Why can’t Mr. Goodman’s example help us in healthcare?
My childhood was centered in a working-class bedroom community near Pittsburgh and just outside of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. McKeesport was a typical Western Pennsylvania mill town. U. S. Steel was booming, and the centerpiece was the U. S. Steel National Tube Works.
Saturday was a big day for us. [...]
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Often said . . . rarely practiced
We do not know the author of the oath or expression, “The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.” There is a consensus that it developed in English law courts sometime between 1189 and before the end of the thirteenth century. What is clear is how rarely [...]
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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]