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Legal liability under managed care.

Market forces are driving the delivery of health care into managed care. New alignments among health care providers, payers, utilization reviewers and hospitals create new legal liability. Better-informed patients, concurrent credentialing by hospitals and payers, and new incentives to reduce hospital and physician-related costs have resulted in new federal legislation and agencies that reshape health care delivery and legal liability.