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Oh, the Prices we Pay ... for Questionable Drug Marketing to Enrich Corporate Insiders - the Case of Questcor's H P Acthar Revisited
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7:57 AM
In 2007, we first discussed the case of the amazing pricing of H P Acthar, a very old drug of questionable usefulness, as an example of the...
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deception
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executive compensation
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health care prices
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institutional conflicts of interest
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key opinion leaders
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manipulating clinical research
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Questcor
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suppression of medical research
More Tales of the Hospital CEO Compensation Bubble
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8:00 PM
The hospital CEO compensation bubble continues to grow. As the year draws to a close, I have found another set of stories about outsized pa...
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executive compensation
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health care bubble
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health care prices
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logical fallacies
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Health Care Policy of the Insiders, by the Insiders, for the Insiders - the Newt Gingrich Case Files
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1:07 PM
Newt Gingrich's rise to the top of the pack of Republican contenders for the US presidency has earned him increased scrutiny. The resul...
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conflicts of interest
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electronic medical records
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health care prices
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health policy
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irrational exuberance
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public relations
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revolving doors
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stealth health policy advocacy
Hospital Executives - What Will They Think of Next?
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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...
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Duke University
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generic management
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generic managers
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health care prices
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managers' coup d'etat
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medical devices
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SSM Health Care
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Tenet
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University of Chicago
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