Posted by Admin | 2:15 PM

There seems to be a reasonable argument that the US health care system is more dependent on the private sector, and in particular the for-pr...

Labels: bureaucracy, generic management, managers' coup d'etat

Posted by Admin | 12:39 PM

Health Care Renewal presents a guest post by Dr Howard Brody, John P McGovern Centennial Chair of Family Medicine, Director of the Institu...

Labels: burnout, economism, financialization, generic management, learned helplessness, mission-hostile management

Posted by Admin | 5:36 AM

Health IT systems will be/are used to control you - a medical professional - in your treatment of patients, and could land you in court if...

Labels: generic management, HCA, healthcare IT amateur, healthcare IT difficulties, Mismanagement

Posted by Admin | 12:47 PM

The extremely well compensated CEO and Chairman of Johnson and Johnson, the huge and recently hugely troubled US based pharmaceutical and de...

Labels: executive compensation, generic management, generic managers, Johnson and Johnson, marketing, mission-hostile management, perverse incentives

Posted by Admin | 7:09 AM

At my Feb. 16, 2012 post " Hospitals and Doctors Use Health IT at Their Own Risk - Even if 'Certified' " I established tha...

Labels: generic management, healthcare IT risks, leadership, ONC

Posted by Admin | 11:00 AM

Since Enthoven called for the break up of the physicians' "guild," and handing over its supposed power to managers, (see post ...

Labels: fraud, generic management, generic managers, mission-hostile management, outsourcing

Posted by Admin | 8:49 PM

Students and faculty at the University of California have come up with a vivid, and prescient example of how the hired executives and bureau...

Labels: biotechnology, contract research organizations, generic management, generic managers, managers' coup d'etat, mission-hostile management, UCSF, University of California

Posted by Admin | 2:25 PM

Health care organizations are now most often run by people with management, not clinical backgrounds.  It seems like business schools have t...

Labels: Duke University, generic management, generic managers, health care prices, managers' coup d'etat, marketing, medical devices, SSM Health Care, Tenet, University of Chicago