Recently, I participated in a staff meeting as two people resolved a personal conflict. The emotions were running high. My role was to moderate the discussion and, I guess, make sure no one was injured.
For the purposes of this posting, the subject matter of the office conflict is not relevant. Ironically, I learned something about [...]
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In all the years I have served healthcare organizations, I have always been perplexed by hospitals that thrive against all odds and others that wither with clinical and financial resources that would suggest otherwise.
Recently, I met two relatively young brothers who have been extremely successful in business. They own or are partnered with businesses I [...]
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Over this weekend we got good news and bad news from the FDA. Two similar regimens to treat HIV and AIDS were tentatively approved.
For the United States, a single pill per day drug was approved. This will replace the drug cocktail that HIV positive and AIDS patients have been forced to take in recent years. [...]
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Mr. Jennings in known to express strong policy positions with respect to healthcare reform and is frequently referred to as America's "Health Care Thought Provocateur. At the age of 33, assumed first CEO position at St. Luke's Memorial in Utica, New York and won the prestigious Young Hospital Administrator of the Year Award from the ACHE in 1983. In 1993 became CEO of Chicago's Children's Memorial Hospital. [Read More]