health care system in the United States of America
While the main budgetary sticking point between the House and Senate is their differences on tax reform, there’s an important issue that could go a long way toward making healthcare…
In the middle of an otherwise reasonable editorial on North Carolina legislators’ response to the coronavirus, the Winston-Salem Journal can’t help but get in a little dig (emphasis mine): This…
Sally Pipes writes for the Washington Examiner that the latest public health scare offers no justification for a massive government takeover of American health care. The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has…
The chart below screams why the physician-patient relationship grows weaker. Since the 1970s, the number of hospital administrators has increased by 3000%. When examining trends in the health care workforce, the…
What The American Health Care System Can Learn From India
Six nurses from Pardee Hospital have scored national certifications. That means the federal government is getting more involved in healthcare, and there is still a market for jumping through hoops…
CEO of Mission Hospitals Dr. Ronald A. Paulus, who for some reason has lengthened his name recently, said he was “shocked” that the state legislature sprung recommendations out of the…
Some do not think government must play an integral role in healthcare. The merged Haywood Regional Medical Center and WestCare does not want a county commissioner on its board of…
In his WSJ column today, William McGurn takes a look at the health care system in Singapore, which features individual health accounts, competition, and open pricing. It’s not the laissez-faire…
There is still time to grab a seat at the John Locke Foundation Health Care Policy Luncheon Briefing on Thursday at the SouthPark Marriott. The topic, What Small Business Owners…
As baby boomers age, they’re driving increased demand for age-related healthcare services, including those related to the spine. UNC Healthcare is experiencing the uptick in demand and, thus, wants to…