Colorado Medicine 1993: Vol 90 Index

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COLORADO MEDICINE
Cumulative index
Volume 90, 1993
Official Journal of the Colorado Medical Society
Publication Office: 7800 E. Dorado Place, Englewood, Colorado 80111
Telephone: [phone]
Sandra L. Maloney, Executive Editor
William S. Pierson, Managing Editor
Michael P. Thompson, Assistant Managing Editor
Gil Maestas, li, Communications Specialist
ADA Case Study, Best, December Med Fax Colo. Physicians Caring in Other Countries, 323
Additional AIDS surveillance case definition, 417 Colorado Air Quality Commission, 308
Advance Directives, 280 Colorado Coalition Moves Ahead in Immunization, 418
AIDS in the World, a Global Report (Book Review), Colorado Medical Society and the Threatened
Coleman, 64 Balkanization of the Profession, Bailey, 339
Always Do Right, Bailey, 396 Colorado Medical Society Guidelines for Health System
AMA Education and Research Foundation, 373 Reform, Bogin, Parkin, 362
AMA Health Care Reform meeting report, Lewis, 174 Colorado Medicine Now Fully Recycled, October Med
AMA Interim Meeting Report Quinn, January Med Fax Fax
AMA medical professional liability insurance survey Colorado Proctor Availability Program, 110
update, Best, May Med Fax Colorado Rural Health Resource Center, 91
AMA Political education conference, 405 Colorado Trust Begins $4.5 Million Community Health
AMA UPDATE, 224 Initiative, 25
AMA’s New Partnership comfort level questionable, Colorado Women’s Cancer Control Initiative, Chrvala,
Selner, 228 141, 192
Ambulatory Surgery Centers Face New Regulations, Colorado’s Air Quality: Physician input needed, 185
May Med Fax ColoradoCare and Cost Containment Town meetings,
American Lung Association calls for action, 242 September Med Fax, 304
Americans with Disabilities Act, Best, August Med Fax ColoradoCare Hearings, November Med Fax
Annual Meeting 1993, 201, 231, 265, 345 - COMMITTEE UPDATE, 18, 62, 92, 145, 184
Anti-Dumping Act, Best, November Med Fax COMPAC Membership, 143
Anti-Dumping Statute, Best, April Med Fax COMPAC needs you, October Med Fax
Arizona Dentists Prosecuted for Antitrust, Best, April COMPONENT SOCIETY EXECUTIVES, 382
Med Fax Confidential medical care important to adolescents,
Assignment of Benefits law allows direct payment, Thompson, 244
Parkin, Register, 91 Continuous Quality Improvement, Maestas, 89
Billing Medicare for Hospital Initial Observation Care, COPIC Announces 1994 Rates, 369
Register, 180 COPIC COMMENT, 9
BOARD HIGHLIGHTS, 21, 90, 187, 283. 308, 354 Corporate Practice of Medicine Survey, 88
Board of Directors, Introducing, 22 Corporate Practice of Medicine, February Med Fax
BOOK REVIEW, 64, 402 Corporate Practice of Medicine, Jacobs, 151
Boucher elected to Colorado Trust, December Med Fax Corporate Practice of Medicine, Truitt, 47
Call for Nominations (official offices of CMS), 191, 237 Corporatization of Health Care, Bristow, 358
Call for Nominations, 116, 167 CPEP, 109
Cancer Help Available, 24 CPR Directives, 181
Caveat Emptor, Maestas, December Med Fax CPR Directives, April Med Fax
CCVMS Sponsors health care forums; 430 CPR Directives, Stein, 410
Child Abuse Training, 25 Credentialing and Peer Review Project on hold, 229
Child Fatality Review, 195 Critical Time for Organized Medicine, Truitt, Maloney,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, 36, 71, 111, 156, 196, 95
246, 284, 328, 384, 420, 456 CU creating doctors for rural Coiorado, 110
CLIA grace period extended again, January Med Fax CU-Medline Plus debuts, 418
CMS Education and Research Foundation, Rainer, 372 Data Bank Self Query Requests, 321
CMS Member Fellow of ACPM, 449 DEA new numbers , 70
CMS works with ASSIST to curb health care provider Decisions that pay off, Pierson, 448
smoking, 242
Defined Benefit Plans, 61 Health Care Reform Update, Pierson, 10
Delegate Attendance at AM 93, 352 Health Care Reform—Managed Competition, Lewis,
Delegate Attendance at IM 93, 188 108
Demonstrators come to CMS offices, 66 Health Insurance Quiz, 177
Denver Goes Smoke Free, October Med Fax Health System Reform Committee, October Med Fax
Denver Plastic Surgeon elected to board of Doctors’ Health System Reform, Bogin, Parkin, 273
Company, 242 Health Workbook, 70
Diabetes Patients Needed, 70 Hepatitis A Reminder, 62
Diabetes Prevalence and Morbidity in Colorado Resi- Holiday Sharing Card, 459
dents, 1980-1991, Starr-Bocian, 318 Hospitals Map War on Medic Ban, 75
Direct Access Link Phone system, October Med Fax How They Voted now available, September Med Fax
