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Presto Chango - UPMC Tries to Make its Employees All Disappear
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12:35 PM
This story is just in time for Halloween. The Lawsuit Challenging the Non-Profit Status of UPMC Back in March, 2013, we discussed a lawsui...
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deception
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non-profit organizations
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UPMC
Should We Cry for Non-Profit Hospital System CEOs Paid Less than For-Profit CEOs?
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11:34 AM
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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executive compensation
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hospital systems
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Hospitals
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Kaiser Permanente
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Novant Health
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peer benchmarking
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perverse incentives
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Sentara
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Sutter Health
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UPMC
Monetary losses and layoffs from EHR expenses and EHR mismanagement
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5:48 AM
More on monetary losses and layoffs from EHR expenses and EHR mismanagement: 1. Layoffs to balance the budget... http://www.news-record.com...
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cerner
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cerner millenium
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Ed Donald
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healthcare IT cost
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Healthcare IT failure
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layoffs
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NPfIT
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Royal Berkshire Foundation Trust
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UPMC
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Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
The Push Back Continues: the Mayor of Pittsburgh Sues UPMC Claiming it is No "Public Charity"
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11:55 AM
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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concentration of power
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logical fallacies
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non-profit organizations
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oligopoly
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public relations
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When "Human Error" Causes EHR Downtime, Who is Liable For Patient Injuries That Result?
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5:36 AM
In the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was this story of yet another EHR " glitch ": March 9, 2013 12:17 am Human error the cause of UPM...
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glitch
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healthcare IT crash
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healthcare IT difficulties
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Patient care has not been compromised
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UPMC
The Pittsburgh Experiment - II - Another Echo of the Fall of AHERF
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8:50 PM
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
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anechoic effect
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concentration of power
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Highmark
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UPMC
The Pittsburgh Experiment - I - Caught in the Crossfire
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9:30 AM
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
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cross fire
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Highmark
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marketing
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public relations
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IT Malpractice? Yet Another "Glitch" Affecting Thousands of Patients. Of Course, As Always, Patient Care Was "Not Compromised."
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10:14 AM
At my Nov. 2011 post " Lifespan (Rhode Island): Yet another health IT glitch affecting thousands - that, of course, caused no patie...
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Healthcare IT failure
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Patient care has not been compromised
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