After Tort Reform, Keeping Hospital Care Safe for Patients

After Tort Reform, Keeping Hospital Care Safe for Patients

In the midst of an unprecedented "change management experience," the AHA's top quality executive wants leaders to take a page from other industries that must successfully manage high-risk processes.

Let Hospital Staff Lead Quality Improvement Efforts

3 Ways to Reimagine Healthcare Delivery

Why Physician Trainees Don't Report Possible Medical Errors

Hospital Speaks Up, Helps Tweak Ranking Methods

Hospital Speaks Up, Helps Tweak Ranking Methods

Henrietta Lacks

Lacks' Legacy Offers Hope on Reducing Disparities in Healthcare

The government is not going to increase its reimbursement rates, says Stuart Altman, PhD. "There's a general feeling that the gap is about as wide as it can go."

To Slow Costs, Slow Revenue, Says Healthcare Economist

Q&A: Donald Berwick Calls for 'Moral' Approach to Healthcare

Health policy veteran Stuart Altman, PhD, is hopeful, but not optimistic, about healthcare delivery reforms and thinks hospitals will be forced to bring costs down because patients won't tolerate any more cost shifting.

Cost Control Efforts Working 'So Far' in MA

Surgeons Take Sides on Transplant Proposal

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