Geisinger Authority, Pa., $240 million of Geisinger Health System Pennsylvania Health System revenue bonds.
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Grand Forks, N.D., $58 million of Altru Health System Obligated Group health system revenue bonds.
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Pressure on health system The novel coronavirus outbreak is putting pressure on the Korean health system.
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They don't want the choice to be between the health system we have and the health system they're proposing.
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America can build a free market health system, or it can build a cheap health system, but it can't build both.
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The analysis also didn't capture the possible health system strengthening that PMI may have contributed by improving a country's health system overall.
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David Feinberg, the CEO of Pennsylvania-based health system Geisinger Health System, has told CNBC that he will remain with the firm.
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The Mount Carmel Health System is part of Trinity Health, a Michigan-based Catholic health system that has hospitals across the country.
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"We believe that for the health system to respond adequately to the coronavirus, the entire health system must be engaged," the spokesperson added.
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Adventist Health System (Altamonte Springs, Florida): 7.2% Advocate Health Care (Downers Grove, Illinois): 8% Mayo Clinic (Rochester, Minnesota): 7.4% Memorial Hermann Health System (Houston): 9.4% Methodist Health System (Dallas): 8.8% The industry is still hiring: But the annual growth rate has slowed.
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"The testing failure is putting additional strain on our already challenged health system," Cynthia Cox, director of the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker, said.
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Oscar's plans for New York City and HoustonIn New York, the Medicare Advantage plan will be co-branded with the Bronx-based health system Montefiore Health System.
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Freedman, a Los Angeles-based investor, owns the building through an entity called American Academic Health System and a subsidiary of that entity, Philadelphia Academic Health System.
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Dr. Ghali approached Willis-Knighton Health System President James K. Elrod, who agreed to provide housing and have the health system underwrite the cost of the hospital stay.
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Health system at 'breaking point' Faite said the health system is at a breaking point, raising concerns about how the country would cope with a further major outbreak.
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It's about places where the health system is stretched to its utmost limit, like communities in rural Guinea overcoming an Ebola outbreak that shattered trust in a fragile health system.
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It's also inked deals with a major health system, bringing on Providence St. Joseph Health, a West-Coast-based health system that operates 51 hospitals and made $24 billion in 2018.
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At Ochsner Health System, the largest nonprofit health system in Louisiana, there were 4333,909 cases of the flu in November -- that's 1,385% more cases than what it saw in November 2018.
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University Hospitals Health System, Ohio, $181 million of revenue bonds.
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Erlanger Health System, in Tennessee, will turn on its Viz.
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Mount Carmel Health System could not be reached for comment.
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Locals know the language, the culture, and the health system.
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The stress of the American health system made it worse.
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Dauphin County, Pa., $100 million of health system revenue bonds.
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Only a strong public health system can conquer nicotine addiction.
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Read This Next: Can Drones Fix Madagascar's Broken Health System?
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And I just didn't understand how the health system worked.
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The American health system excels, for example, in cancer care.
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Australia's government plays a larger role in its health system.
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The health system in Yemen has nearly collapsed, said Mekki.
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When her country's health system needed help fighting Ebola, Mrs.
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The hospital group, Phoebe Putney Health System, dismissed the findings.
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Those people won't be intercepted by the mental health system.
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Congress previously passed legislation to bolster the public health system.
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The country's health system has struggled to battle the outbreak.
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If they don't get it, the health system can collapse.
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"Corruption, the health system, education," were all concerns, he said.
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Geisinger Authority, Pa., $345.3 million of health system revenue bonds.
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"This has a benefit for the health system," Lin explained.
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We were doctors in the Iranian health system for years.
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It's hard to do that through the mental health system.
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As I've written before, it's the entire global health system.
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Brazil's health system has been hit hard by falling government revenues.
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By then the health system was beginning to lose state backing.
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To come up with a new health system that costs less?
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He also wants to replicate features of the Cuban health system.
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A privately-financed health system would never achieve something like this.
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The health system employed more than 6,000 people as of 2017.
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The region's health system has also been weakened by the fires.
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Don't count on the health system to do it for you.
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Illinois Finance Authority, $257.5 million of Riverside Health System revenue bonds.
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Johns Hopkins Health System, $2129.9 million of taxable revenue bonds. Jefferies.
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Prior to that, he served as CEO of UCLA's health system.
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The health system exists in local hospitals, not federal health agencies.
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Her efforts to reform the health system were foiled. Travelgate. Whitewater.
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This ideal is rarely met in the United States health system.
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The health system can be helpful, but too often it isn't.
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America's fractured health system has made it more vulnerable to coronavirus.
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Can the state health system survive an influx of infected patients?
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Much of the country's infrastructure and health system has been destroyed.
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The health system you prefer turns on the values you hold.
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She blamed the deaths on racial bias in the health system.
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It will expose the inadequacies and inequalities in our health system.
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There was a catastrophe facing the region's well-respected health system.
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There was a catastrophe facing the region's well-respected health system.
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Are they not already the very heart of the health system?
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"The health system and the educational system need to step up."
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Atlantic Health System Hospital Corporation, N.J., $266.9 million of taxable bonds.
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But the problems facing the nation's beleaguered health system live on.
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Examples of rent-seeking and wasteful subsidies span the health system.
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Purves is president and CEO, Maricopa Integrated Health System, Phoenix, Ariz.
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Over the years, America has depleted the public mental health system.
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It is now Northwell Health, no longer North Shore LIJ Health System.
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Now Yemen's health system is on the verge of collapse, UNICEF said.
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Clinton of hypocrisy regarding his plan for a single-payer health system.
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The Mercy health system runs hospitals in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
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But that wasn't her first drug-related interaction with the health system.
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"Is the health system preparing for this tsunami of services?" she said.
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The health system generated about $25 billion in operating revenue last year.
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Only one responded: the 92-hospital Trinity Health System based in Michigan.
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Tenet Healthcare retreated 4.3 percent and Community Health System declined 5 percent.
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California Health Facilities Financing Authority, $280 million of health system revenue bonds.
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They were also achieved by more efficient use of the health system.
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Kenneth Davis is the president and CEO of Mount Sinai Health System.
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The health system in Afghanistan has been fragmented by decades of war.
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In England, healthcare is provided through the tax-funded National Health System.
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For instance, in New York, it's working with Mount Sinai Health System.
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But within the mental health system specifically, the declines are well documented.
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Prior to that, he served as CEO of UCLA&aposs health system.
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It is likely to test the capacity of the weakened health system.
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It's obviously that it was about their fear of the health system.
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Bluffton, Ohio, Blanchard Valley Health System, $84 million of hospital facilities revenue.
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"The most important issue right now is the health system," he said.
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"The most important issue right now is the health system," he said.
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After receiving housing assistance, beneficiaries' costs to the public health system plummeted.
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There are only about 100,000 ICU beds across the U.S. health system.
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Because they're asymptomatic, the health system is allowing them to keep working.
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It provided medical services to communities underserved by Brazil's public health system.
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A high-wage worker is less dependent on the public health system.
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Grafted on top of this public program is a private health system.
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But whatever happens with the coronavirus, America's health system is a mess.
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Google's relationship with the health system Ascension was brought up several times.
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But it also means changes for the far larger employer health system.
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No other health system in the country posts its wait times online.
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"Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient," Trump said at a luncheon.
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Viewed from a health system-wide lens, the consequences are even worse.
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In the midst of crisis, the U.S. health system is dramatically changing.
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I've written before that the mental health system can't stop mass shooters.
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These have to do with how fragmented the public health system is.
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"Having political decisions being layered onto our public health system, which is supposed to be a science-based health system, is just absolutely outrageous and dangerous," said Mara Keisling, the executive director of National Center for Transgender Equality.
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Several of New York's major health systems are applying for waivers to get more time for at least some of their facilities, including Montefiore Health System, NYU Langone Medical Center, Northwell Health and the Mount Sinai Health System.
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Google teamed up with the health system Ascension on "Project Nightingale," in which the hospital operator is using Google as its cloud provider and also working with the tech giant to build out tools the health system can use.
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Many millions of Indians depend on the cheap but inadequate public health system.
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Husel had been a doctor at the Mount Carmel Health System since 2015.
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Tragically, they are not entering the health system to get support or treatment.
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The national health system here is considered one of the best in Europe.
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The disease is already pushing South Africa's public health system to breaking-point.
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They were treated in California and Georgia in the Kaiser Permanente health system.
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That made him aware of the challenges they face navigating the health system.
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Geisinger Health System, JPMorgan and Berkshire were not immediately available for a response.
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They're also accusing Republicans of undermining the mental health system by underfunding it.
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The island, the largest in the Caribbean, has a state-run health system.
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Congress and others must exercise some caution to avoid upending our health system.
