Why Change Happens, Or Not
Monday, April 20, 2015
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The bad leadership in health care that we frequently discuss now appears to exist in a context of an increasingly corrupt society. In parti...
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Numerous allegations of bad behavior by big health care organizations, some apparently causing patient harm, have resulted in legal settleme...
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It all seemed so bizarre. In 2014, with little fanfare, two large trials that imposed longer work hours and sleep deprivation on physician-...
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An Unprecedented Endorsement It's deja vu all over again. In the spring of 2015, the New England Journal, the most prestigious US medi...
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The trial for a civil law-suit against Richard Scrushy, the former CEO of for-profit rehabilitation hospital chain HealthSouth, is currently...
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The Latest Case Less than a year since its last big settlement (look here ), DaVita HealthCare Partners, the big for-profit dialysis provide...
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This week's spectacle in Washington, DC was a nearly unanimous Democratic minority in the Senate blocking a proposal for expedited consi...
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One of my largest concerns about the state of health IT is its safety, and the effects the irrational exuberance about health IT, including ...
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A Huge, but Sketchy Merger The announced merger and "tax inversion" of Pfizer and Allergan would be one of the largest corporate ...
