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Private Equity Acquisition Linked to Decline in Hospital Patient Care
Care Private Equity Acquisition Linked to Decline in Hospital Patient Care

The acquisition of hospitals by private equity firms has become a growing trend in the United States, promising improved efficiency and financial stability. However, recent studies challenge these claims, suggesting that the cost of such acquisitions may come at a significant price to patient care.

Senate Report Highlights Deteriorating Care in Private Equity-Owned Hospitals
Care Senate Report Highlights Deteriorating Care in Private Equity-Owned Hospitals

A recent investigation led by the U.S. Senate Committee on the Budget has raised alarm over the deteriorating care in hospitals owned by private equity (PE) firms across the United States. This bipartisan probe, spearheaded by Senators Chuck Grassley and Sheldon Whitehouse, delved into the growing

How Can AI Improve Healthcare Access in Rural Communities?
Technology How Can AI Improve Healthcare Access in Rural Communities?

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the healthcare industry is revolutionizing the way medical services are delivered, particularly in underserved rural areas. This transformation was the focal point of the inaugural Think Health: AI for Healthy Communities conference held in

Can a Chief Experience Officer Transform Healthcare Satisfaction?
Care Can a Chief Experience Officer Transform Healthcare Satisfaction?

The healthcare sector has made remarkable strides in medical and technological advancements, yet patient satisfaction remains a significant challenge. This article explores the potential of a Chief Experience Officer (CXO) to bridge this gap by drawing on concepts from the hospitality industry,

How Does The Royal Marsden Revolutionize Cancer Care and Research?
Care How Does The Royal Marsden Revolutionize Cancer Care and Research?

The Royal Marsden, a specialist cancer center in the UK, has been at the forefront of cancer treatment and research since its founding in 1851. Known for its pioneering work, the center has grown to be one of the top four cancer centers worldwide in terms of research impact. Operating from four

Can Interprofessional Teams Solve Canada’s Primary Care Crisis?
Care Can Interprofessional Teams Solve Canada’s Primary Care Crisis?

The primary care system in Canada is currently facing a significant crisis, with 6.5 million Canadians, including 2.5 million individuals in Ontario, lacking a primary care provider. This alarming statistic underscores the urgent need for an effective and accessible primary care system that

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