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Books by Richard L. Reece About the Author Foreword PART ONE—Culture and Politics, the Reform Law, Costs and Demands, and Unforeseen Consequences

Culture and Politics Blue Monday for ObamaCare Political Chickens Coming Home to Roost Obama Health Reform Rope-a-Dope Tipping Point Reform Storm U.S. Exceptionalism American Heritage Ask Not: Health Reform Propositions Pig in a Poke A Favor You Can’t Understand Reform and Repeal Odds Massachusetts and Indiana Experiments Romney’s Legacy Center-Right Nation Americans and Their Medical Machines Comparative Health Statistics among Nations The Reform Law “Fiendishly Complicated” Fast-Baked Reform Cake-Off A Tangled Web Winners and Losers Known and Unknown Consequences of Reform Law Vast Law, Half-Vast Consequences Positives and Negatives Checks and Balances Correctness and Incorrectness Wisdom of Crowds Constitutionality If Not Constitutional, What Then? No Compelling Story Big Brother Is Watching Costs and Demands Big “D” Everything Has a Price It Ain’t the System, It’s Aging Doing the Math Health Costs and Human Nature SNAFU (Situation Normal All Funds Up) Hospital “Facility Fees” Unforeseen Consequences Waive ObamaCare Goodbye Costs of Consolidation Reform Holes You Can Drive a Truck Through Health Reform Dislocations Will Public Hospitals Be a Health-Reform Casualty? Death Knell of Independent Health Agents?

Part Two—Physicians, Hospitals, Patients, Access to Doctors, Medicare, and Government Bureaucracy

Physicians Doctors in America Talk Is Cheap The Physician Organizational Inferiority Complex Primary Care Revolt Against RUC Survey: Two-Thirds of Doctors Fear or Oppose the Health Reform Law The Future of Accountable Care Organizations The Elephant in the Room: Small Physician Practices Pay-for-Performance: Not So Fast, Macduff! Stalking the Noncompliant Physician A Physician’s Manifesto Impact on Doctors Physician Gratitude List Reaping Tort Reform Benefits Congress Hoist on Its Own Petard Who Speaks for Physicians? A Remarkable Document Primary Care in the Dumps Scuttlebutt Monstrous Implications Physician Sentiment Index Doctors’ Dilemmas The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be Feminization of Medicine Who Decides—Government or Doctors? Hospitals Chain Reaction of Consolidation Hospital-Doctor Hiring Wave Disgruntled Physicians and Unhappy Hospitals Accountable Care Organizations: Negative Reaction among Physicians Accountable Care Organizations as Private Practice Killers Resolving Hospital-Physician Conflicts Patients “I Told You I Was Sick” Resuscitation of Death Panels “I Feel Like a Million Dollars!” Patient-Centered Care and What Patients Want Heart Disease and Health Reform More Private, Personal, Home, and Decentralized Care A Physical Exam Tale Access to Doctors Playing the Percentages Access Mess And Who Shall Care for the Sick? I Told You So Victims of Health Reform Medicare Ba-Ba-Ba Boom! Health Reform Impact, as Cited in the Medicare Chief Actuary’s Report Fraud and Abuse Skepticism among Seniors Government Bureaucracy Res Ipsa Loquitur Sickness of Government Berwick Quote Harvard-Driven Healthcare

Part Three—Innovations, Electronic Health Records, the Internet and Social Media, and Miscellany

Innovations Government “Innovation” Innovation: Last Great Hope Irresistible Force Seek and Find: Googling of Disease and Health Why Not More Innovation? Balancing Reform and Medical Innovation Top Ten Innovators Getting Your Care at Work No Miracles among Friends How-To’s of Healthcare Innovation Electronic Health Records Bonanza or Boondoggle? “Inevitability” and “Waiting Game” Is a “Free” EHR for Real? Seek, Speak, and Ye Shall Find The Janus of Health Reform Unnatural Human Communication Talking to Your EHR Patients and WikiLeaks Need for Physician-Friendly and Physician-Useful Information The Internet and Social Media Internet Groundswell The Computer Is a Moron Sermo.com—Physician Social Networking Miscellany The Medical-Industrial Complex Too Many Rocks in Physician Knapsacks Why the Political Sea Is Boiling Hot and Pigs Have Wings Pruning of the Reform Christmas Tree Epilogue Eight Health-Reform-Driven Physician Trends Doctors Make a Difference for the Poor Ten Wrap-Ups for The Health Reform Maze The Doctor Is In References

Acknowledgments Praise for The Heath Reform Maze: A Blueprint for Physician Practices Copyright Info

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