Health Care Markets

Ultimately, all health care is organized and delivered at ground level-in local communities-where HSC collects information about the changing health system. HSC research provides perspectives on the role of employers/consumers, health plans, hospitals and physicians in local health care markets.

Title	Date	Document Info
Primary Care Physicians Concerned about Patients' Access to Mental Health ServicesMiriam Shuchman, Robert F. St. Peter	Fall 1997	Data Bulletin No. 06
Strong Opinions Held about the Tradeoff Between Choice of Providers and Cost of CareHa T. Tu, Peter J. Cunningham	Fall 1997	Data Bulletin No. 04
Satisfaction and Quality:Marie C. Reed, Robert F. St. Peter	Fall 1997	Data Bulletin No. 03
Access to Specialists:Robert F. St. Peter	Fall 1997	Data Bulletin No. 02
Will Hospital Report Cards Make the Grade?	July 1997	Issue Brief No. 11
Health Care Costs:	June 1997	Issue Brief No. 10
Patients, Profits and Health System Change:	May 1997	Issue Brief No. 09
An Inadequate Supply of Qualified People Will Slow the Pace of Health System ChangeLinda T. Kohn	March 1997	Issue Brief No. 07
Tracking Health Care Costs:	January 1997	Issue Brief No. 06
A Primer on Understanding Health Care Cost Trends:	December 1996	Issue Brief No. 05
Policy Implications of Risk Selection in Medicare HMOs:Heidi H. Whitmore	November 1996	Issue Brief No. 04
Tracking Changes in the Public Health System:	September 1996	Issue Brief No. 02
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Albuquerque, N.M.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Boston, Mass.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Columbia, S.C.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Des Moines, Iowa
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Fargo, N.D.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Houston, TX
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Indianapolis, Ind.
The Community Snapshots Project	1995	Minneaoplis, Minn.