Indianapolis-based philanthropy gives Purdue healthcare center $11 million
Indianapolis Star, April 7, 2008
Purdue University has received an $11 million gift from the Indianapolis-based Regenstrief Foundation to boost the efforts of a university center that aims to improve patient care and safety. The five-year grant will help Purdue's Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering continue its research into ways to make healthcare more affordable, efficient and effective, said Purdue representatives.
Most Viewed
Most Emailed
- 5010 Logjam Means No Pay for Physicians
- Leading Change is Tough from the Back of a Limo
- CMS Reveals Central Line Infection Rates, Finally
- Keeping Readmission Rates Low with Treatment Guidelines
- Engineering a High-Performance Emergency Department
- Medicare Physician Payment Rule Factors in GPCI
- Getting to the Heart of Cardiology Alignment
- Our Annual Industry Survey: The Challenge to Collaborate
- Top 10 Healthcare Quality Issues for 2011
- Parkland Keeping Consultant's Analysis Under Wraps