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Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government, Ky., $538.1 million of health system revenue bonds.
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Republicans offered a measure that was more focused on the mental health system.
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The separation of mental from physical healthcare runs rampant throughout our health system.
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Indiana Finance Authority, $254.56 million of Deaconess Health System obligated group revenue bonds.
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As the WHO's Swaminathan said, the health system across India is quite variable.
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The protracted crisis in Syria means more pressure on Jordan's public health system.
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University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees, $200 million of taxable health system bonds.
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The health system is studying the approach but has yet to try it.
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"We (the health system) will never lose control of the situation," Costa said.
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Berks County, Pa., Industrial Development Authority, $575 million of health system revenue bonds.
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The US health system was slow to start widespread testing for the coronavirus.
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This is a simple step toward a more equitable health system for all.
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That's why our health system for veterans is outrageously lumbering and scandal-plagued.
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Successive state governments are responsible for the withering of the public-health system.
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Uttar Pradesh must invest in its health system and hire more medical staff.
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But there is no doubt that the health system plays a role, too.
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And there's my 230-word solution to everything that ails the health system.
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Even if health expenses are covered, the public health system is a mess.
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Tim Murphy's (R-Pa.) long-awaited legislation to reform the mental health system.
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Veteran activists revolutionized the Veterans Administration health system, demanding — and winning — better care.
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Regardless of which health system you might prefer, Taiwan's ambition showed what's possible.
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The country's health system has collapsed, leaving many without access to lifesaving medicine.
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But Nathan A. Smith, a black neuroscientist at Children's National Health System, disagreed.
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How the largest health system in New York is preparingThe senior leadership at New York's Northwell Health System, which operates 23 hospitals, has been meeting continuously for the last several weeks, chief quality officer Dr. Mark Jarrett told Business Insider.
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Dr. Prabhjot Singh, now the chair of the department of health system design and global health at the Mount Sinai Health System, felt angry and depressed after he was attacked in New York in 2005, when he was in graduate school.
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"As a public health system in this nation, we are under-funded," Shah said.
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He was also the chief medical officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
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The crash left 13 people injured, said Dr. Michael Mesisca with Riverside Health System.
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Medisave: When conservatives praise Singapore's health system, they are typically praising the Medisave system.
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Officials for DCH Health System told Tuscaloosa News that the company paid the hackers.
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It's yet another example of a health system struggling to own an insurance company.
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Officials for DCH Health System told Tuscaloosa News that the organization paid the hackers.
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The island's public health system is ill-equipped to manage and contain the disease.
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The health system bears surprisingly large costs for what remains a relatively uncommon problem.
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Civil conflict "If a health system cannot handle (an outbreak), there's pandemonium," Heymann said.
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Colombia's public health system provides antiretrovirals for free, but not to undocumented Venezuelan migrants.
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Kenneth L. Davis M.D., is the president and CEO of Mount Sinai Health System.
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Currently Puerto Rico receives around $21625,2900 million annually to fund its public health system.
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Either way, these laws do not necessarily make the mental-health system more comprehensive.
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Lipsky replaces Deborah Feinstein, who went after some large hospital and health system mergers.
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"Without a national health system, insurance became important all of a sudden," he says.
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Dr. Kenneth L. Davis is the president and CEO of Mount Sinai Health System.
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He sees nothing in the Republican proposal that's designed to improve the health system.
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Not all cases of a health system taking a proactive approach are so dramatic.
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Before Google, Feinberg had been at Geisinger, a health system in Pennsylvania, since 2015.
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The escalating suicide rate is a profound indictment of the country's mental health system.
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Their starkest disagreement was over whether California could afford a single-payer health system.
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Geisinger's genetic screening panel is currently available only to patients in its health system.
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The nation's health system also is still in recovery mode after Ebola overwhelmed facilities.
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Menorah, part of MJHS Health System, draws heavily on immigrants for its 3,500 employees.
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For example, the health system is supposed to cover 239.2 percent of the population.
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The problem is a new public mental health system wasn't built in its place.
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"Every glitch is a chance for the health system to fail," Mr. Crowley said.
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The mayor here has little control over the school board or the health system.
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Dominica's lowest scores were in the prevention, health system, and detection and reporting categories.
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Above all else, Gates said, the core element is a strong public health system.
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We're a hospital-based 911 provider and ambulance service owned by Grady Health System.
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The city, which is the country's fourth-largest, has seen its health system overwhelmed.
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Ms. O'Keefe, 53, is an administrative fellow for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
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It is a subtle, or not so subtle, indictment of our current health system.
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The couple can enroll in the Spanish universal health system and receive care there.
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But what is less recognized is the ACA's transformation of the entire health system.
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The aim is not to compete with India's public health system, but support it.
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Those are appropriate planning measures by the best public health system on the planet.
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Ellis: The health system did fail on the mental side of follow-up care.
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Ms. O'Keefe, 31, is an administrative fellow for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
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However, loosening regulations could extract a steep cost from patients and the health system.
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His father is a neonatologist with the Christiana Care Health System in Wilmington, Del.
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The possible effects on the employer health system got little attention during congressional debate.
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Our country cannot afford to let this vital part of our health system lapse.
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Mhango says the post abortion care is also costly for the national health system.
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It must be about injecting free market forces and consumerism into the health system.
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Christiana Care Health System spokesman Hiran Ratnayake said the person was in serious condition.
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The groom's mother is a registered nurse at BayCare Health System in Clearwater, Fla.
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But New Zealand's public health system is producing exactly what Ms. Sacra feared: errors.
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The country's public health system has collapsed, leaving many without access to lifesaving medicine.
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Yemen's health system has virtually collapsed, with most health workers unpaid for seven months.
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In New York, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Mount Sinai Health System and Montefiore Health System have teamed up on a $300 million unit with an 80-ton particle accelerator and four treatment rooms that is set to open in East Harlem next year.
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Dr. Richard I. Fogel, chief clinical officer of St. Vincent, a health system in Indiana that is a member of Ascension, the nation's largest nonprofit Catholic health system, testified that Ascension had also not received any such discounts despite efforts to reach Valeant.
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The current roadmap pushes for even more integration and consistency in health records; by 2021, the goal is to have the "learning health system," such that the health system could continuously improve care, public health and science through real-time data access.
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"When you give people access to the health system, they use the health system like everybody else who has insurance," said Katherine Baicker, a health economist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the lead researcher on the Oregon study.
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Dr. Jay Shannon is the CEO of the Cook County Health System, which covers Chicago.
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States want to train these workers, fund them and integrate them into the health system.
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Other nations, such as Norway, have their state-run health system set prices with manufacturers.
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NO WONK ASKED to describe their ideal health system would reach for the adjective American.
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Until there is competition in the American health system administrative costs will continue to balloon.
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He sent his health minister to Cuba in August to study its national health system.
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The wrap-around care is designed to keep them engaged with their mental health system.
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Her husband, Dr. Prabhjot Singh, heads the department of health system design at Mount Sinai.
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Their main domestic client, the government-run health system, accounts for 40% of drug spending.
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Virginia Mason Health System in Seattle told Axios that it was "disappointed" by Trump's decision.
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It is still impacting ATMs in Ukraine and Pennsylvania's Heritage Valley Health System, per NPR.
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In addition, these same skills are critical to supporting our nation's health system transformation efforts.
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Chicago therapist Rachel Kazez understands exactly how challenging navigating the mental health system can be.
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The Canadian province of British Columbia has incorporated reference pricing into its public health system.
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"Historically, in many different cultures ... there's a real distrust for the health system," Oh said.
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The ruling is expected to save consumers — and the U.S. health system — billions of dollars.
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The Veterans health system will remain a public system, because it is a public trust.
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S. 2680 marks important progress in a unified effort to improve our mental health system.
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Those patients are more likely to use the health system broadly and emergency facilities specifically.
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Last session of Congress, Republicans stepped up to reform our nation's broken mental health system.
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It's been over two weeks since Hurricane Maria, and Puerto Rico's health system remains crippled.
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We can help curb the opioid epidemic, improve patient outcomes and save health system resources.
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"People have really seen the light that the health system is changing," Conway told reporters.
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Meanwhile, 70% of the doctors in South Africa only work in the private health system.
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Effective health system strengthening can play a meaningful role as an antidote to that despair.
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We are in the beginning phases of an important transition in the American health system.
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She described the mental-health system as dogmatic and overly attached to its diagnostic models.
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In New York, it partners with Northwell Health, the largest health system in the state.
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New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority, $1933 million of Atlantic Health System refinancing bonds.
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Wisconsin Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $193 million of Marshfield Clinic Health System revenue bonds.
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The approach is aided by the fact that Geisinger is more than a health system.
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Montana Facility Finance Authority, $140.3 million of Benefis Health System Obligated Group hospital revenue bonds.
