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Former President Bill Clinton to speak at the Perspectives in Healthcare Forum hosted by Huron Consulting Group and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University
CHICAGO -- Former President Bill Clinton will be the keynote speaker at the Perspectives in Healthcare Forum hosted by Huron Consulting Group and Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management on Friday, May 19, 2006.
Tags: Bill Clinton, health care, Northwestern University
Research articles 2006-04-24
NRA takes health-care fight to the air with TV ad - National Restaurant Association's fight against President Bill Clinton's health-care plan
WASHINGTON -- The National Restaurant Association is taking its fight against President Clinton's health-care plan to the airwaves in a new television advertisement that threatens job losses to those who need them most.
Tags: advertisement, Bill Clinton, health care, National Restaurant Association, TV
Research articles 1994-03-21
Former President Bill Clinton to Speak at the Perspectives in Healthcare Forum Hosted by Huron Consulting Group and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University
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Tags: Bill Clinton, health care, Northwestern University
Research articles 2006-05-11
Bill Clinton's heart woes spur New York IRS workers to do health audit.
By Joyce Shelby, Daily News, New York Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News By Joyce Shelby, Daily News, New York Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Tags: audit, Bill Clinton, health care, Internal Revenue Service, worker
Research articles 2004-09-29
Clinton plan delivered to Congress. (President Bill Clinton's health care proposal)
President Bill Clinton's has delivered his 1,342-page health care reform proposal to Congress. Clinton told Congress said that he will be open to compromise unless it precludes universal coverage. Clinton's proposal is based on the guarantee of a comprehePresident Bill Clinton's has delivered his 1,342-page health care reform proposal to...
Tags: Bill Clinton, health care, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1993-11-01
Clinton pushes Congress for mental health benefit parity.
WASHINGTON--President Bill Clinton pledged to continue working for legislation mandating parity for mental health care benefits as he signed the Kassebaum-Kennedy health care reform bill into law last week. "I want to reiterate my disappointment tWASHINGTON--President Bill Clinton pledged to continue working for legislation mandating parity...
Tags: Bill Clinton, health benefit, health care, long-term care, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1996-08-26
More Signs the Healthcare-Reform Freight Train Is Gathering Steam
Political momentum for a major overhaul of the dysfunctional $2 trillion U.S. healthcare system isn't limited to recently released congressional white papers, it turns out. Check out today's portents that suggest President-elect Barack Obama will make an early and significant push to enact sweeping healthcare reforms: Obama's...
Tags: Bill Clinton, Tom Daschle, Health Care, Kennedy, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, David P. Hamilton
Blog posts 2008-11-19
Clinton's advisory commission and Congress work to clarify new health standards. (Bill Clinton, President's Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection & Quality in the Health Care Industry)(Washington Notebook)(Column)
The over-arching focus of the health care industry, including insurers, is in preparing to deal with health plan standards -- both by the administration and by Congress. The over-arching focus of the health care industry, including insurers, is in preparing to deal with...
Tags: Bill Clinton, commission, consumer protection, health care, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1997-09-15
Splashback: Congress. (general political ramifications of Bill Clinton's Whitewater scandal)(American Survey) (Cover Story)
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's ability to influence the health care reform debate has been seriously curbed by the Whitewater investigation. Another blow to health care is the impending retirement of US Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's ability to influence the health care reform debate...
Tags: Bill Clinton, health care, survey, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1994-03-12
The American way of health: Bill Clinton and Congress must work fast to secure health-care reform. (Editorial)
Pres Clinton wants to guarantee health-insurance coverage to all Americans and require employers to pay for coverage, but Congress is unlikely to pass such a plan. Pres Clinton and Congress should work together to find ways of controlling costs and financPres Clinton wants to guarantee health-insurance coverage to all Americans...
Tags: Bill Clinton, health care, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1994-06-25
The Clinton health plan; good medicine or the wrong prescription? (Pres. Bill Clinton's health care reform program)
Healthcare reform. It's the single hottest topic of public debate. Consumers, employers, providers, politicians -- all have an opinion about the wisdom of President Clinton's proposals for changing the way medical care is administered and paid for in Healthcare reform. It's the single hottest topic...
