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Index to AAPS News, August, 1986-December, 2006 Index to AAPS News, August, 1986-December, 2006 100 Years of Market Distortions 7/06,1 AAPS v. Clinton 3/99,1 Abschöpfung 6/01,2 3M and medical procedure codes 3/01,2 AAPS v. Clinton 1/99,3 abuse, legal def. 9/00,2 AAFP 1/94,2; 4/94,2 AAPS-PAC 1/94,3 Acadiana Coalition 1/95,2 AAFP 10/00,2 AAPS-PAC report 3/00,2 access, "right" to 4/92,2 AAFP 2/02,2 Aaron, Henry 1/96,3 access and mandatory assign. 12/90,4 AAFP 2/01,3 Aaron, Henry 3/06,1 access problems 7/03,S2 AAFP, stand on universal coverage 10/99,2 AARP 11/97,1,S2 access to courts 4/92,1 AAN on right to die 12/03,1 AARP 5/98,S2 access under single payer 3/00,2 AAP 1/94,2 AARP 5/02,S1 Access and Choice Act 12/99,S1 AAP 10/00,2 AARP 5/95,S2 ACCESS Procedures Manual 3/96,3 AAP vaccine refusal form 4/06,2 AARP 5/90,1; 10/92,S1 accident insurance 8/98,4 AAPS associate membership 9/93,4 AARP 5/02,4 accountability 9/98,1 AAPS Medicare survey 1999 10/99,2 AARP 6/01,S2 accountability of federal agents 7/02,3 AAPS Non-Participation Policy 3/03,1 AARP 6/99,S1 accountability v. autonomy 1/06,2 AAPS Nonparticipation Policy 4/95,3 AARP 7/02,2,4 accountable health organizations 3/99,2 AAPS Patients' Bill of Rights 1/98,1 AARP 8/95,S1 Accountable Health Plans 2/93,1 AAPS survey, Arizona physicians on managed care AARP 9/94,3 Accountable Health Partnerships 8/92,S2 5/97,2 AARP and private contracting 4/98,S4 accounting, government 9/02,1 AAPS testimony 5/93,2 AARP and private contracts 12/97,S1 accreditation and AMA 9/96,1 AAPS v Clinton 5/03,1 AARP prescription drug benefit 4/02,S2 Accreditation Council for GME 9/93,1 AAPS v Thompson (HIPAA privacy rule0 2/02,3 abandonment 2/03,1 ACGME 9/93,1 AAPS v Clinton 10/95,1 Abbott and Costello 8/00,1 ACIP 10/00,2 AAPS v HHS (AHIC) 8/06,3 ABC Nightline 12/99,4 ACLU 12/98,3 AAPS v Clinton 12/95,1 ABC Plan, CMA 9/91,1 ACLU 2/96,1 AAPS v Clinton, payment of sanctions 3/98,3 abortion 3/96,1 ACOG 10/00,2 AAPS v Clinton appeal 4/98,3 abortion 4/91,2 ACOG 3/93,2 AAPS v HHS 8/02,3 abortion 6/98,3 ACP 6/90,1; 10/92,S1; 1/94,2 AAPS v Clinton 12/94,1 abortion access 4/92,2 ACP/ASIM 5/02,2 AAPS v HHS 11/02,3 abortion and breast cancer 2/02,3 ACP/ASIM 3/03,1 AAPS v. Weinberger 8/95,1 abortion and liberty 12/88,2; 8/89,2 ACP/ASIM 11/02,4 AAPS v. Clinton 11/94,1 abortion backlash 1/02,4 ACP/ASIM Center for Ethics 1/99,1 AAPS v. Weinberger 3/89,4; 3/92,1 abortion, breast cancer risk in 11/00,3 acquittal, effect on sentencing 2/97,3 AAPS v. Clinton 4/93, 1,3; 5/93,1,3; 6/93,1; 8/93,1,3; abortion/breast cancer 12/03,3 Action democratique du Quebec 6/05,1 10/93,3; 12/93,1; 2/94,3; 4/94,1; 5/94,3; 6/94,3; 8/94,2 abortion, Clinton position on 4/95,S2 active compression-decompression CPR 8/94,2 AAPS v. Bowen 11/88,1; 7/89,3; 9/90,1,3; 12/90,1; abortion coverage 5/94,S1 activism, judicial 1/92,3 6/91,2; 8/91,3 abortion, eugenic 8/05,2 Acton, Lord 10/02,3 AAPS v. Weinberger 12/97,S2 abortion, Gore on 9/92 S1 actual malice standard 11/06,3 AAPS v. Clinton 5/97,2 abortion, in uniform benefits 6/93,1 actuarial estimates 5/00,4 AAPS v. Clinton, mootness 1/95,3 abortion, information on 4/01,1 