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March 1993
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Managing Computerized Case Management
Effective use of a case management system can improve the advocacy of an office; this article describes how to implement and manage use of case management software in a legal services office.
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Quality Assurance in Medicaid Managed Care
Quality assurance is a means of monitoring the quality of care that managed health care plans are providing. This article summarizes different kinds of managed care plans, discusses states' monitoring of the quality of care received by Medicaid recipients, and suggests areas in which clearer, more uniform standards are needed.
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Highlights in Fair Housing Law: Strengthening the Rights of People with Disabilities to Live in the Community of Their Choice
Federal courts have strengthened the rights to fair housing of individuals with disabilities. This article reviews decisions in 1992 under the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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ERISA Preemption: A Stumbling Block to State Health Care Reform
This column discusses the ERISA preemption of state laws that relate to employee benefit plans, and its ramifications for state health care reform.
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Stealing Home: How the Government and Big Banks Help Second-Mortgage Companies Prey on the Poor
Deregulation of lending practices has led to abuses of unsophisticated consumers, higher default rates, and loss of homes; this article describes how hundreds of thousands of consumers have been victimized by predatory second mortgage companies.