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Similar concerns have arisen around the work of foreign-funded consultants in the health system.
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In the US it has partnered with Miami Children's Health System and Allied Physicians Group.
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Lancaster County Hospital Authority, $284.33 million of University of Pennsylvania Health System revenue refinancing bonds.
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The public health system suffers from crumbling infrastructure, while doctors have stopped performing essential services.
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The merger would result in the formation of a large and diverse Catholic health system.
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This bill puts much of the health system reforms under the Obama administration in jeopardy.
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One obvious source of complexity of the American health system is its multiplicity of payers.
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Singapore's health system also has a mix of public and private health care delivery organizations.
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He now faces a mental health system that has been heavily influenced by his crime.
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Providence St. Joseph Health system operates 51 hospitals and hundreds of clinics across seven states.
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"The testing failure is putting additional strain on our already challenged health system," Cox said.
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It's another way a more decentralized health system complicates the response to an outbreak. Rep.
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It's another way a more decentralized health system complicates the response to a pandemic. Rep.
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Since Trump came into office, he has systematically taken apart our protective public health system.
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In a health system riddled with inequity, we risk making dangerous biases automated and invisible.
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Pennsylvania Higher Educational Facilities Authority, $296.3 million of University of Pennsylvania Health System revenue bonds.
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At the same time, the country pulled back and defunded its public mental health system.
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The answer may depend, in part, on what part of the health system you examine.
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And the health system — specifically, medication — accounted for half of that reduction in cardiac events.
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Dr. Davis is the president and chief executive officer of the Mount Sinai Health System.
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Kenneth L. Davis is the president and chief executive of the Mount Sinai Health System.
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Guinea-Bissau has the second-worst health system score at just 4.6, right behind Somalia.
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Even worse, it had the lowest score for the health system and risk environment categories.
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For now, the health system has a few cases of the novel coronavirus under investigation.
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"We have protected the most vulnerable pieces," Ms. Weinstein, of the public health system, said.
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And by dint of their numbers, millennials may be also straining the mental health system.
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Dr. Gurung blamed "the steady breakdown of the health system" for the country's polio emergency.
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Besides, I worked for a health system that prided itself on understanding a patient's needs.
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Don't rely on this hitting your health system, because then it's going to infect it.
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Make sure you have mechanisms for working with them very quickly through your health system.
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The entire health system is in a scramble to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak.
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The answer, according to Bradley Flansbaum, a hospitalist with the Geisinger Health System, is yes.
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The groom's mother is a registered nurse in Columbus, Ohio, for Mount Carmel Health System.
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The attack disrupted Britain's health system and companies including carmaker Renault and global shipper FedEx.
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The Reading Health System issued four rounds of ARS, raising $500 million over several years.
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Given its size, the data generated by Medicaid should be radically transforming the health system.
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The tests "democratized the health system," said Souleymane Niang, head of the company clinic's laboratory.
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The degree of competition, or lack thereof, in the American health system plays a role.
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"The health system was exemplary some years back," Ms. Flug, the former central banker, said.
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Wisconsin Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $308 million of Marshfield Clinic Health System revenue bonds.
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Now, it will start test deliveries with the University of California San Diego health system.
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The response shows the improvements China has made in its public health system since SARS.
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With American help, he reformed Ethiopia's health system during seven years as its health minister.
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Current health system barriers, however, have made it harder to pursue a cure and treatment.
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The U.K. system has shown us that a nationalized health system is not the answer.
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Our NHS is a wonderful, albeit imperfect, health system - and the envy of the world.
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Hall County and Gainesville Hospital Authority, Ga., $257.9 million of Northeast Georgia Health System, Inc.
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Hall County and Gainesville Hospital Authority, Ga., $2150.9 million of Northeast Georgia Health System, Inc.
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They save our health system money without the need to rollback health coverage for people.
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General Motors and Henry Ford Health System in Detroit recently set up such a contract.
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Now, he runs digital innovation at a local health system called Providence St. Joseph Health.
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Surgeons from the University of Kansas Health System operated on Xavier Sunday, removing the skewer.
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Last year, a cyberattack on Singapore's public health system compromised data from 1.5 million people.
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Also, movement maps that draw on health system information and aggregated location information from Facebook.
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Providence CEO Rod Hochman told Business Insider that while the health system has worked with other technology companies offering cloud services, his conversation with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella convinced Hochman that the company was interested in being a true partner to the health system.
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Getting kids out of their hospital beds Photo credit: the University of Michigan Health System Photo credit: the University of Michigan Health System A Michigan children's hospital is using the game to encourage young patients to do physical activity and socialize with each other.
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Singapore's health outcomes are excellent, but that's not only because its health system is well-designed.
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"Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient," Trump said at a working luncheon with African leaders.
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Shulkin had been in charge of the VA's sprawling health system for the past 18 months.
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Will the Spanish government allow me to use their public health system or any basic service?
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Meanwhile, the state's mental health system seems ill-equipped to address this urgent and substantial demand.
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That ultimately didn't pan out, and now Helix has its eyes set on health system partnerships.
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This would be a dire step back for our public-health system, and a national embarrassment.
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The latest victim is DCH Health System, a regional health care system located in West Alabama.
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Meanwhile they are neglecting a patient in dire need of emergency care – the rural health system.
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Couvillon's colleagues at Ochsner Health System, where she was a registered nurse, are mourning her loss.
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But doing it without plunging the health system into chaos may be easier said than done.
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India's overburdened health system remains plagued with an acute shortage of government hospitals in rural areas.
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Others are Colombians, including indigenous Wayuu, seeking care amid constant delays in Colombia's overcrowded health system.
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Still, it took time for palliative care to become an official part of Kerala's health system.
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Palmetto Health and Greenville Health System, the two largest hospital systems in South Carolina, will merge.
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In some cases, she will intervene and call the health system directly to make it happen.
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Ultimately, American Academic did not invest much in Hahnemann through its subsidiary, Pennsylvania Academic Health System.
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But while many mothers have been taught to prefer C-sections, the health system does too.
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Why it matters: Critics contend this would lead to the privatization of the VA health system.
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Slovenia has an inefficient national health system and is also burdened by a rapidly ageing population.
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"Kaiser Permanente is closely monitoring the situation in Napa and Sonoma counties," the health system said.
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This level of health-care cuts are not possible without fundamentally changing the current health system.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) that seeks to address gun violence by overhauling the mental health system.
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India's overburdened health system is plagued by an acute shortage of government hospitals in rural areas.
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The Breakdown: The veterans health system has added about 19,000 employees — 68 percent of its goal.
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And no doctor, health system or pharmacy will be required to comply with a patient's request.
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In the case of most homicides, there is little that the mental health system can do.
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But I am reluctant to use the terms "mental health system" because there really isn't one.
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Close behind is the state government, followed by the federal government, Allina Health System and Target.
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Vocations Patricia McDonough, 59, is a clinical transplant coordinator at Montefiore Health System in the Bronx.
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The proposed health system would have a budget bigger than that of Colorado's entire state government.
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Instead, the mission should be what we all want — responsible suggestions to improve our health system.
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Tersigni is president and CEO of St. Louis-based Ascension, the nation's largest nonprofit health system.
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The first step in that process would be to deploy Lantern within the UPMC health system.
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He is the author of Healing Health Care – The Case for a Commonsense Universal Health System.
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I am very, very worried about the impact the virus will have on our health system.
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The US health system was less prepared for a pandemic than those of other wealthy nations.
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And yet Canadians are forced to defend our health system every day in the American media.
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New York's mayor says it's "like adding a whole other hospital" to the city's health system.
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The program is part of her ThriveNYC initiative focused on improving the city's mental health system.
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It shows just how quickly coronavirus patients are overwhelming doctors in New York City's health system.
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Many who fell ill didn't have enough confidence in the local health system to seek care.
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We know the tests just aren't being done, the health system not up to the task.
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"We often use higher-intensity care more than necessary throughout our health system," Dr. Jena said.
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"It is a symptom of not having a national health system," said Ford, in South Carolina.
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But my sense in talking to epidemiologists is they're actually working backward from health system capacity.
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ECB'S MAKHLOUF SAYS WE SHOULD ALL BE FOCUSSED ON SUPPORTING THE HEALTH SYSTEM TO MANAGE CORONAVIRUS
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I said it would cancel the US health system and replace it with something government-run.
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It's a pipe dream to think you can build a health system with only happy doctors.
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Sometimes a health system has enough resources to transfer patients within its own network of hospitals.
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Johnson has denied that Britain's health system would be on the table for any trade negotiations.
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The health system also said it never required insurers to agree to "all or nothing" arrangements.
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His mother is a health information services manager at Valle Vista Health System of Greenwood, Ind.
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One such study that received considerable attention was conducted at the University of Virginia Health System.
