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Journal Article
The role of anecdotes in regulating managed care
1998
Overview
Anecdotes are a particular form of information with their own strengths and weaknesses. In this, they are like other types of information, including statistics, to which they serve as a useful complement. Contrary to how they are sometimes portrayed, anecdotes are not inherently specious and often can be easily verified. One of the main complaints about negative anecdotes concerning managed care is that the problems they depict are unrepresentative of the industry as a whole. Yet government regulation is not intended to respond to typical or average practices. Rather, its purpose is to set rules for minimum performance and penalties for violating them.
Publisher
The People to People Health Foundation, Inc., Project HOPE
