Tallying the High Cost of Preventable Harm
By Sophia Bernazzani Public opinion polls suggest most Americans trust their medical team. People consistently list doctors, nurses and pharmacists as some of the most trusted professions. When we go to
By Sophia Bernazzani Public opinion polls suggest most Americans trust their medical team. People consistently list doctors, nurses and pharmacists as some of the most trusted professions. When we go to
By Kathy Day Last year I shared my story about kidney stones. I wasn’t suffering with a stone at the time and so I may have been a little arrogant
By Joseph J. Fifer, President and CEO, Healthcare Financial Management Association Stephen Allegretto, Vice President, Yale New Haven Health Jordan Harmon, Director, Costs of Care and Hospital for Special Surgery
By Candace Lerman At the end of 2014, I spent four weeks undergoing chemotherapy using the drug Rituxan. However, I didn’t have cancer. I am battling a rare blood disorder
By Susan Glod, MD From her vantage point, cost had nothing to do with money. On most days, she struggled to her feet when I entered the room, greeted me
By Eric Funk As a patient with a long history of atypical migraines, I have firsthand experience with the importance of controlling costs of care. I have seen attempts to