Medical Sentinel Index
Volume 1 (1996)

* The number in parentheses denotes the issue number of the Medical Sentinel comprising those pages in the text. Volume 1 (1996) contained three issues, Spring (1), Summer (2), and Fall (3) 1996. Beginning with Volume 2 (1997), the pages are numbered consecutively thus obviating the need for issue number designation in parantheses.

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AAPS v. Clinton, (1):6-8, (2):2, 6, (3):4
Aetna. See Insurance Companies; Managed Care
Adler, Mortimer J., (1):4
Administrative Law, (2):25
AFL-CIO, (1):36
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR), (1):9-12
Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). See Medicaid
Albertini, J.A., (3):5
Alper, Philip R., (1):2
Alzheimer's Disease, (3):33-34
Alzugaray, Manuel, (3):5
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), (2):28, (3):9
American College of Surgeons (ACS), (2):36
American Health Care Plan. See Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs)
American Hospital Association (AHA), (2):19
American Medical Association (AMA), (1):39-40, (2):4, 19, 30, 36-37, (3):2-3, 29
American Public Health Association (APHA). See also Public Health, (1):37, (3):9
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), (2):15
AMPAC (AMA Political Action Committee), (2):36
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), (3):33-34
Annis, Edward R. See also Code Blue (1):36-40, (2):1, 36
Antitrust, (2):3
Aristotle, (1):4
Arizona (State of), (2):27-28
Arnett, Jerome C., Jr., (1):39-40, (2):36-37, (3):4
Asset forteiture, (3):29-32
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons(AAPS), (1):1, 6-8, 23-24, 30-31, 41, (2):1-2, 30, (3):4, 6, 19, 26, 29, 33
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, (2):30
Atlas Shrugged (Rand), (3):27

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Babylonian medicine, (2):86-89
Bastiat, Frederic, (1):26
BioEthics - Opportunities, Risks, and Ethics: The Privatization of Cancer Research (Oldham), (3):5
Bill of Rights. See Constitutional Amendments
Bismarck, Otto von, (2):19
Blaylock, Russell L., (1):19-22, 30-31, (2):14-17, (3):33-34
Blazquez, Agustin, (3):4
Blood brain barrier, (3):33-34
Bloome, Dexter W., (2):34-35, (3):26
Blue Cross/Blue Shield. See Insurance Company; Managed Care
Bold, Frederick, (3):5
Bounty system, (3):32
Boyles, John H., (1):27
Bristow, Lonnie, (3):2
Browne, Harry, (2):34-35
Brune, Tom, (2):36-37
Bush, George Herbert Walker, (3):29

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Caine, Curtis W., (1):29-30, 37, (2):25-26, (3):23-24
Califano, Joseph, (1):36
California (State of), (2):28-29
Camardese, Nino M., (1):2, (3):1-2, 26
Canadian health care, (1):41, (3):27
Capitalism. See also Free Market; Fee-for-Service, (2):1, (3):21-22
Capitation, (1):20, (2):29, (3):4
Carnegie Foundation, (1):34
Carcinogenesis, also cancer, cancer risk, (2):31-33, (3):5
Carter, Jimmy, (1):36
CATO Institute, (3):14
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), (2):31
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), (2):15
Central planning. See also Socialism (1):41, (3):20-22
Charity, (3):23
Chesterton, G.K., (3):8
Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), of managed care/HMOs, (2):4, 24, (3):14-17
Children, also Children's Defense Fund (CDF), (2):2, 27-28, (3):8-9
Cholera, (2):30
Clean Air Act, (2):31-33
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA), (1):12, 41
Clinton, Hillary Rodham, (1):6-8, (2):36-37
Clinton, William Jefferson, (1):6-8, (3):22
Code Blue (Annis), (1):39-40
Committees, (1):15, (2):18-21, (3):29-32
Communism, (3):21-22
Communist Manifesto (Marx), (1):28
Constitutional Amendments, (1):28-30
Constitutional Republic, (2):25, (3):23-24
Corporate socialized medicine, also corporate practice of medicine, corporatism, socialized medicine, collectivized medicine, industrialized medicine, (1):1, (2):6-9, 37, (3):3, 21-22, 25
Corporations, health care, (3):14-17
Courage, (1):4-5
Covering Cuba (Blazquez), (3):4
Criminalization of medicine, (3):29-32
Culture of Deceit. See also Health Care Task Force, (1):6-8