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He said he would appoint a special master to oversee changes to Mississippi's mental health system.
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And now with a fragile health system in delicate balance, patients are falling through the cracks.
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It was an implicit criticism of the Conservatives for having starved the health system of funding.
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In short, you'll wind up with a health system containing both the insured and the uninsured.
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But its poor security, weak health system and lack of proper sanitation work against this effort.
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This current testosterone shortage, which the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists formally declared on Sept.
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For LVHN, the partnership can help the health system better treat patients and reduce its costs.
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PBMs act as intermediaries between payers, like health insurers, and the rest of the health system.
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But that doesn't mean that data is easy to transfer from one health system to another.
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The article also incorrectly described the status of retirees at Montefiore Health System in the Bronx.
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Every year, medication nonadherence causes 125,000 deaths and costs the health system up to $289 billion.
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The forum was convened ahead of POLITICO's Tuesday briefing on lessons from the VA health system.
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"The VA is the largest, most sophisticated integrated health system in America," one hospital leader said.
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His father is a human resources data analyst for the Mount Sinai Health System in Manhattan.
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Dr. Kathleen Jordan, a vice president at CommonSpirit Health, a 142-hospital health system and chief medical officer at the system's Saint Francis Memorial Hospital, told Business Insider that the health system is having conversations about what might happen if they're confronted with an influx of patients.
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They blame the Chinese government, the Communist Party, the health system, doctors and hospitals for being complicit.
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However, critics say more needs to be done to address the underfunded and overburdened public health system.
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McClatchy was taken to Mena Regional Health System, where he is recovering from general weakness and dehydration.
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Durham is a health care hub, too, with Duke University and Health System employing tens of thousands.
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Doctors in Kenya ended a three-month strike over pay that had paralysed the public-health system.
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The Defense Department's 2021 budget request continues reforms to the military health system that began in 2017.
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Those insisting on maintenance of the failed V.A. health system do so only out of self-interest.
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"He has been in an out of the inadequate mental health system for years," he tells PEOPLE.
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The Cleveland Clinic is acquiring two Florida hospital systems, Martin Health System and Indian River Medical Center.
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We fully embrace diversity, inclusion and a culture of safety and respect across our entire health system.
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She would tax and spend her way to a nationalized, single-payer health system — a sure failure.
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Few of the prominent organisations that help veterans think the VA health system requires a radical restructuring.
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Now, even the standard multiplayer mode for Black Ops 4 features a new, unique timed health system.
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"It is indeed rare," says Dr. Heger, chief of pediatric neurosurgery for Georgia's Augusta University Health System.
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A reform of the size Sanders envisions will have vast and unpredictable consequences throughout the health system.
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CHS sold two hospitals in Washington to MultiCare Health System for $424 million, or 7.2 times EBITDA.
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Nancy Schlichting, former CEO of Henry Ford Health System: board director at pharmacy chain Walgreens Boots Alliance.
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In February, Virginia-based Inova Health System started a $100 million venture fund focused on personalized medicine.
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The health system planned to build or remodel five more facilities based on the new clinic's success.
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That's what we, at EXOS, do with every business, health system and athlete with whom we work.
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She's a Halifax-based sex educator, so she knows the sexual health system better than most folks.
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Walk into these clinics, and the American health system might be spending more than it had hoped.
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The result has been a crushing burden of chronic and non-communicable disease on Mexico's health system.
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On Sunday, Madasani was released from The University of Kansas Health System, a hospital spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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The Israeli health system is supposed to be a meritocracy, with many Israeli-Arab doctors and nurses.
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The problem with our current health system is not the profit motive, but a lack of competition.
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For instance, in New York, it partners with Northwell Health, the largest health system in the state.
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Our health system has led us to believe that medical care and health care are interchangeable terms.
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Instead, let them know you want a health system that respects and promotes everyone's right to health.
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A well-functioning biosimilars market still has the potential to save our health system billions of dollars.
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Additionally funding for hospital and health system emergency preparedness funding has been cut by more than half.
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Her mother is the director for cashiering services at the U.C.L.A. Health System, also in Los Angeles.
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Montgomery County, Pa., Higher Education and Health Authority, $70.9 million of Holy Redeemer Health System revenue bonds.
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Note: Adventist Health System (FL), Mercy, Intermountain, Sutter and UnityPoint, have different CEOs as of January 2017.
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The health system Mayo Clinic's health plan, which says it's owed about $96,000 in a refund claim.
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Former government officials have been publishing candid assessments about ways to avoid straining the U.S. health system.
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That episode, and our 10-year journey, taught us that the entire mental health system is broken.
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So I made phone call after phone call, attempting to navigate a disjointed, overburdened mental health system.
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Some experts view the employer health system, despite its flaws, as a force for innovation and reform.
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That alternative never came to fruition, meaning a comprehensive mental health system was never put in place.
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The hospital, part of the University of North Carolina health system, defends its pediatric heart surgery program.
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Much of the country's infrastructure and health system has been destroyed by coalition airstrikes and rebel shelling.
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It's been over two weeks since Hurricane Maria hit, and Puerto Rico's health system remains badly crippled.
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Mr. Cutler's work also compared the life-lengthening benefits of the health system with what it costs.
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For the health system category, it had a score of just 0.3, 26.1 points below the average.
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The country's woefully inadequate health system would undoubtedly be overwhelmed if the virus were to take hold.
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Maryland Health and Higher Education Facilities Authority, $60.1 million of Anne Arundel Health System issue revenue bonds.
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It also helps ensure that the health system isn't overwhelmed by thousands of sick patients at once.
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A single-payer health system would be more functional, more economical and fairer than what we have.
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The health system is working with Regeneron and Gilead Sciences to test the efficacy of existing drugs.
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The health system is working with Regeneron and Gilead Sciences to test the efficacy of existing drugs.
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Within Canada's universal health system, the federal government pays for specific First Nations benefits, including birth control.
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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's health system has begun adopting the program in its 40 I.C.U.s.
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The bill, of course, would modify changes to the health system brought by the Affordable Care Act.
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Many of them are not China's fault, like an overwhelmed health system that can't test every case.
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The groom's parents practice in the Bronx as part of the staff of the Montefiore Health System.
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His mother retired as a pediatric nurse practitioner for the physicians group of NCH Health System there.
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Such a change would cause many changes and could set off widespread disruption throughout the health system.
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At the time, Dr. Burks held senior positions at the medical school and in the health system.
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The government's terms were $72.4 million and the requirement that Tuomey sell itself to another health system.
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There are some things in a health system that are particularly important for epidemic and pandemic preparedness.
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One thing people should keep their eye on is not just hospitals but overall health system preparedness.
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As it currently stands, Puerto Rico have received around $6,400 million to fund its public health system.
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The entrepreneur Andrew Yang on Monday released a set of more incremental changes to the health system.
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In July, she is to begin a pediatric residency at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System in Richmond.
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During the March for Health, thousands of doctors, nurses and patients protested the crippled public health system.
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At Geisinger Health System in Danville, Pa., McMinn sees about six patients a day, working in oncology.
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New tools cannot simply be dropped into the existing health system and be expected to work well.
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Harris Health System said speciality clinics at its Ben Taub hospital would resume normal hours beginning Friday.
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Those costs then trickle down to insurers and help drive up costs for the entire health system.
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While studying, she says she was exposed to how broken the mental health system in America is.
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His mother retired as a clinical laboratory scientist at Sharp Healthcare, a health system in San Diego.
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Stephen Hawking represented what is possible when there is a single payer health system and free college education.
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Trump also indicated that Britain's publicly funded health system, the National Health Service, could feature in the negotiations.
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A medical team at the University of Kansas Health System then operated on Xavier and removed the skewer.
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Can you imagine what that does to the patients and also to the cost of the health system?
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It's the weakness of the medical system and the public health system and in many lesser-developed countries.
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Private insurance executives warn that such legislation would destabilize the U.S. health system and result in worse care.
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In one PRI-governed state, the health system administered distilled water instead of drugs to children with cancer.
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The other child was taken to Greenville Health System emergency trauma center by helicopter, spokeswoman Sandy Dees said.
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In the U.K., we spend billions every year on treating diet-related disease — it's crippling our health system.
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Quest also raised its full-year forecast, crediting its improved performance to expansion of its health system relationships.
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Moore was previously running Google's cloud health-care efforts and before that worked at the health system Geisinger.
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The hospital's private ownership group, Philadelphia Academic Health System, has plans to completely close the hospital by September.
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Patients buy coverage at just one health system and expect doctors there to work easily with each other.
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The Langs allegedly claimed "Easton Walt Lang" was born at Conemaugh Health System in Johnstown on July 3.
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Any party that tweaks the health system has to be ready to become both a savior and boogeyman.