Disabled Activist Wade Blank dies in vacation accident, How to compete under managed competition, Truitt, 7
105 Humanization of Medicine at Interim Meeting, 95
Do Trees Grow to the Sky?, Truitt, 168 Humanization of Medicine at Interim Meeting, February
Doctor Hero?, 380 Med Fax
Doctors Day Donations, 115 Hurricane in Paradise, Pagle, 263
Doctors Day Hobby Show, December Med Fax | thought you’d never ask, Pierson, 416
Doctors’ Day 1993, Maestas, 182 IN MEMORY, 31
Domestic Violence is Preventable, Nolan, 279 Independent Medical Examinations, Best, August Med
Dunn, James R. Received Community Service Award, Fax
344 Influenza season is here again, 417
Duty to Warn non-patient, Best, November Med Fax Integrating the Health Care System, Truitt, 87
EACH/RPCH Project Update, 280 Interim Meeting 94, 449
Economic Credentialing: Can Physicians and Hospitals Interim Meeting 1993, 54, 95, 186
Find Common Ground?, July Med Fax Interim Meeting Deadlines, February Med Fax
EKG & New Doc Payment cuts, September Med Fax Interview, The Batuello, 20
Elections a success, 11 Invitation to CMS Leadership Conference, Bailey, 173
Electronic Claims, Register, 414 Invitation to Golf Tourney, Truitt, 132
Emergency consultation for HMO-hospital patients, Invitation to President Elect’s Planning Conference,
Elliott, 152 Bailey, 131
Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act of Is there life after health care reform?, Lewis, 404
1986, Best, April Med Fax It’s Not “Business as Usual” at CMS, Maloney 48
Entertainment is killing us, Coleman, 312 Kelly, James P. to leave Sports Medicine team, 227
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S UPDATE, Maloney, 48, Kids in Need, 418
129, 170, 216, 260, 398, 433 Lay Midwifery Outcomes Reporting, 449
Family and Medical Leave Act to take effect August 6, Legislative testifiers for ‘93, 229
August Med Fax Let’s talk about America’s health care system, Golbert,
Family Practice, Justin, 438 Ford, Parry, 154\
Feds Consider Electronic Records Requirement, 25 Letter to Colorado physicians, Carlson, 63
Forgotten Plague (Book Review), Coleman, 402 Letter to Kathy Walsh, KCNC-TV, Allen, 194
Frenchy, Thompson, S., 375 LETTERS, 15, 63, 194, 310, 450
Friendship Bridge from the United States to Vietnam, License Renewal, April Med Fax
Maestas, 148 LOBBY, THE, Lewis, 404, 434
From Physician to Provider to Vendor, Truitt, 213 LOBBY, THE, Rapp, 12, 58, 133, 218
Future of Health Care in Colorado, Thompson, 49 Locum Tenens Project, March Med Fax
Get Acquainted with Medical Informatics, 323 Locum Tenens, 275
Golf fund raiser a success, 303 McCartney Elected to ASIM Board of Trustees, Novem-
Great Hospital Scrap, 75 ber Med Fax
HEALTH CARE DEFINITIONS, 315, 368, 415, 446 Medicaid Reform, 58
HEALTH CARE FINANCING, Register, Parkin, 16, 91, MEDICAL NEWS, 24, 69, 109, 196, 242, 278, 380, 418,
138, 180, 306, 414 449
HEALTH GARE SYSTEM REFORM, Parkin, 222, 228, Medical License Renewal Deadline Nears, May Med
273, 304, 362, 436 Fax
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 141, 192, 279, 318 Medical License Renewal Deadline, March Med Fax
Health Care Reform becomes TV entertainment grist, Medical Student Component, 375
412 Medical Student View of Annual Meeting, Scholz, 375
Health Care Reform Position Statement, April Insert Medicare Part B and Private Cortracting, Best, April
Health Care Reform Train is Out of the Station, March Med Fax
Med Fax Medicare Patients Can Choose, Best February Med
Fax Prescription Drug Abuse, 449
Medicare/Medicaid Program Fraud, Best, March Med Prescription medicines for medically indigent, 195
Fax PRESIDENT’S LETTER Truitt, 7, 47, 87, 127, 168, 257,
Medicine in the Twenty-first Century, Aukerman, 234 295
Member Benefit Upgrades, April Med Fax PRESIDENT’S LETTER, Bailey, 339, 397, 431
Mentor Program for Medical Students, Scholz, 277 Private contracting with Medicare Patients, September
MI Provider profiles, 408 Med Fax
Modifiers 78 and 79 — Relationships, Steffen, 304 Proceedings of the House of Delegates at AM 93, 350
More OSHA Questions and Answers, Livingston, 406 Proceedings of the House of Delegates at IM 93, 186
National AIDS Control Bill, February Med Fax Product Liability and Hospitals, Best, August Med Fax
National coalition opposes “enterprise liability”, 230 Proud to be a physician!, Shanks, 450
National Physician Group Enters Colorado Politics, 24 Public Health Scholars, 69
