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HHS: Partnership to Save Lives, Money

A new initiative from Health & Human Services aims to save 60,000 million lives and up to $35 billion in health care costs.
May 1, 2011
Trustee Staff
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A new initiative from Health & Human Services aims to save 60,000 million lives and up to $35 billion in health care costs.
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TRUquality2
Update

Improving Patient Satisfaction Calls for Leadership Support, Hurdling Cultural Barriers

Hospital executives have identified the patient experience as one of their top three priorities in the next three years.
May 1, 2011
Trustee Staff
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Hospital executives have identified the patient experience as one of their top three priorities in the next three years.
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TRUquality1
HEALTH REFORM

Where Will They Go?

Post-acute care must be a priority if hospitals want to cut readmissions.
May 1, 2011
Geri Aston
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Post-acute care must be a priority if hospitals want to cut readmissions.
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TRUpatientcare2
Health Reform

Reining in Avoidable Readmissions

Health care professionals agree that many readmissions would not be necessary if planning for post-discharge started early, actively involved the patient and family, and was based on a hospital's own data as well as evidence-based best practices...
May 1, 2011
Bill Santamour
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Health care professionals agree that many readmissions would not be necessary if planning for post-discharge started early, actively involved the patient and family, and was based on a hospital's own data as well as evidence-based best practices culled from national quality projects.
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TRUworkforce3
Feature

Revisiting Rapid Response

Experts disagree over medical emergency teams' impact. Is it time for a revamp?
May 1, 2011
Charlotte Huff
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Experts disagree over medical emergency teams' impact. Is it time for a revamp?
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TRUphysician2
Cover Story

True Partners

Hospitals can turn independent docs into allies by giving them a voice in governance, management and strategic planning
April 1, 2011
Geri Aston
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Hospitals can turn independent docs into allies by giving them a voice in governance, management and strategic planning
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TRUpatientcare1
Feature

Drug Shortage Turns Severe

No end in sight as hospitals struggle to obtain common, critical medications
April 1, 2011
Howard Larkin
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No end in sight as hospitals struggle to obtain common, critical medications
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TRUtech2
Clinical Technology Series

A Question of Value

Proton therapy's benefits have a big price tag. Is it right for your hospital?
March 14, 2011
Anthony J. Montagnolo
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Proton therapy's benefits have a big price tag. Is it right for your hospital?
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TRUtrends3
Update

Creating a Culture of Health

Hospitals must work to promote wellness in patient's homes, schools, workplaces and communities.
March 1, 2011
Penny Brooke
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Hospitals must work to promote wellness in patient's homes, schools, workplaces and communities.
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TRUpatientcare2
Practical Matters

Partnerships That Work

Hospital-developed employer wellness programs add commercial insurers to payer mix
March 1, 2011
Henry Ross
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Hospital-developed employer wellness programs add commercial insurers to payer mix
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