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Robert E. Henry

Editor-in-Chief, American Health & Drug Benefits.

Authored Items
Resisting the Urge to Flatten Healthcare
Robert E. Henry
September/October 2010, Vol 3, No 5 in Editorial
A Wellness-Based Healthcare System for Chronic Diseases: Prevention, Intervention, and Innovation
Robert E. Henry, Kip Piper, MA, FACHE, F. Randy Vogenberg, PhD, FASHP, Thomas McCarter, MD, FACP, Farrah N. Daly, MD, MBA, Keri Cooper, Nirav R. Shah, MD,MPH, Lawton Robert Burns, PhD, MBA, Gene Reeder, RPh, PhD, Scott Gottlieb, MD, Toni Fera, BPharm, PharmD, Wayne M. Lednar, MD, PhD, Alberto M. Colombi, MD, MPH, Michael F. Murphy, MD, PhD, Gary M. Owens, MD, James T. Kenney, RPh, MBA, J. B. Jones, PhD, MBA, Walter F. Stewart, PhD, MPH
Supplements
The Great P Value: We the People
Robert E. Henry
April 2008, Vol 1, No 3 in Editorial
Avoiding the Unthinkable: A Tale of 2 Triangles and the Process of Care They Govern
Robert E. Henry
May 2008, Vol 1, No 4 in Editorial
Risk Factors, Subjectivity, and Truth in Healthcare
Robert E. Henry
March 2008, Vol 1, No 2 in Editorial
What Kind of Healthcare Debate Do We Want?
Robert E. Henry
February 2008, Vol 1, No 1 in Editorial
The Governing Dynamics of the Healthcare Universe: Thinking Lagrangian
Robert E. Henry
September 2008, Vol 1, No 7 in Editorial
Healthcare Innovation Viability: On the Edge of a Knife
Robert E. Henry
January 2009, Vol 2, No 1 in Editorial
Prioritizing Healthcare Resources to Keep the Baby Boomers Out of Nursing Homes
Robert E. Henry
June/July 2009, Vol 2, No 4 in Editorial
The Paradox of Public Policy Reform: Change or Continuum?
Robert E. Henry
April/May 2009, Vol 2, No 3 in Perspectives
Wellness and the Governing Dynamics of Healthcare Reform
Robert E. Henry
November/December 2009, Vol 2, No 7 in Editorial
Healthcare Reform, Classicism, and How We Treat the Elderly: The Politics of Epidemiology
Robert E. Henry
September/October 2009, Vol 2, No 6 in Health Policy and Reform
Last modified: September 6, 2013