National Practitioner Data Bank, Best February Med Questions and Answers on OSHA Regulations and
Fax more, Livingston, 136
NEW COMPONENT SOCIETY OFFICERS, 32 Radiation Data Needed, 70
NEW MEMBERS, 26, 107, 324, 383, 451 Re-Engineering Health Care, Truitt, 257
New Direction for CFMC, Dunn, 442 Recent amendments to Code of Colorado Regulations,
New Hope in Antitrust Arena, 25 227
New Information Service, 323 Recognizing Inventors, 69
New Journal, 381 Regional AMA meetings to expand communications,
New law affects deductibility of dues, 378 381
New Safe Harbors from OIG, Best February Med Fax Regulatory Changes from Board of Health, 195
Nine Health Fair, 104 Report to the Federation , Todd, 226
Nine Health Fair, Bogin, 440 Reportable Condition Changes face public hearings,
Nominating Committee Election results from AM 93, November Med Fax
351 Romer Addresses Health Care, 51
Non-discrimination stance lauded, Justin, 310 RUMINATIONS, Pierson, 38, 74, 114, 158, 198, 250,
Not the kind of recognition you’d want to write home 286, 330, 386, 422, 458
about, Best, November Med. Fax Rural Health Resource Center, May Med Fax
OBITUARY—Carol Packard Tempest, 170 Scholarship leads to Unique Doctor, Thompson, 100
Open letter to the members of the 59th Session of the Science Fair Winners, 190
Colorado General Assembly, Richards, 15 Seiner elected ACAI President, 69
Oregon Plan Revised, Best, March Med Fax September is Women in Medicine Month!, McDonald,
OSHA Inspections, 102 298
OSHA News, Livingston, 444 Sixty Minutes and “excellent show”, 62
OSHA Training Requirements, Livingston, 377 Some Day in May, Coleman, 172
OSHA Update, 19 Speaker confirmed for IM 93, April Med Fax
Our last chance... Our greatest challenge, Truitt, 295 SPECIALTIES, 308
Parkin, Jo, New Employee, 21 Sunrise/Sunset Committee Approves Plan to License
Patients Needed for Smoking Cessation Study, 109 Naturopaths, October Med Fax
Patients Wanted for Asthma Study, 109 Surgery Resident Receives Award, 381
People to People, Rainer, 240 Survey of Colorado’s Internists Completed, Claasen, et.
PHYSICIAN PROFILE—Jim Parker, MD, Rocky al., 238
Mountain HMO, 178 Symposium to Probe Health Effects of Radiation
PHYSICIAN RECOGNITION AWARDS, 237, 455 Teaching Physicians, 381
Physician Insurers Association of America, Lewis, 235 Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Fox, 309
Physician Insurers Association of America, Pierson, Ten areas likely to be included in the Clinton Health
236 Care Plan, McCartney, 224
Physician Insurers Association of America, Thrower, Termination from managed care plans, September Med
236 Fax
Physician’s Directory Cards in the Mail, 94, 130 That's all there is left of it (former CMS building at 18th
Physician’s Financial Program a success, July Med Fax & Williams), 191
Physician-Patient Relationship, Best, November Med Times Change, Thomasson, 316
Fax Tobacco Sting a Success, October Med Fax
Physicians look to a dim future, 413 Today’s legislators Determine Tomorrow’s Medicine,
Planning for Retirement, Thompson, 60 143
Positive Smoke Free Signs, April Med Fax TV show triggers statute of limitations on negligent
Possible Scam Alert, August Med Fax credentialing claim, Best, November Med Fax
Practice Guideline for urinary incontinence, 195 Understanding Health Care Integration (Part 1), Lewis,
276 are?, Shenkel, 171
Understanding Health Care Integration (Part 2), Lewis, What Next? Legal System Reform?, Weil, 355
311 What will Clinton and Congress do to medicine?,
Unethical IMEs?, February Med Fax Maloney, 129
University of Colorado School of Medicine Admissions What will Romer and the Legislature do to medicine?,
Committee, Truitt, 302 _ Maloney, 129
Vermont Governor to Keynote AM 93, August Med Fax Who handles Medicare Medical Reviews, Best, Novem-
Vernon, Dr. Tom joins Merck, 278 ber Med Fax
Vertical Integration, July Med Fax Who Serves and Selects, Silverberg, 53
Vertical Integration, Tax Exempt Status and the Anti- Why Clinical Practice Guidelines?, Lewis, 320
kickback laws, Best, May Med Fax Will health care demand continue to increase?, Truitt,
Veterans Alert, 69 127
Volunteer Doctors, 21 WIM Speaker, August Med Fax
Waltzing with Gorillas, Maloney, 398 Women’s Health, Schroeder, 400
Washington Appointment (Denise Denton), 109 Workers Comp Fee Schedule used inappropriately,
Welcome to the CU Medical School Class of 1997, 376 Parkin, Register, 138
What kind of chumps do insurance companies think we Year in Medicine—1982, Pierson, 38
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