1. Financing Long-Term Care: A Practical Mix of Public and Private—Marc A. Cohen, Nanda Kumar, Thomas McGuire, and Stanley S. Wallack

2. Financing Long-Term Care: How Much Public? How Much Private?—Joshua M. Wiener, Raymond J. Hanley, and Laurel Hixon lllston

3. Response to Wiener et al.Marc A. Cohen, Nanda Kumar, Thomas McGuire, and Stanley S. Wallack

4. Financing Universal Health Insurance: Taxes, Premiums, and the Lessons of Social Insurance—Thomas Bodenheimer and Kevin Grumbach

5. Physicians' Perceptions of the Risk of Being Sued—Ann G. Lawthers, Nan M. Laird, Stuart Lipsitz, Liesi Hebert, Troyen A. Brennan, and A. Russell Localio

6. Prospective Payment for Hospital Psychiatric Services: Is It Needed in the 1990s?—Lee R. Chartock and Robert A. Dorwart

7. Books Received

8. News and Notes—David Warren

9. News from Affiliated Organizations

10. Contributors

11. Mental Health Policy Back

12. Prospective Payment for Psychiatric Services—Maqbool Dada, William D. White, Houston H. Stokes, and Paul Kurzeja

13. Competition and Community Mental Health Agencies—Robin E. Clark and Robert A. Dorwart

14. Privatization of Mental Health Services: The Massachusetts Experiment—Andrew Brotman

15. Momentum toward Health Care Reform in the U.S. Senate—Mark A. Peterson

16. The Media and Health—Richard A. Rettig

17. The Americans with Disabilities Act: From Policy to Practice—Wendy E. Parmet

18. The Economics of Care of the Elderly—James H. Schulz

19. The Rise of the Therapeutic State—Steven Rathgeb Smith

Thomas Bodenheimer

Andrew Brotman

Lee R. Chartock

Robin E. Clark

Marc A. Cohen

Maqbool Dada

Ann G. Lawthers

Wendy Parmet

Mark A. Peterson

Richard A. Rettig

James H. Schulz

Steven Rathgeb Smith

David G. Warren

Joshua M. Wiener

Robert A. Dorwart

Kevin Grumbach

Raymond J. Hanley

Nanda Kumar

Nan M. Laird

William D. White

Laurel Hixon Illston

Stuart Lipsitz

Thomas G. McGuire

Houston H. Stokes

Liesi Hebert

Paul Kurzeja

Stanley S. Wallack

Troy A. Brennan

A. Russell Localio

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