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Ascension and Providence St. Joseph Health are looking to combine into the largest not-for-profit health system.
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Mount Sinai Health System will also be opening a "state-of-the-art" facility for clinical care there.
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As they do, it is important to remember the critical role that employers play in our health system.
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What Weiss doesn't believe will happen is that computers will replace his job or cure America's health system.
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But the number of children born with Congenital Zika Syndrome is straining Brazil's already threadbare public health system.
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Innovative hospitals, like the Gunderson Health System in Wisconsin, have already made significant investments in energy-efficient technology.
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SHEENA, 15: Teachers don't need to be armed with weapons, our mental health system needs to be fixed.
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But, like marijuana or MDMT, it may take a while to be integrated into the larger health system.
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Reforming our nation's mental health system has also been another multi-year, multi-Congress priority for our committee.
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"You have got this real pressure cooker with a collapsing economy and a collapsing health system," Harneis said.
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Britain: A teenager with autism spent close to three years in near total seclusion in the health system.
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That makes sense to Maria Cvach, director of policy management and integration at the Johns Hopkins Health System.
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A health system hidden in the heart of Pennsylvania thinks it's cracked the code on caring for seniors.
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Ensuring access to more affordable medicine is an effort vital to our health system that everyone should support.
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Lisa L. Maragakis, M.D., M.P.H., is the senior director of infection prevention for the Johns Hopkins Health System.
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"We need to ensure we have the right infrastructure, embedded in our health system, to make this possible."
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In India, about 55 percent of households depend on the public health system to meet their healthcare needs.
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Jaye rang the bell at Harris Health System in Houston, Texas, so forcefully, the clapper flew right off.
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His mother is a registered nurse at Spectrum Health, a nonprofit health system based in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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In July, Oscar said it's creating a co-branded Medicare Advantage plan with Bronx-based Montefiore Health System.
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It is possible that people could die from health system disruption without ever having contracted the actual virus.
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Critics of Assisted Outpatient Treatment said the programs did not address broader problems in the mental health system.
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Are any of these challenges as dire as a novel virus threatening to overwhelm the nation's health system?
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At one West Coast health system, workers are making their own protective gear from office and craft supplies.
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The mental health system doesn't identify most of these people because they don't come in to get care.
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For example, certain victims of the Capital One and Verity Health System breaches were offered free credit monitoring.
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And as the Venezuelan health system has fallen apart, the government's ability to respond to epidemics has collapsed.
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I write it to say that the status quo of the current mental health system must be challenged.
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The Parkview Health System in Indiana, above, had among the highest overall hospital prices compared to Medicare rates.
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Hahn, a cancer doctor and health system administrator, is constrained in ways that Gottlieb is not, allies argue.
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Paying doctors to do better — instead of to do more — is essential for a higher-value health system.
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The country's lowest scores on the Global Health Security Index were in the detection and health system categories.
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The country does, however, have a poor health system and poor prevention measures for when an outbreak occurs.
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Cook Islands had a low health system score at 14.3, around half of the global score at 26.4.
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The country's poor health system also makes it vulnerable if an outbreak like the coronavirus reaches its population.
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"Let us remember that we are only as strong as the weakest health system in our interconnected world."
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The women are calling for sweeping reform to the health system, and $2300 million (CAD) each in damages.
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"I've always said that government should provide the essentials: electricity and a health system," said Mr. Rivera, 279.
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This ridiculous, immoral situation is yet another reason the United States must adopt a single-payer health system.
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They point out that earlier legislation had already made large investments in improving the department's own health system.
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Mr. O'Reilly, 53, (left) is the vice president for human resources at the Methodist Health System in Dallas.
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He&aposs in charge of of finding and developing new ways to improve the $29 billion health system.
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It's also unclear whether they will add costs to the already-overburdened health system through false positive results.
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Perhaps some of the additional money we pour into the health system each year is doing some good.
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Sanders recently updated his "Medicare for all" legislation to move the country to a single-payer health system.
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"I've been in this fight for reform of our mental health system for so Iong," says Mia, 52.
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JP Morgan Chase Bank and Mount Sinai Health System are among the largest private employers in the state.
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Since this is a service that comes with the National Health System in the UK, it's totally free.
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It ought to be an easy call for any policymaker or candidate who wants a better health system.
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"This case was detected through the US public health system — picked up by astute clinicians," the CDC said.
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Health system spokeswoman Lesa Bader told the Los Angeles Times that Schulenberg no longer works for the system.
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Details were sketchy, but the first goal will be to target technology solutions to simplify the health system.
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He said the for-profit US health system undermined the idea that healthcare is a basic human right.
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No Republicans have yet explained why this policy is essential in a bill to improve the health system.
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Kay says when it comes to the US health system, it&aposs pretty clear who&aposs doing it.
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Is that a lack of tests, or just a function of the decentralized health system in this country?
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University Health System, a San Antonio-based public hospital, will train students and school employees to use them.
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Medical Center Health System CEO Russell Tippin said the hospital in Odessa was treating 13 people for injuries.
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There are many features of our health system stacked against providing patients easy access to reliable health information.
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As chief clinical officer for St. Vincent Health in Indianapolis, a faith-based health system that is a member of Ascension, the largest non-profit health system in the U.S. with 2900,220006 sites of care, I was privileged to testify recently at a hearing before the Senate Special Committee on Aging.
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"All this information that we and others are gathering is crucial info that the health system needs to handle the Zika epidemic and provide better care for the people," she said, warning that the health system could get overwhelmed by an uptick in Guillain-Barre syndrome, Zika-inspired or not.
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Others expect private firms to approach the courts if the public health system is unable to provide adequate care.
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During trade negotiations between the EU and the U.S., the U.K. was always campaigning to protect its health system.
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"Conservatives tried and failed this year to dramatically reduce the government's role in the US health system," Stein wrote.
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Peninsula Regional Health System physicians diagnosed the boy with Vibrio, Brittany Carey shared in a Facebook post on Saturday.
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A fractured health system One of the main failings, these experts believe, is the fragmented nature of American medicine.
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The Cook County health system hosts one of the oldest naloxone distribution programs in the country, the authors note.
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Banner Health, a large non-profit American health system, runs 28 hospitals and several specialised facilities across six states.
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The initiative shut down for 12 months until a local nonprofit health system, Aspire Indiana, agreed to operate it.
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Prescribing tests without sufficient medical oversight can also lead to unnecessary tests that burden an already overtaxed health system.
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The WHO said Tedros had led a "comprehensive reform effort" of Ethiopia's health system, creating health centres and jobs.
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Hospital system: Large hospital consortiums such as Kaiser Permanente or the Mayo Clinic Health System house primary care divisions.
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From 1991 to 2002, it suffered a devastating civil war that claimed 70,000 lives and wrecked the health system.
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She died Thursday at Candler Hospital in Savannah, St. Joseph's Candler Health System spokesman Scott Larson confirmed to CNN.
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However, new technology will only be successful if it enhances rather than diminishes our experience with the health system.
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Angela Versch worked as a day-care teacher for Bon Secours Health System in Richmond, Virginia, for 265 years.
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Optum's acquisition of medical groups has made its Optum Care a formidable competitor to some health system provider groups.
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For Philips, the acquisition could present an opportunity to build a service for its pre-existing health system customers.
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The failure to eliminate Ebola has been complicated by conflict, politics and the weakness of the country's health system.
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And in Uganda, the health system has invested in nurses, instead of doctors, for pain management and hospice care.
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We should require universal background checks and we should change our mental health system on a number of levels.
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"The public health system is losing credibility," said Mendes Esteves at his office in the sleepy provincial capital Ondjiva.
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The health system still plans to move forward with the construction of one clinic and the remodeling of another.
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The ransomware campaign has spread to at least 150 countries, crippling the British health system and Germany's train stations.
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The McKinsey Center for U.S. Health System Reform, which studies the ACA and its implications, showed in an Aug.
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These programs set the collaborative, unified example that we, as hospital-based clinicians and health system leaders, must follow.
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The choice facing veterans isn't as simple as telling veterans to go seek care in the civilian health system.
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But without addressing the nation's growing housing crisis, an efficient and humane health system will stay out of reach.
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Officials' efforts to make free testing available outside the public health system suggest they are aware of the problem.
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What kinds of homes do we need, what kinds of transportation/transit, what kinds of economic development, health system?
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Google has been quietly working with the second-largest health system in the US on a healthcare data project.
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Google has been quietly working with the second-largest health system in the US on a healthcare data project.
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Republicans have consistently rejected a government-run health system in favor of loosely regulated private insurance since the 28503s.
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Opposition leader Isaac Herzog said funds from the Mobileye deal should be diverted to bolstering the public health system.
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Geisinger Health System, which is based in Danville, Pennsylvania, has used a capitation model for more than a century.
