
In a single sentence, a short, obscure article in the Worcester (MA) Business Journal on life at a community hospital after a for-profit corporate take-over:Several Nashoba employees, who didn't want …
In a single sentence, a short, obscure article in the Worcester (MA) Business Journal on life at a community hospital after a for-profit corporate take-over:Several Nashoba employees, who didn't want …
From the Washington Post:FDA staffers sue agency over surveillance of personal e-mailEllen Nakashima and Lisa ReinJanuary 29, 2012The Food and Drug Administration secretly monitored the personal e-mai…
We have often discussed the anechoic effect, how cases involving or discussions of the topics we address on Health Care Renewal, the concentration and abuse of power in health care, fail to produce an…
It's interesting how most of the information below seems to have a hard time "staying put" on the Wikipedia page for "Electronic Health Record" at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_health_record…
How the wealthy and powerful have become able to play by a different set of rules than those affecting ordinary people may be the defining issue of our time. Yesterday, President Obama's State of the…
It seems American companies are good at producing really noisome commercial healthcare IT and foisting it on other countries, such as outlined at "Is clinical IT mayhem good for [the IT] business? UK…
Students and faculty at the University of California have come up with a vivid, and prescient example of how the hired executives and bureaucrats have taken over higher and health care education. "Ru…