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March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription A total of 87 healthcare visionaries have been inducted into the Modern Healthcare Health Care Hall of Fame since its inception in 1988. FULL STORY »
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription All 87 healthcare luminaries inducted into the Health Care Hall of Fame since 1988 are presented in alphabetical order FULL STORY »
By Neil McLaughlin |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription In an age in which selfishness and belligerence have been successfully marketed as virtues and compassion and cooperation as vices, it's nice to see that some people hold different priorities. FULL STORY »
By Ed Finkel |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription Austin Ross led from the back of the room. Former colleagues at Virginia Mason Medical Center, where he served as executive administrator, say he exerted his influence subtly but unmistakably on many fronts, perhaps most notably when coaxing the birth of the integrated delivery system and reaching out to both rural and inner-city providers. FULL STORY »
By Jennifer Lubell |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription It was a defining moment in Edward Kennedy's career. As the U.S. Senate was casting a decisive vote on key Medicare legislation on a hot July day in 2008, a hush fell over the chamber as a familiar white cloud of hair entered the premises. FULL STORY »
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription For the past many months, the news media and legislators have focused on not only the need for healthcare reform, but also the need to do it now. The primary impetus for this has been that there are 40 million or more uninsured, and the insinuation is that these 40 million do not have access to necessary healthcare services. FULL STORY »
By Vince Galloro |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription Investor-owned hospitals have long been a product of—and found in—the Sun Belt, with spiritual homes in Nashville and Dallas. FULL STORY »
By Melanie Evans |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription Seeing a return to normalcy in the economy and markets, institutional healthcare investors are back in the game with some aggressively pursuing alternative investments. FULL STORY »
By Shawn Rhea |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription Computer-assisted detection software, which uses computer-generated markings to draw a radiologist's attention to questionable areas on an image, is far from being flawless in its function or ubiquitous in its use. But a growing number of provider organizations are making the technology part of their image-reading options and protocol. FULL STORY »
By Rebecca Vesely |
March 22, 2010
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Print Magazine Subscription Cover the Uninsured Week is not what it used to be. The eighth annual event was held last week with much less of the public fanfare that historically has marked the event. FULL STORY »