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GOP leaders first pledged to bolster the mental health system in 85033, shortly after the shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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President Trump should encourage Congress to follow this path, rather than lock down a health system driven by Washington.
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But setting aside the ACA while the case proceeds "would throw the entire [health] system into chaos," Becerra said.
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An executive at CVS (CVS) predicted that the drugs could cost the American health system $22019 billion a year.
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Americans tend to think that they have a highly privatized health system, but Singapore is arguably much more so.
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But even in states that did, projections show the health system could be overwhelmed in a matter of weeks.
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The groom's mother is the senior manager of revenue integrity at Yale-New Haven Health System in New Haven.
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Still, the official leading Iran's response to the virus acknowledged Sunday that the country's health system could be overwhelmed.
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The health system had 373 coronavirus patients hospitalized in its facilities as of Friday morning, according to its website.
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"We want to have a health system strong enough to deal with emergencies and disease outbreaks," Mr. Bayraytay said.
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Pro-gun people are always talking about fixing the mental health system, but concrete proposals are in short supply.
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No, Mr. Trump said, he did not believe the health system needed to be part of a trade deal.
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Last week, the university issued a call to Duke employees asking for volunteers to work in its health system.
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America's criminal justice system has, in many ways, become a substitute for the US's largely gutted mental health system.
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Singapore: Two embarrassing data breaches on the country's public health system have dented its reputation as a technology hub.
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"But there is a mismatch between Israel's health system and the population it's supposed to serve," Dr. O'Connor added.
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What I sincerely wish, however, is that journalists would stop referring to the "mental health system" in this country.
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The country has been in a historic economic collapse with widespread hunger, soaring prices and a failing health system.
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Still, the official leading Iran's response to the virus acknowledged Sunday that the country's health system could be overwhelmed.
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Similar to the public health system, these industries are fragmented and equally unprepared or capable across companies and regions.
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This is how we limit the spread and "flatten the curve" so that our health system is not overwhelmed.
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The Pentagon's top health official, Thomas McCaffery, warned Tuesday the military health system is facing a 'surge in demand.
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Top US health officials have now admitted our health system is "failing" at providing adequate testing for the coronavirus.
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The origins of this standoff date back to the scandals that rocked the VA health system in early 2014.
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The goal, she said, was to avoid a rapid spike in cases that would overwhelm the public health system.
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"There's mistrust combined with a lack of knowledge about navigating the health system," said Joseph Calderon, a Transitions worker.
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A strong and resilient health system made all the difference in containing the SARS and Ebola outbreaks in America.
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Even a divided America can agree on this goal: a health system that is cheaper but doesn't sacrifice quality.
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"The commission has not heard of any country or any health system that foresaw SARS," the 2006 inquiry found.
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The war has put seven million people in danger of starvation, crushed the economy and decimated the health system.
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No matter the health system, the most complex patients are going to have the most challenging needs to meet.
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Last October, parliament approved a long-delayed overhaul of the health system following international pressure to speed up reform.
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The groom's father is the vice chairman of anatomic pathology at the Mount Sinai Health System in New York.
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The country faces widespread hunger, rampant crime, a failing health system and a large-scale exodus of its citizens.
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She is the chief psychologist of Grady Health System and a former president of the American Psychological Association (APA).
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If health economists were in charge of the health system, not a lot would change, with some notable exceptions.
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Researchers studied adult patients at Sheppard Pratt Health System in Baltimore, 396 with schizophrenia and 381 with bipolar disorder.
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The governor, mayor and Legislature can devote more attention to the state's supervised release programs and mental health system.
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Using existing drugs has helped the world's health system speed up its response to the global public-health emergency.
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Richard M. EvansSuffern, N.Y.The writer, a urologist, is vice president of surgical services for Bon Secours Charity Health System.
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He is the head of the division of child and adolescent psychiatry — not psychology — at NorthShore University Health System.
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However, China's health ministry has little oversight over military hospitals because its jurisdiction largely concerns the civilian health system.
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Marta Temido, who previously headed the central administration of the public health system, will take over as health minister.
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Moore, Providence&aposs chief information officer, joined the health system in 2019 after a 26-year career with Microsoft.
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What is needed now in order to develop a consolidated and integrated health system is top-level political leadership.
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The IU Health system performed 3,900 hip- and knee-replacement operations in the year that ended on June 30.
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Read more:A health system hidden in the heart of Pennsylvania thinks it's cracked the code on caring for seniors.
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We've written before about how outbreaks can strain the public health system, which experts argue is underfunded as is.
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As the case count rises in the US, the country's health system can stand to learn from Italy's experience.
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"This is about a health system moving into a beleaguered sector of healthcare," DeRosa told Reuters in an interview.
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This is despite a devastating civil war from 1991 to 2 that claimed 70,000 lives and wrecked the health system.
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Liberia was hardest hit as Ebola ravaged its fragile health system and killed about 4,800 people between 2014 and 2016.
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Close to 2100,2000 came from rural areas, said Andy Carter, president of the Hospital and Health System Association of Pennsylvania.
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America's public mental health system completely collapsed between the 1950s and the '80s, and options for outpatient services are limited.
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"The Military Health System covers all approved medically necessary treatments and prescription medications," Pentagon spokeswoman Jessica Maxwell told the Post.
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The measures are Modi's latest attempt to reform a public health system that faces a shortage of hospitals and doctors.
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About a week after she first entered the public health system, it was decided that D.A. needed a C-section.
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I spent a couple of years commissioned by the UK government to help review and evaluate the National Health System.
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Children are being vaccinated and illnesses cured, all courtesy of the National Health system, which provides health services for free.
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France also benefits from strong demographics, dynamic regional cities, excellent infrastructure, a first-class health system and good public services.
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"Health equity for Black women can only happen if we recognize and address persistent biases in our health system," Sen.
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Yet that does not make it a good idea to rely mostly on user fees to fund a health system.
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They did not see them as relevant to their own struggles paying their medical bills or navigating the health system.
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It may feel really good, but from a health system perspective, we have to really understand, 'Is she getting healthier?
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But both its staff and its patients are victims of the sort of dysfunctional health system common in poor countries.
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It is also teaming up with JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway to create a new health system for their staff.
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People need access to the health system to reap the rewards of these discoveries and to drive down infection rates.
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Every interaction with a health system, insurer, actuary, clinician, researcher, policy wonk, or other expert is an opportunity to learn.
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There are failures of the justice system, the health system, the official church, even failures of old-fashioned protection rackets.
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UnitedHealth's Hemsley said the company is advocating for the same policies it expects will make the health system work better.
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Part of the problem can be explained by the social determinants of health, which occur upstream of our health system.
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As with his (mis)management of the economy and the health system, President Nicolas Maduro has only made matters worse.
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The health system also created sepsis care checklists and a mobile app to help coordinate care for patients at risk.
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A University of Miami Health System surgeon has been fired after sharing photos of his transgender patients' genitals on Instagram.
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"NAMI opposes this effort to decimate our nation's already struggling mental health system," the organization said in a written statement.
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Her book, Burdens of War: Creating the Veterans Health System, will be published by Johns Hopkins University Press this summer.
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On May 8, MidCap filed a notice of default, after which Pennsylvania Academic Health System tried to sell the hospitals.
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Ours is a health system of unbelievable heights, offering innovations and levels of care other first world nations do not.
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The answer is two-fold, according to Cecily Luft, a psychometrist at the Baylor Scott & White Health system in Texas.
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For instance, in New York, it's working with Mount Sinai Health System, and in Colorado it partnered with Centura Health.
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At least 11 people were treated for wounds, a spokesman for the Santa Clara Health System said late on Monday.
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"If we look at advance directives as the savior of our health system, it's not going to work," Periyakoil said.
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Before starting Parsley, Berzin trained as a doctor at Columbia University and the Mount Sinai Health System in New York.
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No surprise here as the US health system is designed for employees — with insurance tied to employers in most cases.
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The health minister also said the size of the public health system had to be reassessed, before retracting his comments.
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But experts say the cost of new gene therapies will put an enormous financial strain on the US health system.
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Others suggested a Democratic primary audience would generally back a single-payer health system, despite Clinton's arguments about its cost.
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Google has been quietly working with the second-largest health system in the US, Ascension, on a healthcare data project.
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"I expected better from Google," John Kravitz, the chief information officer at Geisinger Health System in Pennsylvania, told Business Insider.
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"That&aposs the scary part," John Kravitz, the chief information officer at Geisinger Health System in Pennsylvania, told Business Insider.
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Earlier this summer, the House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill aimed at fixing this country's broken mental health system.
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During her time in Parliament, Ms. Nova worked to convince lawmakers of the dire situation of the mental health system.
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According to the report, there are benefits of a connected-health system, like personalized insurance policies and improved emergency services.
