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Readers respond to recent H&HN Daily articles, videos and blogs.
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ARTICLES
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Tech Spending and Profitability: The Chicken or the Egg?
Does health IT spending lead to financial stability, or is it the other way around?
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Survey: Anesthesiologists Report Major Drug Shortages
Drug shortages force anesthesiologists to alter their care plans.
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Making Health IT Pay Off
How long does it take for providers to reap the rewards of health IT investments?
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Data: Health Care Cost Growth Slowing
The price of health care services and insurance plans is growing at a slower than normal rate.
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A Helping Hand for Accountable Care?
CMS unveils its shared savings program, adding new incentives and support structures to help ACO participants.
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Readers sound off on ED Experiments, 'Frequent Fliers,' Teamwork
Readers respond to recent H&HN Daily stories.
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A second opinion
Is it really an emergency?
At one hospital, the days of treating sore throats in the ED are over
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Cover Story
Burned Out or Fired Up?
Hospital executives face unprecedented pressures. Some are opting to end their careers, but many others are pumped up and eager to lead their organizations into a new era
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Changes in Insurance Status Linked to Higher ED Use
A new study explores the linkage between ED utilization and insurance status.
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Millions of Patients Are Coming. Can Nurses Care For Them?
Nursing advocates call for increasing the role of RNs in primary care.
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Employee First, Patient Second?
Engage your staff and be 'amazed' at what follows.
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Fiscal Fitness: A Health System Cuts Out the Middle Man
The future of supply chain standardization.
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ACHE Congress: Who's to Blame for Poor Health?
Where does patient behavior end and hospital performance start?
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Age-Adjusted Death Rates Down 60 Percent since 1930s
A new CDC report finds a steady decline in U.S mortality rates over the last 75 years.
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Can Hospital CEOs Be Team Players?
Doctors are increasingly expected to move from command and control to more of a team-based approach. Do those rules apply to hospital executives too?
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Making Patients Accountable for Their Care
Can focusing on patient behavior drive down costs?
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Data: Fewer Americans Have Employer-Based Insurance
The rate of employer-based health insurance coverage declined during the 2000s.
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Is It Really an Emergency?
A New Mexico hospital experiments with diverting non-emergent care from EDs to primary care.
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