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Mashup Score: 30
Some nonprofit hospitals and systems are getting attention for rewarding CEOs with housing bonuses, supplemental retirement plans, and other benefits.
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Mashup Score: 30
Some nonprofit hospitals and systems are getting attention for rewarding CEOs with housing bonuses, supplemental retirement plans, and other benefits.
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RT @realdocspeaks: https://t.co/bualfeNlnt Physicians are all overpaid and are responsible for the rise in healthcare spending. This is on…
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Mashup Score: 10Steward implosion provides cautionary tale on private equity in health care - Lown Institute - 2 month(s) ago
Steward Health Care, a for-profit system formerly owned by a private equity firm, is selling nine hospitals in Massachusetts, after running out of money to run the hospitals. Here’s what happened, and what the fallout might mean for Massachusetts communities.
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The Massachusetts needs to take a simple step as it deals with the Steward Healthcare fiasco: follow New York (and some other states) and ban for-profit hospital ownership. https://t.co/w60Bwqnwj8
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Mashup Score: 222023 Shkreli Awards - Lown Institute - 4 month(s) ago
A top ten list of the worst examples of profiteering and dysfunction in health care, named for the infamous “pharma bro” Martin Shkreli.
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The votes are in. I was pleased (disgusted?) to be a judge once again for a particularly stellar (cellar-dwelling?) list of nominees. Read ‘em and weep. https://t.co/okG03CfjYC
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Mashup Score: 222023 Shkreli Awards - Lown Institute - 4 month(s) ago
A top ten list of the worst examples of profiteering and dysfunction in health care, named for the infamous “pharma bro” Martin Shkreli.
Source: lowninstitute.orgCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
The votes are in. I was pleased (disgusted?) to be a judge once again for a particularly stellar (cellar-dwelling?) list of nominees. Read ‘em and weep. https://t.co/okG03CfjYC
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Mashup Score: 212023 Shkreli Awards - Lown Institute - 4 month(s) ago
A top ten list of the worst examples of profiteering and dysfunction in health care, named for the infamous “pharma bro” Martin Shkreli.
Source: lowninstitute.orgCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
The votes are in. I was pleased (disgusted?) to be a judge once again for a particularly stellar (cellar-dwelling?) list of nominees. Read ‘em and weep. https://t.co/okG03CfjYC
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Mashup Score: 2An ethical imperative: How nurses can be leaders in reducing overuse - Lown Institute - 6 month(s) ago
Nurses are among the most trusted profession in the US and have a lot to gain from reducing unnecessary care, yet this potential for nurses to lead the charge has gone largely untapped. Experts share their insights on value-informed nursing and their visions for the future.
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An ethical imperative: How nurses can be leaders in reducing overuse https://t.co/U8Kl2PusVL via @JudiTheGarber
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Mashup Score: 4An ethical imperative: How nurses can be leaders in reducing overuse - Lown Institute - 7 month(s) ago
Nurses are among the most trusted profession in the US and have a lot to gain from reducing unnecessary care, yet this potential for nurses to lead the charge has gone largely untapped. Experts share their insights on value-informed nursing and their visions for the future.
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An ethical imperative: How nurses can be leaders in reducing overuse https://t.co/WhSrQJWPwS via @JudiTheGarber @alisonleary1
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Mashup Score: 2Will it take 50-100 years to get the right answer about tPA for stroke? - Lown Institute - 9 month(s) ago
Do the potential benefits of thrombolytic drugs for acute stroke outweigh the potential harms? In a guest blog, Drs W. Ken Milne and Daniel Fatovich examine this issue in light of new evidence.
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@masterlongevity @ProfRobHoward @DanClintonRN @ajlees @gregggonsalves @PhilAlz @DrTFromKC @smead2 @nvillain_alz @DavidJonesBrain @LonSchneiderMD @AlbertoEspay @Kariem_Ezzat @MadhavThambiset @matthewherper @seb_walsh @JosephTherr @dmrind @Scott_M_Reid @EWidera @RenegadeSynapse @LogarithmicDis @KasperKepp @Jennife10651535 @pxrobbo @MemoryDoc @metapredict @CorriveauNick @eturnermd1 @kateeeemily @StefanoSensi14 @VincentPlanche @ayton_scott @reshmagar @KarlHerrup @GiovanniFrisoni @macesari @geoperry @samgandy @Gill_Livingston @andrea_sturchio @AndaloussiLab @rkhamsi @r_merrick @schrag_matthew @kathy_y_liu @naomikresge @MedicareGov @JAMANetwork As @TheSGEM recently wrote abt tPA "Ironically, a common neurological treatment tPA is one of those ideas that many emergency physicians consider to be wrong while most neurologists consider it to be right, no matter how much research is done" https://t.co/o3gW7oGC7V
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RT @realdocspeaks: https://t.co/bualfeNlnt Physicians are all overpaid and are responsible for the rise in healthcare spending. This is on…