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Handicapping Healthcare Reform Is a Fool's Errand
 Hospital leaders are spending a lot of time and effort focusing on the goings-on in Washington surrounding healthcare reform. But handicapping the multitude of proposals is a fool's errand. Read More
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Audio: Reform and the Healthcare Leader
Paul Keckley, executive director of Deloitte's Center for Health Solutions, talks about the latest developments in healthcare reform and how they might affect your organization in the near future. +
Philip Betbeze, for HealthLeaders Media
June 26, 2009
Commentary: Deadliest Finance Issues for 2010
Finance and thought leaders at this year's HFMA conference offered solutions to some of the hard hitting issues facing the industry during these challenging times. +
Michelle Ponte, for HealthLeaders Media
June 22, 2009
Audio: Prevention as Part of Healthcare Reform
Alere CEO Ron Geraty, MD, discusses how management of preventable health risks and chronic illness could save billions. [Sponsored by Emdeon] +
Les Masterson, for HealthLeaders Media
June 24, 2009
Should malpractice reform be a major part of the federal government's healthcare overhaul?
Yes, healthcare reform will not work unless expensive and pervasive defensive medicine is addressed
Maybe, but while malpractice caps may work other cost-saving factors, such as limiting frivolous claims, need to be considered
No, high healthcare costs are not driven by malpractice

Physicians and System Success
David Maizel, MD, vice president and executive medical director with Sentara Medical Group in Norfolk, VA, on the role of physician retention and recruitment for a system's success.
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