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With Steve Jobs’ passing, organ donation and transplantation are in the news. Below I discuss a set of papers recently published in the Journal of
I have an op-ed up at CNN.com on the individual mandate and how it relates to previous and future court challenges to the Affordable Care
We had a massive technical problem with TIE’s homepage this morning, due to my improper use of “<span>”. It took long enough to diagnose and
I’m really enjoying the comments from my last post on Health IT. I could respond to many of them individually, but it’s probably worth it to
Joesph Ouslander and Robert Berenson have a piece in the NEJM amplifying the problem of unnecessary hospitalizations among persons living in nursing homes (NH). The
There’s a new study in Health Affairs that examines differences between “high” and “low” quality hospitals: As policy makers design national programs aimed at managing
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