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The Mystery of the Fugitive Founder (and Longterm President of an Offshore Medical School for US Students)
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9:41 AM
We recently wrote about for-profit medical schools located offshore from the US, but catering to American students, not students from the c...
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Equinox Capital
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international medical graduates
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medical schools
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offshore medical schools
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private equity
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R3 Education
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Saba University
The Door Revolves Again: the Former White House Health Reform Czar Goes to Private Equity Firm Looking for Investments Created by Health Reform
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8:38 AM
Round and round it goes, and when it will stop, nobody knows. Background: The Former Health Care Reform Czar's Past Career It appears th...
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Health Care Reform
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private equity
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revolving doors
Deadly Over-Doses and Private Equity - the Case of Bain Capital's Methadone Clinics
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10:30 AM
Some reporting by Bloomberg provides more evidence about what happens when direct care of the most vulnerable patients is commercialized. T...
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adverse effects
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Bain Capital
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CRC Health
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narcotics
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private equity
BLOGSCAN - When Private Equity Owns Hospitals
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7:51 AM
On his Not Running a Hospital blog, Paul Levy discussed reasons for concern when private equity firms purchase and operate hospitals. He u...
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Cerberus
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private equity
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Steward Health Care
Private Equity, Obfuscatory Advertising, and Making Health Care a Commodity: Lessons from Cerberus Capital Management
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9:36 AM
The use of advertising by Steward Health Care, currently a regional hospital system here in New England, continues to provide lessons about ...
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Cerberus
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corporate physician
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deception
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marketing
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private equity
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public relations
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Steward Health Care
Private Equity vs Patient Care - a Bainful Example
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11:53 AM
A long investigative report in Salon summarized allegations about the quality of care in various treatment centers owned by Aspen Education...
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adverse effects
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Bain Capital
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mission-hostile management
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private equity
How the Anechoic Effect Is Institutionalized - A Hospital Policy Against Unsupervised Discussion with the Media
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11:58 AM
In a single sentence, a short, obscure article in the Worcester (MA) Business Journal on life at a community hospital after a for-profit cor...
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anechoic effect
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Cerberus
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confidentiality clause
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gag clause
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private equity
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secrecy
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Steward Health Care
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whistle-blowers
"Barbarians at the Gate" - Making Private Equity Less Private, and Understanding Its Effects on Health Care
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11:23 AM
One good byproduct of the tumultuous everlasting 2012 campaign for the US presidency has been to shed light on a number of political and eco...
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anechoic effect
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deception
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generic managers
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Mismanagement
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mission-hostile management
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private equity
CEOs First to Benefit from For-Profit Takeovers of Non-Profit Hospitals
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12:22 PM
Last year, we noted concerns about the againy fashionable practice of for-profit corporations taking over previously not-for-profit hospita...
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Caritas Christi
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Detroit Medical Center
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executive compensation
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mergers
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private equity
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Steward Health Care
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Vanguard Health Care
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