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Data collection, (2):30, (3):10-13
DDT, (2):30-31
Declaration of Independence, (1):29-30, (2):25-26, (3):1
Defensive medicine, (2):6-9
Denial of care, (1):20
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS; Department of Health, Education and Welfare), (1):36-37, (2):25
Deselection, (1):17
Dewey, John, (1):4-5
DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid), (2):32
Dole, Bob, (2):34, (3):29
Dues, (1):23-24

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"Eddie Eagle" gun safety program, (3):8-9
Eddy, David M., (1):12-13
Edelman, Marian Wright, (2):2, 27-28
Education, (1):4-5, (3):8-9
Egyptian medicine, (2):8-9
Eliot, George, (2):18
Ellwood, Paul, (2):20
Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), (1):27
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), (2):15-16, 20, 25, 31-33
Ethics. See Medical Ethics
Euthanasia (assisted suicide), (2):3, 8-9
Excitotoxins (Blaylock), (3):33

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False Claims Act, (3):30-31
Faria, Miguel A., Jr., (1):1-2, 22, (2):1, 6-9, 30, (3): 2, 8-9, 35-36
Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), (1):6-8, (3):4
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), (2):15
Federal Register, (2):15, 17, 25
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), (1):27, (2):25, (3):5
Fee-for-service. See also Free Market, (1):22
Flexner, Abraham, (1):34-35
Food and Drug Administration (FDA), (1):10, 28, 41, (2):25, 35, (3): 5, 14, 33-34
Foreign medical graduates, (2):20
Founding Fathers, (1):26-30
Franklin, Benjamin, (1):21
Fraud and abuse, (3):29-32
Freedom in Medicine Foundation, (1):2, (3):1-2, 26
Free Market. See also Medical Savings Accounts, (3):21-22
Frist, Thomas, (3):16

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Gatekeeper, concept in managed care, (1):16-18, (2):4
Georgia (State of), (3):3, 25
Global budgets, (3):10
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, (3):36
Golden Rule Insurance Company, (1): 30, (3):1
Goltry, Vernon L., (1):25-26
Goodman, John C., (1):1, (2):29, (3):27
Government, (1):6-8, 29-30, 36-41, (2):25-26, 34-35, (3):23-24
Gradualism. See also Socialism, (1):39
Gramsci, Antonio, (3):33
Graeco-Roman medicine and ethics, (3):35-36
Gross National Product (GNP), (2):34
Guanzon, Cesar, (3):29-30
Gun control in the medical literature, (3):8-9

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Hamersma, H., (3):3
Hammurabi, (2):6-8, (3):31
Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA), (3):6, 20, 29-30
Health Care Task Force, (1):3, 6-10, 20-21, (2):36
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO). See Managed Care
Health Security Act of 1993, (1):10, 33, (3):4, 9
Herd instinct among physicians, (1):14-17
Herodotus, (2):8, 35
Hill Burton Act, (1):36, (2):19-20
Hilsabeck, John R., (2):18-21
Hippocrates of Cos, (3):36
Hippocratic ethic. See also Medical Ethics (1):17, 26
Hippocratic Oath, (1):41, (3):1, 3, 6, 35-36
History of medicine, (2):6-9, (3):5, 35-36
A History of Medicine, Volume I: Primitive and Ancient Medicine (Prioreschi), (3):5
Hormesis, (2):30
Hospitals. See also American Hospital Association, (2):18-21, (3):14-17
Huntoon, Lawrence R., (2):24, (3):20, 33-34
Hypothesis, medical, (2):31-33

