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standard	KEY CONCEPTS * Tort Reform * Prudent Layperson Standard for Emergency Care * Managed Care (HMO) Reform * Bipartisan Patient Protection Act of 2001 * Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) * External and Internal Appeals Process Breaking gridlock on managed care reform, a bipartisan coalition in Congress introduced the newest version of a patient bill of rights. Patient Bill of Rights 2001 by Benjamin, Georges C. / Physician Executive Reforms include: SB 50, that sets up a three-step process for denied care; HB 185, that sets up a prudent layperson standard for judging emergency medical treatment; and HB 186, that requires companies to have a process for referral to specialized physicians. Dying for Coverage by Miller, Marilee L.; Miller, Maxwell A. / Utah Business Prudent layperson standard for emergencies: Thirty-one state laws specify automatic coverage for emergency medical conditions "of sufficient severity, including severe pain, that a prudent layperson, who possesses an average knowledge of health and medicine, could reasonably expect the absence of medical attention to result in placing the person's health in jeopardy. Managed care; where do we go from here? by Cauchi, Richard / State Legislatures	proximal dental caries proximal part of prostatic urethra proximal radioulnar articulation proximal renal tubular acidosis proximalis proximate proximate cause proximity principle proximo- proximoataxia proximobuccal proxy proxymetacaine proxymetacaine hydrochloride Prozac Prozac Massacre Prozac-related suicide Prozepam prozone PrP PRPP PRRS PRSL prsthavamsa prudence prudent layperson standard prulaurasin prunasin prune belly syndrome Prune Juice Discharge Prune Juice Sputum prune-belly syndrome Pruned Tree Appearance Prunus Prunus africana Prunus persica Prunus Serotina Prunus Virginiana Pruriceptors prurigo prurigo mitis prurigo nodularis prurigo simplex pruritic pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy pruritogenic pruritus pruritus ani pruritus gravidarum pruritus management pruritus vulvae	Prudah Prudah PRUDD Prudden, T. Mitchell prude prude prudence prudence prudence prudence prudence Prudence Crandall Day prudences prudences prudences prudences Prudency prudens Prudenskii, German Prudenskii, German Aleksandrovich prudent prudent prudent prudent Prudent buyer Prudent buyer Prudent buyer Prudent buyer prudent conduct Prudent Global Income Fund prudent layperson standard prudent limit of endurance prudent limit of endurance prudent limit of endurance prudent limit of patrol Prudent Man Principle Prudent Man Principle Prudent man rule Prudent man rule Prudent Person Principle Prudent Person Principle prudent person rule prudent person rule Prudent-Man Principle Prudent-Man Principle Prudent-man rule Prudent-man rule Prudent-Person Principle Prudent-Person Principle Prudent-Person Rule Prudent-Person Rule prudentia prudential prudential Prudential Asset Management Co., Ltd. Prudential Assurance Malaysia Berhad Prudential BSN Prudential Building Maintenance Corporation Prudential Corporation Asia Prudential Employee Savings Plan Prudential Financial

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KEY CONCEPTS * Tort Reform * Prudent Layperson Standard for Emergency Care * Managed Care (HMO) Reform * Bipartisan Patient Protection Act of 2001 * Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) * External and Internal Appeals Process Breaking gridlock on managed care reform, a bipartisan coalition in Congress introduced the newest version of a patient bill of rights.

Patient Bill of Rights 2001 by Benjamin, Georges C. / Physician Executive

Reforms include: SB 50, that sets up a three-step process for denied care; HB 185, that sets up a prudent layperson standard for judging emergency medical treatment; and HB 186, that requires companies to have a process for referral to specialized physicians.

Dying for Coverage by Miller, Marilee L.; Miller, Maxwell A. / Utah Business

Prudent layperson standard for emergencies: Thirty-one state laws specify automatic coverage for emergency medical conditions "of sufficient severity, including severe pain, that a prudent layperson, who possesses an average knowledge of health and medicine, could reasonably expect the absence of medical attention to result in placing the person's health in jeopardy.

Managed care; where do we go from here? by Cauchi, Richard / State Legislatures

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