Two recent articles ( here and here ) in Modern Healthcare providing an update on the compensation of CEOs of non-profit hospital systems r...
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Should We Cry for Non-Profit Hospital System CEOs Paid Less than For-Profit CEOs?
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Labels:
executive compensation,
hospital systems,
hospitals,
Kaiser Permanente,
Novant Health,
peer benchmarking,
perverse incentives,
Sentara,
Sutter Health,
UPMC
Two recent articles ( here and here ) in Modern Healthcare providing an update on the compensation of CEOs of non-profit hospital systems r...
Monetary losses and layoffs from EHR expenses and EHR mismanagement
The Push Back Continues: the Mayor of Pittsburgh Sues UPMC Claiming it is No "Public Charity"
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Labels:
concentration of power,
logical fallacies,
non-profit organizations,
oligopoly,
public relations,
UPMC
When "Human Error" Causes EHR Downtime, Who is Liable For Patient Injuries That Result?
05:36
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Labels:
glitch,
healthcare IT crash,
healthcare IT difficulties,
Patient care has not been compromised,
UPMC
The Pittsburgh Experiment - II - Another Echo of the Fall of AHERF
20:50
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Labels:
AHERF,
anechoic effect,
concentration of power,
Highmark,
UPMC
We recently started a series of posts about the battle for domination of health care in western Pennsylvania. The contenders are the UPMC ...
Labels:
AHERF,
anechoic effect,
concentration of power,
Highmark,
UPMC
The Pittsburgh Experiment - I - Caught in the Crossfire
09:30
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Labels:
concentration of power,
cross fire,
Highmark,
marketing,
public relations,
UPMC
In our increasingly dysfunctional health care system, patients, health care professionals and the public are often caught in the crossfire b...
Labels:
concentration of power,
cross fire,
Highmark,
marketing,
public relations,
UPMC
IT Malpractice? Yet Another "Glitch" Affecting Thousands of Patients. Of Course, As Always, Patient Care Was "Not Compromised."
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Labels:
cerner,
glitch,
Healthcare IT failure,
healthcare IT risks,
IT malpractice,
Patient care has not been compromised,
UPMC
At my Nov. 2011 post " Lifespan (Rhode Island): Yet another health IT glitch affecting thousands - that, of course, caused no patie...
Stroud v. Abington Memorial Hospital: Is This Why Chart Alteration Might Be Appealing?
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Labels:
Abington Memorial Hospital,
medical record alteration,
Stroud v. Abington Memorial Hospital,
UPMC
