There is another indication that push back against the power of large health care organizations is getting more significant. In February, 20...
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The Push Back Continues: the Mayor of Pittsburgh Sues UPMC Claiming it is No "Public Charity"
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concentration of power,
logical fallacies,
non-profit organizations,
oligopoly,
public relations,
UPMC
There is another indication that push back against the power of large health care organizations is getting more significant. In February, 20...
The Pittsburgh Experiment - II - Another Echo of the Fall of AHERF
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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 ...
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AHERF,
anechoic effect,
concentration of power,
Highmark,
UPMC
The Pittsburgh Experiment - I - Caught in the Crossfire
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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...
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concentration of power,
cross fire,
Highmark,
marketing,
public relations,
UPMC
"It's All Been Done Before," If We Only Could Remember What it Was - the AHERF Example
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AHERF,
anechoic effect,
concentration of power
A big Wall Street Journal article by Anna Wilde Mathews featured the latest wave of mergers affecting large health care organizations. Larg...
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AHERF,
anechoic effect,
concentration of power
Blood Money at the Border - The Red Cross and a Local Blood Bank Fight Over Donors
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blood banks,
concentration of power,
executive compensation,
mission-hostile management,
oligopoly,
Red Cross
The Restless Shade of AHERF and the Return of Merger Mania: Highmark Tries to Buy Another Insurance Company, a Hospital System, a Medical School, and Physicians' Practices
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AHERF,
Allegheny Health System,
concentration of power,
Highmark,
mergers,
oligopoly,
UPMC
Starting in the 1990s, as US health care became more commercialized, a wave of mergers lead to super-sized hospital systems, insurance compa...
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AHERF,
Allegheny Health System,
concentration of power,
Highmark,
mergers,
oligopoly,
UPMC
How Large Health Care Organizations Set the "Rules of the Game" to Dominate Health Care
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concentration of power,
health insurance,
hospital systems,
managed care organizations,
pharmaceuticals,
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