actuaries, full employment for 2/00,4 AAPS v. Thompson 1/02,3 abortion, informed consent 8/02,3 Ad Hoc Committee to Defend Health Care 7/00,1 AAPS v. Thompson, privacy regs 10/01,3 abortion, insurance coverage 3/94,2 Ada County, ID and MSA 11/95,1 AAPS v. FDA 1/04,3 abortion, Jocelyn Elders and 2/93,S1 Adams, Charles 11/01,1 AAPS v. Weinberger 9/99,1 abortion, managed competition and 2/93,2 Adams, Charles 2/00,3 AAPS v. HHS 1/03,3 abortion, Missouri case 5/89,4 Adams, Frank 2/04,3 AAPS v. Bowen I,II 1/93,3 abortion, partial birth 4/00,3 Adams, John 4/98,S4 AAPS v. Thompson on HIPAA privacy rule 3/02,3 abortion, partial birth 4/97,S2 Adams, John 8/02,2 AAPS v. FDA (pediatric rule) 12/01,3 abortion, partial birth 8/05,2 Adams, Mark 7/00,3 AAPS v. Clinton 4/00,1 abortion, partial birth 11/99,2 Adams, Sam 8/95,1 AAPS v. Clinton 11/95,3 abortion, partial birth 11/96,S2 Adams, Samuel 12/01,2 AAPS v. Clinton 4/95,3 abortion regulation lawsuits 12/88,3 addiction to welfare 9/97,2 AAPS v. Clinton 9/00,3 abortion, standard benefit 9/93,S2 Adkins, Lewis E 11/88,3 AAPS v. Clinton remanded 10/99,3 abortion, state laws 10/94,3 Adler, Steven J 2/99,4 AAPS v. Weinberger 1/98,1 abortion training 4/95,2 Adlerstein, David 10/01,2 AAPS v. Clinton 10/94,1,3 Abortion funding 7/90,3 Administar 5/98,2 AAPS v. Thompson 9/01,1 Abortion Non-Discrimination Act 8/02,3 AdminiStar 2/96,4 AAPS v. Clinton 1/98,2 Abortion, parental consent 8/90,4 AdminiStar Federal 2/01,3 AAPS v. HHS (Privacy Rule) 7/03,3 abortions 7/93,3,S2 administration, costs of 7/00,1 AAPS v. FDA 12/02,3 abortions, Canada 4/88,4; 7/89,2 administrative cost in single payer 12/02,4 AAPS v. Weinberger 1/98,3 abortions, Canada 3/00,1 administrative costs 2/03,S2 AAPS v. Clinton, sanctions awarded 5/03,3 abortions, public funding 1/90,3 administrative costs, Medicare 7/00,4 AAPS v. Clinton, sanctions in 2/98,1 Abramowitz, Kenneth 4/93,4 administrative costs, Medicare 9/02,1 administrative efficiency 3/06,4 administrative overhead, Canada 11/94,2 administrative costs, public schools 10/02,4 administrative law 9/00,3 administrative pricing, Medicare 1/00,S1 administrative costs 8/91,2 administrative law 3/02,1 administrative pricing, Medicare 4/02,S2 administrative costs 7/00,S2 administrative law 1/00,1 administrative savings 2/93,2 administrative costs, single payer 3/00,2 administrative law 10/92,4; 1/93,2 administrative simplification 8/98,1 administrative costs, Medicaid 11/02,2 administrative law 6/98,3 administrative simplification 8/96,4 administrative efficiency 11/04,2 administrative law, testimony concerning 6/98,S1-2 administrative simplification, effect on hospitals 7/00,S2 Quality in the Health Care Industry 1/98,S2 Aimster 1/04,3 administrative simplification 9/96,1 Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices Akula, John 6/01,3 administrative simplification 8/98,4 5/00,2 Al-Jadda, Souheil 9/90,1; 12/90,1 administrative simplification 5/97,1 Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices Alabama Board of Medical Examiners 5/03,3 administrative simplification 2/01,1 3/00,3 Alamo 11/93,1 administrative simplification 6/98,4 Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices