JENNIE JACOBS KRONENFELD is Professor of Health Administration and Policy, Arizona State University. She is the author of seven earlier books on medical issues.

• The Evolving Federal Role in the U.S. Health Care System Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: General Comments Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: Specific Issues, Costs, Provision of Care, and a Continuum of Care The Federal Legislative Process and Its Outcome Health Policy Process at the National Level and the Role of Politics The History of Federal Involvement in Health and Major Federal Health Related Legislation The Federal Role in the 1980s: The Reagan and Bush Years and Limited, Reactive Changes The Future of Health Care and the Role of Government The Lack of Success of Major Health Care Reforms in the Early 1990s: The Clinton Years The Need for Reform: Failures of the Current System and Issues of the Future Appendix References Index

JENNIE JACOBS KRONENFELD is Professor of Health Administration and Policy, Arizona State University. She is the author of seven earlier books on medical issues.

• The Evolving Federal Role in the U.S. Health Care System Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: General Comments Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: Specific Issues, Costs, Provision of Care, and a Continuum of Care The Federal Legislative Process and Its Outcome Health Policy Process at the National Level and the Role of Politics The History of Federal Involvement in Health and Major Federal Health Related Legislation The Federal Role in the 1980s: The Reagan and Bush Years and Limited, Reactive Changes The Future of Health Care and the Role of Government The Lack of Success of Major Health Care Reforms in the Early 1990s: The Clinton Years The Need for Reform: Failures of the Current System and Issues of the Future Appendix References Index

JENNIE JACOBS KRONENFELD is Professor of Health Administration and Policy, Arizona State University. She is the author of seven earlier books on medical issues.

• The Evolving Federal Role in the U.S. Health Care System Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: General Comments Salient Features of the U.S. Health Care Infrastructure and Delivery System: Specific Issues, Costs, Provision of Care, and a Continuum of Care The Federal Legislative Process and Its Outcome Health Policy Process at the National Level and the Role of Politics The History of Federal Involvement in Health and Major Federal Health Related Legislation The Federal Role in the 1980s: The Reagan and Bush Years and Limited, Reactive Changes The Future of Health Care and the Role of Government The Lack of Success of Major Health Care Reforms in the Early 1990s: The Clinton Years The Need for Reform: Failures of the Current System and Issues of the Future Appendix References Index