Times: American boards are exceptional--and not necessarily in a good way
The recent New York Times piece on the behavior of (mainly for-profit, but by extension...) US organizations' boards of directors, goe...
Monday, March 30, 2015
Friday, March 27, 2015
Opinion, CIO Magazine: "The medical profession needs to get over its fear of information technology"- their complaints bogus
There comes a time when the pundits defending the status quo in the healthcare information technology sector and health IT utopianism simply...
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Two New Independent Reports on the Death of Dan Markingson, But Now What Will Happen?
Years after his death, there is now a little more clarity about the clinical trial in which Dan Markingson was enrolled when he died. Wheth...
Friday, March 20, 2015
A $6.6 Million CEO Dreams of a "Doctor-Less" Future
The CEO of giant hospital system UPMC, Mr Jeffrey Romoff, has been one of the best compensated CEOs of ostensibly non-profit hospital system...
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Same Old, Same Old - Johnson and Johnson Settles Charges it Concealed Adverse Effects of Risperdal, Vaginal Mesh Device, Pleads Guilty to Selling Adulterated Tylenol, Announces CEO Got 48% Raise to $25 Million
We have devoted a lot of bytes over the years to the stream of allegations and ethical questions about Johnson and Johnson , the giant pharm...
Monday, March 16, 2015
Increasing Bad Press for Today's Healthcare Information Technology - Deserved and Overdue
Here are three candid, quite revealing articles about the distaste for today's health IT that appeared recently. I will address each, T...
An ironically titled session by ECRI Institute: "Would You Bet Your Mother's Life on the Safety of Your EHR?"
An ironically titled session by ECRI Institute "Would You Bet Your Mother's Life on the Safety of Your EHR?" is being held at...
Monday, March 9, 2015
Health Care Run by Those "Who See the Practice of Medicine as a Set of Economic Transactions," or as a "Moral Endeavor?"
Calls are getting louder for restoring medicine and health care as a calling that puts patients first, versus a business that puts money fir...
Thursday, March 5, 2015
A "PR Pawn" Confounds the Public Relations Burnishing of Texas Health Resources and its CEO
The Ebola virus epidemic in Africa is hopefully winding down. The uproar, if not panic, over Ebola virus in the US has been eclipsed by the...
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