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The three-year stalemated war has killed over 10,000 people, badly damaged Yemen&aposs infrastructure and crippled its health system.
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He also announced a 21 percent increase on annual spending on healthcare to help the over-burdened public health system.
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He even praised the single-payer health system in Canada, though he noted it would be difficult to implement now.
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Why it matters: The VA is the largest health system in the country with 170 hospitals and 1,000 outpatient clinics.
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Without a strong public component and a health system overhaul, these rideshare companies could go the way of private ambulances.
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"The military health system did quite well in screening for suicide risk," Hepner told military news service Stars and Stripes.
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The grueling presidential campaign disrupted the patterns of patients and physicians, at least for those at Bon Secours Health System.
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They're also looking at raising awareness among the traditional health system, so that doctors will know what questions to ask.
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Kosovo's crumbling health system ranks among the worst in Europe, driving those who can afford it to seek treatment abroad.
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The health system is nowhere near ready, and our federal response has lost valuable time that it cannot get back.
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"We have a completely decentralized public health system," said Michele Barry, senior associate dean for global health at Stanford University.
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"We're going to hit a peak," said Stephen Klasko, CEO of Jefferson Health, a health system with hospitals across Philadelphia.
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Organizations that would be subject to the experiments often strongly resist randomizing health system changes and forcing providers to participate.
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Other difficulties facing India On top of all of these issues, India also has an overburdened and underprepared health system.
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The UK government says the health system doesn't currently have the capacity to test everyone who has Covid-19 symptoms.
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Dr. Lewandowski, an emergency medicine physician at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit and the trial's principal investigator, was ecstatic.
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The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) lists 157 compounds that are currently facing shortages in the US alone.
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Just as our health is affected by lifestyle, genes, the environment and the health system, education has a role, too.
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The final piece being addressed by the working group is stigma and discrimination, both within communities and the health system.
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Our Unified Health System, better known as S.U.S., or Sistema Único de Saúde, provides full medical care, free, for everyone.
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And two of Texas' biggest systems, Baylor Scott & White Health and Memorial Hermann Health System, recently announced plans to combine.
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Even before the blackouts, the country was struggling with violence, food shortages and the collapse of its public health system.
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So it's not implausible that the health system could explain a fairly large share of the rest of that gain.
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In total, each additional year of life gained between 1960 and 2000 attributed to the health system cost nearly $20,000.
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The Marshall Islands' lowest scores were its health system and prevention of a pandemic categories, at 7.2 and 7.0 respectively.
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"There is always a tradeoff," says Michelle Gong, chief of critical care at the Montefiore Health System in the Bronx.
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They say the government's slow response and a creaking health service contrast poorly with Poland's health system and aggressive actions.
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During the shutdown phase, we must build up the capacity of our health system to test and trace the disease.
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But how can the mental health system stop gun violence when mental illness is so rarely the cause of it?
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European countries need the confidence to boost spending on the health system and pay for support to workers and companies.
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The New Health Care If you missed it, read our bracket tournament on the best health system in the world.
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She says the US public health system is not prepared to handle an outbreak similar to the situation in China.
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What does China's slow reporting of this outbreak reveal about the public health system in a country of 1.4 billion?
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Sheppard Pratt Health System, a psychiatric hospital in Baltimore, hired Clark Hill to work on reimbursement issues and research funding.
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For more examples of low and high FODMAP foods, check out this list from the University of Virginia Health System.
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Maryland: Anne Arundel Medical Center merged with Doctors Community Health System, creating a system with $1 billion in annual revenue.
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And the tech can save the health system big, considering AI-generated healthcare savings could eclipse $150 billion by 2025.
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Today, every major health system in the US has its own urgent care or is associated with external urgent care.
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First-hand accounts from medical staff and patients in Wuhan show China's already overburdened health system is on its knees.
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And in Portugal, the constitution's right to health provided the foundation for a national health system providing free, universal care.
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To this day, it is frequently cited as a driver of documented distrust in the health system by African-Americans.
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Officially, Iran says 34 people have died, but BBC spoke with sources in the country's health system that said otherwise.
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As you consider your candidates, ask who will support a public health system that works for you and your community.
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While the ACA is certainly not perfect, it braved a pathway to closing the many gaps in America's health system.
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The administration also secured an agreement with South Korea's health system that will reimburse U.S. drug companies for innovative drugs.
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Dr. William Husel was fired in December 2018 during an internal investigation by his former employer, Mount Carmel Health System.
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From Equifax to Target to Britain's National Health System, major players in finance, retail, and government are reeling from cyberattacks.
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Health centers yield an estimated $29 billion in annual health system savings, one reason why bipartisan support has rightly endured.
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A spokesman for a health system that includes Christiana Hospital in Newark, Delaware, said one patient was being treated there.
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Margaret Pearce, chief of nursing at the University of Utah health system, announced the changes in response to the incident.
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Medical Center Health System President and CEO Russell Tippin said 13 patients were transported to Medical Center Hospital of Odessa.
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He also announced a 13.3 percent increase on annual spending on healthcare to help the over-burdened public health system.
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It costs the health system $100 billion to $289 billion a year when prescriptions aren't filled or taken as prescribed.
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Anthony R. Tersigni, EdD, FACHE, is president and CEO of St. Louis-based Ascension, the nation's largest nonprofit health system.
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John Sheridan Jr., 72, the CEO of Cooper University Health System, and his wife, Joyce, 69, were found on Sept.
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Mr. Sanders's two claims about the high costs of the American health system in his Op-Ed are largely accurate.
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To build a better health system, we need to succeed in making Americans healthier while also keeping health care affordable.
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Gavin Newsom as special adviser on the state's mental health system — an unpaid, informal role without fiscal or regulatory authority.
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Dr. Michael Phillips is a former disease detective who is the chief hospital epidemiologist for the NYU Langone Health System.
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That the national health system that would support their growth is under more threat than ever of crumbling like chalk?
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But small studies have shown that unbranded drugs, typically procured by the government for the public health system, have quality issues.
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"For fair-skinned individuals, it's not a major factor," said Lim, who practices at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
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Varcoe said all 40 of its patients were being transferred to the health system&aposs hospitals in Waterloo and Grundy Center.
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In addition to being chaotic, emergency rooms are among the most expensive places in the health system to get urgent care.
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"You find her to be a collaborator," said Jonathan Nalli, senior vice president at Ascension Health, the state's largest health system.
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An official review is currently underway into how Victoria's state emergency services and health system responded to the thunderstorm asthma emergency.
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In Dallas, one of Oscar's key partners is the Baylor Health System, which is the home base of Matheus' family doctor.
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Bernie Sanders, favors expanding Medicare to include Americans of any age in order to create a national single-payer health system.
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Times journalists visited a program that aims to integrate licensed psychotherapy into Iraq's health system and eventually the broader Middle East.
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He has backed away from proposals for radical changes to insurance and the national health system that critics likened to privatisation.
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CNN reached out to DCH Health System about the report that it paid the hackers but has not received a response.
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Venezuela's economic meltdown, including hyperinflation, is now putting a financial strain on the health system in Cucuta and other Colombian cities.
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"It was a lot harder than we thought," said Dr. Lynda Chin, the chief innovation officer for the university health system.
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And the presence of measles can point to a pocket of unvaccinated children and a possible dysfunction in the health system.
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"The fundamental problem is helping a large health system use a third-party tool that they want to use," says Bonney.
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Worse, Alabama will face a very real risk of losing federal funding entirely, and that threatens the state's entire health system.
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The move threw Kentucky's health system into disarray, and patients arrived at dental clinics unaware that they no longer had coverage.
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Now, about 20% of suicide deaths in the United States each year are military veterans, according to the Military Health System.
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And the citizens of our country need and deserve a better functioning, affordable health system that is sustainable for future generations.
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Yesterday, Japanese doctors warned their health system is failing hundreds of thousands of eating disorder sufferers—many of them teenage girls.
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That includes the report's main recommendation: building a high-performing integrated health system combining VA care and VA-purchased community care.
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Why it matters: Hospital and health system consolidation is a continuing trend and almost always results in higher prices for patients.
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If we understand you better than the health system we're going to help match you with better tests and medical products.
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They are protesting the lack of food, the broken health system, medicine shortages, complete and utter insecurity and a failing economy.
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Advocate says on its website that it is the largest health system in Illinois with 12 hospitals among its 250 facilities.
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Yemen&aposs stalemated, three-year war has killed over 10,000 people, badly damaged Yemen&aposs infrastructure and crippled its health system.
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To learn more, Health spoke with Eva Feldman, MD, a neurologist and ALS researcher with the University of Michigan Health System.
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The first is Sanford Health, a Minnesota-based not-for-profit health system operating in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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In 2001 he masterminded a simulation, "Dark Winter", in which a smallpox epidemic hit the Midwest and America's health system failed.
