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ContentsForeword by Robert D. Reischauer Acknowledgments 1 Federalism and Health Policy: An Overview 2 State and Federal Roles in Health Care: Rationales for Allocating Responsibilities 3 Health Care within the Larger State Budget 4 Variation in Health Insurance Coverage and Medical Expenditures: How Much Is Too Much? 5 States' Strategies for Tapping Federal Revenues: Implications and Consequences of Medicaid Maximization 6 Leaders and Laggards in State Coverage Expansions 7 Medicaid Managed Care: State Flexibility in Action 8 Long-Term Care: Can the States Be the Engine of Reform? 9 The State Children's Health Insurance Program: A New Approach to Federalism 10 Making Medicaid a National Program: Medicare as a Model 11 Alternative Models of Federalism: Health Insurance Regulation and Patient Protection Laws 12 Improving the Federal System of Health Care Coverage About the Editors About the Contributors Index
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