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Health Affairs, Vol 17, Issue 1, 26-34
Copyright © 1998 by Project HOPE

Journal Article

Covering a breaking revolution: the media and managed care

The health care revolution, an inherently complex undertaking, has been oversimplified. With the nation moving into and election year, it is incumbent upon the media, health plans, and policymakers to enlarge and enlighten the health care debate.

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