2019年2月23日星期六

Fwd: NC hospital forced into bankruptcy | HCA selects CFO for new division | After media scrutiny, Zuckerberg hospital considers cost cap | Hospital financial analyst gets prison time for embezzlement

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February 22,  2019
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1. North Carolina hospital forced into bankruptcy  Full story  
 
2. Butler Health System to merge with Clarion Healthcare  
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3. Financial analyst gets prison time for embezzling $46K from West Virginia hospital  Full story
 
4. Download this free white paper to learn best practices for improving contract management and contract yield.  
 
5. Zuckerberg hospital considers cost cap for privately insured patients amid billing uproar  Full story
  
6. UMass Memorial records $37M net loss in most recent quarter  
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7. HCA Healthcare selects president, CFO for new North Carolina Division  Full story
 
8. 121 executive moves in Q4 2018. Click here to download the free white paper. 
 
9.  Hospital tax cut replaced with tax hike in Connecticut budget plan  Full story

10. Ex-CEO accused of defrauding eHealth Technologies 
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11. 5 stages of mobile maturity in healthcare: A framework for clinical mobility assessment and planning. Click here to download the white paper.

12. Hospital-owned physician practices increased 128% in almost 6 years, study finds  Full story   

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2019年2月21日星期四

Fwd: Last Chance! Join WWB at Symphony Space on February 27th

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