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Illinois (State of), (3):3
"Incorrect coding," (3):31-32
Independent Practice Associations (IPA). See also Managed Care; Physician Networks, (1):25-26
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA). See Medical Savings Accounts
Industrial policy in medicine. See also Corporations, (1):19-22
Inspector General (Office of), (3):32
Insurance Companies, (3):14-16, 22
Internal Revenue Service (IRS), (2):15, 34-35, (3):16
Ionizing radiation.See also Radon, (2):30

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James, William, (1):4-5
Jefferson, Thomas, (1):28-30, (2):26
Johnson, Daniel (Stormy), (3):2
Johnson, Lyndon, also Great Society, (1):36-37, (2):20
Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health-care Organizations (JCAHO), (3):3
Jordan, W. Daniel, (2):1
Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia (JMAG), (2):30
Judicial activism, (1):28

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Kassebaum-Kennedy Bill (Law; Health Security and Portability Act of 1996), (1):1, (3):4, 29-32
Kennedy, Edward, (3):1-2
Kennedy, John F., (1):36
Ketoacidosis, (3):10
Kevorkian, Jack, (2):3
Knott, Ken G., (2):2
"Knowingly and willfully," (3):30-32
Kreider, Rodney N., (2):2
Krizek, George O., (3):30

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Lanzalotti, John A., (1):31-32
Lasers in eye surgery, (3):5
The Law (Bastiat), (1):26
Lockridge, Ross, (2):22-23
Loftman, Bert A., (1):1, 28-29, (2):1-2
Long, Howard, (1):1
Lung cancer, (2):30

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Magaziner, Ira, (1):6-8, 24
Malpractice, medical liability, (1):21, (2):4, (3):14
Managed care, (1):16-18, 19-23, 25-29, (2):3-5, 14-17, 24 (3):3-4, 14-17, 21-22
Managed Healthcare, (3):32
Mann, Thomas W., (2):9
Marx, Karl, (1):28
Maus, F. L., (3):36
McCarran Ferguson Law, (1):27
Medicaid, (1):6, 25, 28, (2):20, 27-28, 34-35, (3):14-17, 29-32
Medical Association of Georgia (MAG), (2):30
Medical education, (2):18-21
Medical ethics, (1):4-5, 17, (2):6-9, 10-13, (3):31, 35-36
Medical graduates, (2):4
Medical licensure, (3):3
"Medically unnecessary," (3):30-31
Medical organizations, national, (3):9, 14-19
Medical progress, (2):8
Medical Savings Accounts (MSA), (1):1, 27, 31-34, 40, (2):1-5, 28-29, 34-35, (3):1-2, 6, 19, 22, 26, 36
Medicare, (1):6, 25, 36-38, (2):16, 34-35, (3):6, 14-17, 20, 29-32
Medicine, medical practice, (1):36-38, (2):18-21, (3):14-17
Meningitis, (2):24
Miami Medical Team (Albertini), (3):5
Microorganisms, (2):31-33
Miller, Gordon, (2):29, (3):4
Minnesota (State of), (2):3, 18, (3):9
Mississippi (State of), (1):30-31, (3):33
Monopoly, (3):21-22
Monosodium glutamate, (3):33-34
Morality. See also Medical Ethics, (2):10-13
Musgrave, Gerald L., (1):1, (2):29, (3):27

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Nadar, Ralph, (2):34
Nahrwold, Michael L., (1):23-24, (2):22-23, (3):18-19
National debt, (1):28
National Institute of Health (NIH), (2):20, 25
National Practitioners Data Bank, (3):35
National Rifle Association (NRA), (3):8-9
Nazi Germany, (2):8-9
Nickelson, Connie, (2):30
Nirschl, Robert P., (3):21-22
Nixon, Richard Milhous, (2):20, (3):16

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Occupational Safety Hazard Administration (OSHA), (2):15, 20, 25
Ohio (State of), (3):26
Oldham, Robert K., (3):5
Oregon initiative, (2):29
Oregon (State of), (2):29, (3):4
Orient, Jane M., (1):9-10, 40-41, (2):2, 31-33, (3):2-4, 0-13, 29-32
Osler, William, (1):15
Outcomes research, (1):9-10, (3):10-13, 20

