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Interview

The Road To Meaningful Reform: A Conversation With Oregon’s John Kitzhaber

EDITOR’S NOTE: When Oregon sought approval in the mid-1990s to trim benefits in its Medicaid program to finance an expansion of coverage, the proposal stirred intense controversy and was eventually rejected by federal officials. In October 2002 the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services approved a second proposal to reduce benefits for some beneficiaries to pay for coverage of up to 60,000 uninsured Oregonians under new flexibility guidelines promulgated by the Bush administration and described elsewhere in this volume by Cindy Mann. John Kitzhaber spearheaded both efforts, initially as a state legislator and then as Oregon’s governor, often citing . . . [Full Text of this Article]

The State Of Things In Oregon

 

Waivers, The Next Round

 

Covering The Uninsured

 

The Politics Of Health Care

 

A Community Approach

 

How To Reward Brave Reformers

 

Breaking Down The Bigger Picture

 

A Hypothetical Political Scenario: Fixing A Broken System

 

The Perils Of Redistribution

 

Paying For Services

 

An Unhappy Time For Medicine As A Profession

 

A Platform For Health Care Reform In 2004

 

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