Healthcare Leadership Review, June 2009
In this month’s Healthcare Leadership Review, readers will learn how good leadership tools can foster an innovative environment, why e-prescribing makes good cents, how hospitals are aiming for perfection, why hospitals are pursuing alignment arrangements with physicians, how hospitals are making small changes and benefiting from big improvements, why physicians and hospitals must beware of ethics issues, how an American Hospital Association survey suggests hospitals are in critical condition, why healthcare reform means leaner hospitals, and how hospitals can examine their performances around diagnostic groups.
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- CMS Reveals Central Line Infection Rates, Finally
- Keeping Readmission Rates Low with Treatment Guidelines
- 5010 Logjam Means No Pay for Physicians
- Medicare Physician Payment Rule Factors in GPCI
- Leading Change is Tough from the Back of a Limo
- Getting to the Heart of Cardiology Alignment
- Parkland Keeping Consultant's Analysis Under Wraps
- Feds Release Final Rules on Health Plan Language
- Payment Cuts to Critical Access Hospitals 'Inevitable'
- Engineering a High-Performance Emergency Department

