Posted by Admin | 1:24 PM

Transparency International's 2013 global survey showed that over 40% of Americans think the country's health care is corrupt (see th...

Labels: boards of directors, conflicts of interest, contract research organizations, Covance, Rutgers University, UMDNJ

Posted by Admin | 9:14 AM

Well, that did not take long.  Less than a month after its last legal settlements were announced , Pfizer had to settle again. The Details o...

Labels: boards of directors, deception, executive compensation, governance, impunity, legal settlements, Pfizer

Posted by Admin | 1:29 PM

The lack of accountability of the hired managers (or executives or bureaucrats) of health care organizations came into sharper focus thanks ...

Labels: boards of directors, governance, managers' coup d'etat, Wall Street Journal, WellPoint

Posted by Admin | 1:41 PM

We have frequently had reason to question the actions of WellPoint, the second largest for-profit health insurance company/ managed care org...

Labels: boards of directors, deception, executive compensation, governance, perverse incentives, WellPoint

Posted by Admin | 2:06 PM

As the leadership of the large field of Republican candidates for the US Presidency shifts, different candidates come in for increased media...

Labels: boards of directors, conflicts of interest, health policy, leadership, politics, stealth health policy advocacy

Posted by Admin | 12:32 PM

Arrogance seems to fuel many of the problems with health care leadership that we discuss, particularly hostility to the mission , often driv...

Labels: boards of directors, boards of trustees, finance, governance, leadership, superclass

Posted by Admin | 2:19 PM

The title of this post has not been hacked.  All will be revealed soon. Review: the University of California - Davis Pepper Spray Incident W...

Labels: boards of directors, conflicts of interest, Linda Katehi, managers' coup d'etat, medical education and communication companies, UC-Davis