Add to ORKGThe text to follow is intended to provide an overview of the legal basis for the imbalance of power currently inherent to the health care industry, suggesting several reasons for its development. It also provides an outline of the current basis for antitrust liability in this country and describes some possible solutions. The most practical and effective means through which to rectify this imbalance would be to enact new federal legislation that would amend the antitrust laws to allow for limited unionization of independently practicing physicians for collective bargaining purposes
Under new pressures for cost containment, hospitals are increasingly asserting interests that confli...
This policy brief is the first of two to address antitrust considerations that arise in health syste...
This Article discusses and explores the importance of the federal antitrust laws to the health care ...
The health industry is one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of the nation\u27s economy, ye...
In health care, the increase in market concentration on both the insurer side and the provider side ...
Although instrumental in ushering in competition to the health care industry and later in safeguardi...
This Article argues that recent calls for antitrust enforcement to protect health insurers from hosp...
Americans are paying too much for health care services and insurance, in large part due to insuffici...
Current antitrust enforcement policy unduly restricts physician collaboration, especially among smal...
Until relatively recently, antitrust enforcement in the delivery of health care was virtually non-ex...
Although federal judges have resisted giving due effect to standard antitrust principles in scrutini...
The need to evaluate the competitive consequences of cooperation among rivals has long posed a dilem...
The purpose of this theoretical policy analysis report was to determine if antitrust laws should be ...
Do courts inconsistently apply antitrust laws when it comes to health care? Is health care afforded ...
AbstractWith the advent of Medicare prospective payment systems, health care entities and physicians...
Under new pressures for cost containment, hospitals are increasingly asserting interests that confli...
This policy brief is the first of two to address antitrust considerations that arise in health syste...
This Article discusses and explores the importance of the federal antitrust laws to the health care ...
The health industry is one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of the nation\u27s economy, ye...
In health care, the increase in market concentration on both the insurer side and the provider side ...
Although instrumental in ushering in competition to the health care industry and later in safeguardi...
This Article argues that recent calls for antitrust enforcement to protect health insurers from hosp...
Americans are paying too much for health care services and insurance, in large part due to insuffici...
Current antitrust enforcement policy unduly restricts physician collaboration, especially among smal...
Until relatively recently, antitrust enforcement in the delivery of health care was virtually non-ex...
Although federal judges have resisted giving due effect to standard antitrust principles in scrutini...
The need to evaluate the competitive consequences of cooperation among rivals has long posed a dilem...
The purpose of this theoretical policy analysis report was to determine if antitrust laws should be ...
Do courts inconsistently apply antitrust laws when it comes to health care? Is health care afforded ...
AbstractWith the advent of Medicare prospective payment systems, health care entities and physicians...
Under new pressures for cost containment, hospitals are increasingly asserting interests that confli...
This policy brief is the first of two to address antitrust considerations that arise in health syste...
This Article discusses and explores the importance of the federal antitrust laws to the health care ...