readers’ Forum
    Dellyse Bright
North Carolina Medical Journal
Silberman, Pam, Catherine E. Liao, and Thomas C. Ricketts. 2010. “Understanding Health Reform: A Work in Progress.” North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (3): 215–31. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.3.215.
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