Alaska Airlines 12/00,2 administrative simplification 11/94,1 12/99,3 Alaska, state employees' insurance claims 3/97,4 administrative simplification 8/96,1 Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices Albert, Carl 8/00,2 administrative simplification 8/95,4 (ACIP) 1/01,3 Alberta Bill 11 6/00,2; 7/00,2 administrative simplification 6/97,3 advocacy v. lying 6/00,3 Alberta Bill # 37 1/99,2 Administrative civil rights act 11/97,3 Aetna 10/05,1 Alberta Health and Wellness 3/02,2 Administrative Discipline Committees 4/04,4 Aetna 12/99,3 Alberta, private pay in 4/95,2 Administrative Medicaid Outreach Program 6/99,3 Aetna 5/95,2 alchemy of tears 4/96,1 Administrative Procedure Act 4/01,3 Aetna of Georgia 4/91,1; 1/93,3 ALEC 1/94,2 Administrative Procedure Act 5/95,3 Aetna settlement and AMA 8/03,4 ALEC 9/94,2 Administrative Procedure Act 9/00,3 Aetna settlement 7/03,3 Alerre, Richard 3/03,3 Administrative Procedure Act 8/98,1 Aetna/US HealthCare 8/00,S2 Alexander, Dan 6/03,3 Administrative Procedure Act, Montana 6/02,3 affidavit for Medicare opt out 3/98,3 Alexander, Dan 7/01,3 Administrative Procedure Act 11/90,3; 6/91,2; 3/92,3; Affirmation of Citizens' Rights 3/97,4 Alexander v. Sandoval 7/01,3 9/92,3; 10/92,3 Affirmation of Citizens' Rights 4/97,4 Alfredson v. Lewisburg Comm Hosp 9/91,3 Administrative Procedure Act 12/01,3 Affirmation of Citizens' Rights 2/97,4 Alien and Sedition Act 4/98,S4 Administrative Procedure Act 6/97,3 Affordable Health 8/95,2 aliens, undocumented 4/03,1 Administrative Procedure Act 11/97,3 AFL-CIO 9/94,3 All Kids Count 5/97,2 Administrative Procedure Act 3/98,1 age discrimination 6/98,3 All Kids Count 9/99,2 Administrative Simplification Compliance Act Age Concern England 3/00,S2 All Kids Count 5/00,2 (ASCA) 11/02,4 Agency for Health Care Policy and Research All Kids Count 5/99,2 Administrative Simplification Rules 6/05,3 (AHCPR) 9/04,1 All Kids Count 8/98,3 Administrative Simplification, Clinton Task Force Agency for Health Care Policy and Research 1/96,2 All Kids Count 6/01,3 5/03,1; 7/03,1 Agency for Health Care Policy and Research 2/95,3 All Kids Count 9/00,2 Administrative Simplification 5/99,1 Agency for Health Care Policy and Research 1/98,4 Allard, Wayne 8/01,S1 administrators, power increase with Medicare Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Allegheny General Hospital 3/96,2 10/98,4 (AHRQ) 1/06,2 Allen, Doris Houser 12/99,3 Adult Protective Services Act, Arizona 2/03,3 Agency for Health Care Quality Research 9/98,S1 Allen, Lewis G 8/93,2 advance directives 5/05,1 Agency for Health Care Policy and Research 3/98,S1 Allen, Shirley Anne 12/97,2 advance directives 2/91,2; 2/93,2 aging 1/01,S1 Alliance Blue Cross Blue Shield physician bonus advance directives 12/03,1 agricultural subsidies and doctors 4/97,S1 10/98,4 Advance Beneficiary Notice 4/98,1 Aguilar, Georginia 9/99,4 Alliance for Human Research Protection 1/04,3 Advance Beneficiary Notice 4/98,S3 AHA 8/94,1 Alliance for Managed Competition 4/95,1 Advanced Beneficiary Notice 9/99,1 AHA guidelines 1/06,1 Alliance for Human Research Protection 12/02,3 adverse selection 1/96,S2 AHA v.
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