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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Hospital Mergers Fail to Perform
A new British study reports that merging hospitals does not result in improved service delivery and cost-effectiveness. According to a press release, failing hospitals failed to upgrade their functioning once they had merged with other hospitals. …read more
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Tagged cost-effectiveness, facilities, financial health, hospital mergers, hospitals, patient care
Healthcare and Developing Countries
The United States government’s efforts to coordinate with developing countries to enrich their healthcare provision are admirable. Donors, both corporate and individual, work with poor countries to expand their existing systems and use resources effectively. …read more
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Tagged developing countries, facilities, Global Health Initiative, healthcare, hospitals, Initiative, prefabricated
Healthcare’s Future – Prepare Accordingly
According to Plunkett Research, the American health care industry is facing more challenges than ever. The research group cites the effect of the 2010 Healthcare Reform, the financial burden of employers who cover employee health care expenses, and physicians’ malpractice insurance fees as contributors to the heavy stress on the system. …read more
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