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"Engaging Excellence" while Engaging Secret Paychecks - The Rise and Fall of the Upstate Medical University President
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11:54 AM
Yet another leader of a big health care organization seems to have acquired the excessively entitled CEO syndrome. Another Brilliant, Fearle...
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conflicts of interest
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executive compensation
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public relations
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SUNY
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Upstate Medical University
Pharmaceutical Industry "'Mobilised' an Army of Patient Groups to Lobby Against" Improving Clinical Research Integrity
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6:07 PM
I had guessed that this sort of thing was going on all the time, but being kept very well hidden. Now we have some more evidence. An artic...
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conflicts of interest
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deception
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health care corruption
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manipulating clinical research
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patient advocacy groups
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PhRMA
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public relations
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suppression of medical research
Clouded "Visionary" Leadership - Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's EPIC "Business Cycle Disruptions"
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1:53 PM
A typical excuse for the multi-million dollar compensation now enjoyed by many leaders of health care organizations is these leaders' su...
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EPIC
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executive compensation
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healthcare IT cost
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healthcare IT difficulties
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manager-kings
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managers' coup d'etat
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public relations
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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
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Wake Forest University
The Myth of the Tough Prosecutor as a Distraction from Health Care Corporate Executives' Impunity
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2:36 PM
The tragic case of the Boston Marathon bombing illustrates how myth making about tough law enforcement obscures the impunity enjoyed by top ...
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impunity
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legal settlements
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public relations
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US Department of Justice
More Signs of Organized Resistance? - Proposed Legislation for More Hospital Leadership Accountability
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12:13 PM
This year we note the beginning of action against the power of large health care organizations lead by hired executives and cronies who seem...
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executive compensation
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hospital systems
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logical fallacies
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non-profit organizations
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organized resistance
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Providence Health Systems
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public relations
The Push Back Continues: the Mayor of Pittsburgh Sues UPMC Claiming it is No "Public Charity"
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11:55 AM
There is another indication that push back against the power of large health care organizations is getting more significant. In February, 20...
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concentration of power
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logical fallacies
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non-profit organizations
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oligopoly
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public relations
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UPMC
Broken Promises: Latest HCA Settlement Suggests Skepticism about the Next Big Thing in Health Care
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8:51 AM
A long time ago in the US, most people got care from physicians who were self-employed, or part of physician partnerships. If they had to b...
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deception
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HCA
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hospital systems
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mergers
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mission-hostile management
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public relations
Hype, Spin and Health Care: the Case of an Apparently Failed Hospital Purchase by Steward Health Care
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9:36 AM
Health care is drowning in a sea of hype and spin. We have frequently posted about deceptive marketing used to sell drugs, devices, and h...
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deception
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marketing
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public relations
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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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Steward Health Care
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