Tags: Bill Clinton, Crain, Ernst & Young LLP, health care, Tom
Research articles 1993-11-08

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Time for Clinton to regroup. (President Bill Clinton and health care reform) (Editorial)
Some political pundits have criticized the decision by Pres Bill Clinton to postpone his health reform proposal as another example of his indecisiveness. Actually, Clinton should be commended for having the courage to defer health care reform until after his budget is adopted. Health care reform is too complex to...
Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, president, SOFTWARE, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1993-06-28
The coxswain and the crew. (Hillary Rodham Clinton and health care reform) (As I See It) (Column)
Hillary Rodham Clinton is leading the health care reform process, but she must be aware of the political realities that will shape the adoption of Pres Clinton's health care reform proposal by Congress. As leader, Clinton must jettison her ideology and become more responsive to the roles of other players...
Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, SOFTWARE, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1993-10-18
Health care and the Hill: why is this year different from all others? (prospects regarding Congressional action on Pres. Bill Clinton's health care reform proposal)
Changes occurring in the politics and institutional dynamics of US health care policy in 1994 suggest that the 103rd Congress would be bold enough to enact a comprehensive health care reform package. While factors which increase the likelihood of reform are more present compared to past efforts, the direction which...
Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, insurance, Peterson, SOFTWARE, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1994-06-01
Clinton lite: why would big business, in rejecting the Clinton health-care plan, go for one with many of the same features? - Bill Clinton's managed care reforms
THE Clinton Administration's health-care bandwagon wobbled into February with two fiat tires and a twisted axle. Already some liberal Democrats were castigating the President for compromising too much, insurance-company ads on national TV were cutting into public support for the plan, and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D....
Tags: Benefits, Cooper, FINANCE, HEALTHCARE, Insurance, SOFTWARE
Research articles 1994-03-07
Bipartisan health bill is introduced. (health care reform)
US Rep Jim Cooper (D-TN) has introduced a health care reform bill based on managed competition that has the support of 27 Democrats and 19 Republicans. The bill is based on the managed care concepts advocated by the Jackson Hole Group. Cooper criticized the health care proposals of both Pres...
Tags: Benefits, Cooper, HEALTHCARE, Rep., Republican, SOFTWARE
Research articles 1993-10-11
Political compromise will keep pension, health care reforms on a middle course. (Assistant Secretary of the Labor Department Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration David G. Ball's speech in Greenwich, Connecticut)
GREENWICH -- A top federal Labor Department official ripped presidential candidate Bill Clinton's proposals for pension and health care reform, but acknowledged that a bipartisan compromise on those issues was more likely to be adopted than President BGREENWICH -- A top federal Labor Department official ripped ...
Tags: health care, health insurance, pension, U.S. Department of Labor
Research articles 1992-10-05
Bill of health: Clinton & Co. (health care reform) (Editorial)
The Business Roundtable. Pow. The National Association of Manufacturers. Thwack. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Splat. As the blows descended, Bill and Hillary Clinton were presented with an important lesson in politics. With their health care reform plan in hand, they had gone courting the business...
Tags: aide, Benefits, Cooper, HEALTHCARE, Insurance, SOFTWARE, White House
Research articles 1994-03-07
UAW and GM Try Health-care Reform at Local Level.(Originated from Detroit Free Press)
DETROIT--May 22--The UAW and General Motors Corp. are doing what Bill Clinton and Congress failed to do last year: pressing efforts in cities like Flint, Mich. to develop comprehensive plans for delivering the right kinds and amount of health care, at DETROIT--May 22--The UAW and General Motors...
Tags: General Motors Corp., UAW
Research articles 1995-05-21
As leaves turn, health care debate blooms in Washington. (includes related information on various health care reform bills)
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.) last week pledged to reshape President Clinton's health care plan and to help pay for the plan in part by imposing a steep federal tax increase on handgun ammunition. Indicating he would hold the health care bill hostage...
Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Republican, SOFTWARE, tax, U.S. Senate
Research articles 1993-11-08
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