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ViewsLetter

2013	Issue 1 – New Congress in 2013; Wellness Incentive Ideas Issue 2 – To “Play or Pay”: A Complicated Decision; Concierge Medicine; Health Plan Apps
2012	Issue 1 – The Supreme Court Will Review Health Care Reform Issue 2 – Electronic Medical Records Issue 3 – Employee Retention Issue 4 – Importance Of The Health Spending Trend; Health Exchanges Are Coming
2011	Issue 1 – A Focus on Health Issue 2 – The Total Cost of Health Care Issue 3 – Importance of Essential Benefits Issue 4 – Quality in Health Care
2010	Issue 1 – Medical Plans That Encourage Health Improvement Issue 2 – Value-Based Insurance Designs Issue 3 – Medical Home Approach to Health Care Issue 4 – New Focus: Comparative Effectiveness Research
2009	Issue 1 – Security of Insurance Carriers Issue 2 – Tips on Delivering Bad News Issue 3 – It’s a Pandemic: How Employers Should React to H1N1 Issue 4 – Empowering Employees to Take Control
2008	Issue 1 – Depression Affects Many Areas of An Organization Issue 2 – Health Advocates: A Cost Control Strategy on the Cutting Edge Issue 3 – The Costly Commute Issue 4 – Economic Woes Stress Your Workforce
2007	Issue 1 – New Congress – The Balance of Power Has Shifted Issue 2 – The Focus Returns to Universal Health Care Issue 3 – The Nation is Watching Massachusetts Issue 4 – Triage for Health Plan Management
2006	Issue 1 – Quality and Accountability in Health Care Issue 2 – Value-Based Benefit Plans Issue 3 – Avian Flu Planning Issue 4 – Charge It – More and More Patients Buy Health Care on Credit
2005	Issue 1 – Are Health Care Cost Trends Cooling? Issue 2 – Health Care Contribution Strategies Issue 3 – High Risk Fields Practice More Defensive Medicine Issue 4 – Coordination of Benefits Conundrum
2004	Issue 1 – Supplementing Medicare – The New Marketplace Issue 2 – Encouraging Health Plan Opt-Outs Issue 3 – Employee Communication – Watch the Spin Issue 4 – Routine Oral Exams May Save Lives
2003	Issue 1 – Work – Your Home Away From Home? Issue 2 – Dental Spas – What Will They Think of Next? Issue 3 – Employee Absenteeism – The Hidden Costs Issue 4 – Importing Drugs – The Canadian Connection
2002	Issue 1 – Employee Wellness Incentives Issue 2 – Diabetics in the Workplace Issue 3 – Obesity and the Workplace Issue 4 – Could You Afford COBRA
2001	Issue 1 – Domestic Partner Benefits Issue 2 – State of the Industry
2000	Issue 1 – Social Secruity for Retirees Issue 2 – Attracting or Retaining Valuable Employees Issue 3 – The Impact of Allergies on the Workplace
1999	Issue 1 – Prescription Drug Costs Continue to Rise Issue 2 – How Is Managed Care Managing Tobacco Use? Issue 3 – Alternative Medicine and Employer Health Plans
1998	Issue 1 – Introducing the Viewsletter Issue 2 – Rating Employee Communications Tools Issue 3 – Employee Contribution Trends Issue 4 – A Review of Demand Management Programs

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