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63% of Physicians are "Very Enthusiastic" about "Limiting Corporate Influence on Physician Behavior," but Will Anyone Notice?
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10:24 AM
On Health Care Renewal , we have noted how the direct care of patients in the US is increasingly in the hands of large corporations, often f...
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Shut Up and Sell - the Corporate Physician's New Motto?
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9:20 AM
Evidence has been seeping into public view about the extent physicians who sign up to take care of patients as corporate employees give up ...
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health care ethics
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Guest Post: A Physician Rebels Against Micromanagement by "'Leadership-Trained' Management Extenders"
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2:40 PM
Health Care Renewal presents a guest post by Dr Howard Brody, John P McGovern Centennial Chair of Family Medicine, Director of the Institut...
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corporate physician
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financialization
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generic managers
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GUEST BLOG - What Can Doctors Do to Combat Business Malfeasance in Health Care?
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8:22 AM
Dr Gene Dorio is a an internist and geriatrician in California, described in the Los Angeles Times as an "old school physician." ...
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learned helplessness
Corporate Medicine Marches On - Putting Revenue Ahead of Patients
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1:12 PM
The ongoing transformation of physicians from independent professionals to corporate employees has attracted considerable recent media atten...
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Health Management Associates
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quality
The Rise of the Corporate Physician, and the "Metastasis of Big Corporations"
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9:38 AM
Public discussion has raised more questions over the last few months about physicians taking care of patients as corporate employees. More ...
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Paging Doctor EBDITA - How Private Equity May Push Hospitals to Put Revenue Ahead of Patient Care
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11:33 AM
Issues raised by the increasing influence of private equity firms in the direct care of patients were illuminated by a series of articles a...
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Bain Capital
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email privacy
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finance
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HCA
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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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