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Parkinson's Disease, (3):33-34
Patient-physician relationship, (1):3, 16-18, (3):6,17
Patient Power (Goodman and Musgrave), (1):1, (2):29, (3):27
Patient Protection Act, (2):29
Patrick, John, (2):10-13
"Patterns of practice," (3):29
Pellegrino, Edmund D., (1):16-18
Percival, Thomas, (1):5
Perquisites, (3):23-24
Pharmaceuticals, (3):14
Physician assisted suicide, (2):3, (3):8-9
Physician Hospital Organization (PHO), (1):25-26, (2):3, 17
Physician networks, (2):3
Pollutants, also pollution, (2):31-33
Practice guidelines, (1):9-15, (2):6-9
Pragmatism, also instrumentalism, (1):4-5, (2):36
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO), (1):25-26, (2):17
"Pride," (3):27-28
Printz, Don W., (1):3, (2):5, (3):6
Prioreschi, Plinio, (3):1, 5
Public Citizen, (3):3
Public Health Service (PHS), (2):19-20
Pythagoras, (3):35

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Queue. See Canadian health care.

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Radon, (2):30
Raintree County (Lockridge), (2):22-23
Rationed health care. See also Managed Care, (1):1-2, (3):10-13
Recruitment, (1):3, 30-34
Reinventing Health Care (Tawil and Bold), (3):5
Relman, Arnold, (2):36, (3):16
Research. See Scientific Method; Hypothesis.
Resource-Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS), (1):41
Reuther, Walter, (1):36, 39
Robbins, John W., (1):12
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, (2):13
Rooney, Patrick, (1):30

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Scherzer, Joseph M., (1):32, (2):27
Schiller, Mark, (2):28-29
Schlafly, Phyllis, (2):1-2
Schlitt, Michael, (1):33-34
School-based clinics, (2):27-28, (3):8
Scientific method, (1):9-10, (3):10-13
The Serpent on the Staff (Wolinsky and Brune), (2):36-37
Seward, P. John, (2):30, (3):2
Siege mentality among physicians, (1):3
Smith, G. Keith, (2):1
Socialism, (1):1, 19-22, (2):1, 8-9, 14-17, (3):19
Social Security Act. See Medicare.
South Africa, (3):3
Soviet Union, (2):8-9
Spencer, Thomas R., Jr., (1):6-8
Starr, Paul, (2):36, (3):16-17
Sterilization, also disinfection, chlorination, (2):31-33
Stewart v. Sullivan, (2):28
Sunshine laws. See Federal Advisory Committee Act.
Syphilis (Treponema pallidum), (2):31

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Tanner, Michael, (3):14
Tawil, Jack J., (3):5
Taxes, (1):28, (2):25-26, 34-35, (3):16
Terrell, Hilton P., (1):11-15
Third party payers, (1):16-18, 27, (2):18-20
Third Reich, (2):15
Thoreau, Henry David, (3):5
Tidwell, Thomas J., (3):3, 25
Todd, James S., (2):36, (3):2
Truth, (2):10-13, 30, (3):36
Tsai, Nancy T., (1):24-25, (3):27-28
Tyranny, also despotism, (2):25

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U.S. Constitution, (1):28-30, (2):25-26, (3):23-24
U.S. Healthcare. See Managed Care, (3):22

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Vandals at the Gates of Medicine (Faria), (1):1, 22, (3):35-36
Virginia (State of), (1):31-32, (3):29

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The Wall Street Journal, (3):29-30, 32
Warner, John, (3):29-30
Washington DC, (2):34-35, (3):8, 29
Washington (State of), (1):33-34
Why Government Doesn't Work (Browne), (2):34-35
Willful intent, (3):29
Wolfe, Sidney, (2):36, (3):3
Wolinsky, Howard, (2):36-37
Wootton, Percy, (3):2
World War II, (2):20

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Your Doctor Is Not In (Orient), (1):1, 41-42, (2):17

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Zoffuto, Anthony C., (3):1