Showing posts with label imperial CEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label imperial CEO. Show all posts
Who Would Have Thought, Comrades, That The Most Severe Form of Attempted Internet Censorship Could Originate in a Community Hospital, Abington Memorial, That Alleges Itself A Non-Profit Public Servant?
How's this for patient rights? Affinity Medical Center manager: file a safety complaint, and I'll plaster it to your head!
At my June 19, 2013 post "Affinity RNs Call for Halt to Flawed Electronic Medical Records System Scheduled to Go Live Friday" ( h...
Affinity RNs Call for Halt to Flawed Electronic Medical Records System Scheduled to Go Live Friday
At my May 30, 2013 post " Marin General Hospital's Nurses are Afraid a Defective EMR Implementation Will Harm or Kill Patients ....
WellPoint's Former Manager-Queen Got $20.6 Million and Its Nobility Got Millions
Score another for our new would be royalty, that is, for the hired managers who run big corporations. Early this month a few scattered repo...
It is Harder to Run a Small Public Hospital System than California? - Deep Seated Myths and Logical Fallacies Underpinning Health Care Executive Compensation
Hospital executive compensation, the gift that keeps on giving... A Public Hospital CEO's Current Compensation A recent, somewhat obscu...
No Skin in the Game - A Private Health System for the Very Rich
We have noted occasional hints that the very rich may have a separate health care system which may shield them from the vicissitudes of our...
How Many Legal Settlements Does it Take... to Lead to Real Change in Johnson and Johnson Leadership?
And the latest Johnson & Johnson settlement is (as described in Bloomberg/ BusinessWeek): Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) will pay $181 mill...
Duchess of WellPoint Abdicates, Likely to Escape with Much Loot
A change in the leadership of one of the biggest health care organizations reveals a little more about how such leadership has become our ne...
More "Visionary" Leadership That Turned Out to be "More Interested in Flash than Substance" - Continuing Troubles at the University of Miami
Over the last 20 years or so, health care organizational leaders somehow ceased to be mere mortals, and became visionaries. The latest exam...