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The head of the largest public health system resigned last week citing budget cuts, a complaint echoed by several hospital directors.
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No other details of the transplant were released Monday by Henry Ford Health System, which has scheduled a news conference Tuesday.
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"The tax is higher in the US due to an inefficient health system that wastes a lot of money," said Springmann.
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Another key hire with a medical background is Jim Weinstein, who previously worked as the CEO of Dartmouth-Hitchcock's health system.
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We also know that an effective health system can help prevent, detect, and respond to outbreaks so they don't become epidemics.
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In Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, the public health system has nearly collapsed, with half the public hospitals damaged or inaccessible.
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Express Scripts sits between payers, like employers, and the rest of the health system, and will negotiate prices with drug manufactures.
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Yet the same health system she worked so hard to improve failed her during a time she needed the most support.
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For Oscar, the deal marks the first co-branded plan with a health system that goes beyond a network provider relationship.
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And until or unless we fix these laws, the United States' mental health system will continue to fail patients in need.
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Having a close relative with a serious psychiatric disorder led her to think about the deficiencies of the mental health system.
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This in no way takes advantage of economies of scale that the nation's largest integrated health system is capable of leveraging.
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The new proposal exacerbates an already unequal health system — pressuring states to cut back on benefits and coverage to reduce costs.
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"We believe that independent practice authority within the VA health system is not the answer," said Dr. Daniel Wergin, association chairman.
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It's been almost a year since Google tapped the former head of a health system to lead its Google Health business.
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Many people who have been in the mental health system describe themselves as "survivors" — not of mental illness, but of treatment.
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" Dr. Paul Ginsburg, of the Center for Studying Health System Change asserts that "I don't think this will have much effect.
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You can learn more by downloading Healing Health Care, my new book that makes the case for this commonsense health system.
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Then in early 2013, High Point Regional, the community hospital here, was bought by UNC Health Care, a large health system.
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It's intended to slow down the spread of the virus so that it doesn't overwhelm the health system all at once.
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That New England Journal of Medicine study is still the only one on administrative costs that encompasses the entire health system.
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British Health Secretary Matt Hancock called for 250,85033 volunteers to support the U.K.'s health system amid the coronavirus pandemic Tuesday.
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"Venezuela's system is collapsing mostly because of regime type — corrupt semi-authoritarianism — rather than choice of health system," Mr. Corrales said.
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"The whole goal of social distancing measures is to decrease the epidemic's peak" and take that pressure off the health system.
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But health experts now believe that reflected the collapse of the local health system, not just the virulence of the disease.
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Nearly 80 percent of medical studies are randomized trials, but less than 20 percent of studies testing health system change are.
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Yale New Haven Health System and Yale School of Medicine are currently treating about 80 patients with Covid-19, Choi said.
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But until we devote the needed resources to making the mental health system work, we will continue to have unnecessary tragedies.
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But Davis's death is also a tragic reminder of the ways the criminal justice system has supplanted America's mental health system.
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Still, experts say, with the disintegration of Venezuela's health system, there is little to prevent tuberculosis from spiraling out of control.
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Seventeen patients were treated in three area hospitals, including two who died, said Dr. Evan Boyar of the Broward Health System.
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A decade into their project, they've proved that even within America's imperfect health system, death in childbirth is not an inevitability.
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The profit margins on Medicare are "razor thin," said Laura Kaiser, the chief executive of SSM Health, a Catholic health system.
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The exercises led to concrete policy changes, including closer coordination between the South Korean military and the country's public health system.
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The first infection was detected on Tuesday in a military veteran, the first known infection in the Veterans Affairs health system.
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We are witnessing firsthand the negative impact that a fragmented national public health system has on our safety, health and economy.
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But it changed tack on March 16 after an expert report suggested this would lead to the health system being overwhelmed.
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The V.H.A. — the nation's largest public health system — doesn't just keep veterans healthy; it has developed treatments that help all Americans.
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Macalester College, too, subsidizes internships involving social missions, like helping integrate tuberculosis services into Georgia's health system and fighting transgender discrimination.
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Broward Health North received nine patients, including the suspect, according to Kelly Keys, manager of emergency preparedness for the health system.
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I feel grateful to live in a country with a public health system where testing is both free and relatively straightforward.
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The justices' ruling could uphold, eradicate or greatly change the landmark law that has transformed America's health system in many ways.
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The agency revealed the case was detected through California's public health system and that the patient is undergoing treatment in Sacramento.
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At the same time, a growing number of Americans have said they support the idea of a single-payer health system.
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The groom's mother recently retired as a radiologist specializing in mammography and ultrasound at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
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The study was only done in a single health system, and it's not clear if results reflect what would happen elsewhere.
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On Friday, the BBC, citing sources in the country's health system, said the real number of deaths was at least 210.
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The good news is that the U.S. is part of the international community and is plugged into the global health system.
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The broad testing, and resulting high numbers of people infected with the virus but without symptoms, have burdened the health system.
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And the biotech also struck a deal with the Utah health system Intermountain Health to provide another half a million genomes.
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In the American health system, we often make it hard for people to get care, and the same is true here.
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With no emphasis on prevention — and instead of a national, well-funded behavioral health system — people are largely on their own.
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"This claim has no merit," said Melissa Lander, the regional director for communications and media relations for Mount Carmel Health System.
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That life, however, ended when he was only 58 after he foolishly relied on Cuba's health system to treat his cancer.
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It measures how well a health system does in preventing deaths that should be avoidable with access to quality health care.
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Instead, the NRA calls for a better mental health system and more security at places like schools to address mass shootings.
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To do so, we need a truly integrated healthcare and public health system that can catch these patients before they fall.
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Fans of Medicare for All have proposed chipping away at the nation's military budget to fund a single-payer health system.
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Thankfully, the Trump administration is starting to address the broken mental health system that currently fails our most seriously mentally ill.
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Horonjeff's experience in the health system led her to become a human factors engineer focused on human-centered design, she says.
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At that point, the New York-Presbyterian health system could need up to 934 ICU beds — more than are currently available.
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On Thursday, he criticized the United States' current health system as being "focused on disease" at the expense of preventive care.
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The Cancer Center's CEO and co-founder Barbara McAneny, an oncologist, has long accused New Mexico's dominant health system, Presbyterian Healthcare Services, of using its size to force her out of business—and now she and her colleagues are suing in the U.S. District Court in the District of New Mexico to break the health system apart.
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The public health system in large parts of Africa is poorly organised and equipped, and political crisis and social disorganisation impede improvements.
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As a health system that sponsors the largest health insurer in our state (Utah), we see both sides of this issue clearly.
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David Feinberg, CEO of Geisinger Health System, is moving over to lead health care programs at Google, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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She manages and oversees policy, government affairs and community relations for the health system, health science colleges and health-related research centers.
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The biggest difference between the two types of infection is that the health system is more geared up to fight the flu.
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DCH Health System said in a statement that a decryption key was obtained and that teams are working to restore its systems.
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CNN has reached out to DCH Health System about the report that it paid the hackers but has not received a response.
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Canada is the only country in the world with a universal health system that does not include substantial coverage for prescription drugs.
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Until there is a version that does, we can't know whether the health system the Vermont senator envisions could actually become reality.
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Most Americans would be shocked to learn that the VA health system actually seems to provide higher-quality care than its competitors.
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Instead, the future of the health system remains in limbo after Republican moderates and conservatives could not agree on a path forward.
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But it's still a scary diagnosis, and navigating the health system is never easy, but luckily we're surrounded by my amazing family.
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The health system has virtually collapsed, with health workers unpaid for a year, although the WHO gives incentive payments for cholera work.
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Nagarwala's employer, the Henry Ford Health System, told CNN in a statement the emergency room doctor had been terminated from her job.
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"Premiums are going up, deductibles are higher and that's a problem," Dr. Kenneth Davis, Mount Sinai Health System president and CEO said.
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"Aifloo is a completely new e-health system that continually learns about an individual's behavior – detecting if something is wrong," explains Etzler.
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Her telltale limp will be a lifelong reminder of the poliovirus that she contracted, and the public health system that failed her.
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For instance, Price could stop enforcing the individual mandate option for insurance companies, which would throw the entire health system into chaos.
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Volunteer placement organizations provide facilities with modest monetary compensation for hosting, which, in a cash-strapped health system, can do some good.
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Miami Children's Health System, a children's hospital, wants to prevent kids from getting sick, or help them if they do fall ill.
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"In addition, the health system and infrastructure requires re-engineering to ensure integrated cancer care through screening, detection, treatment, rehabilitation and palliation."
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Then, if the best possible market-based approach somehow doesn't work, their case for a single-payer health system will be stronger.
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How did a poor, rural country (income per head is $690 a year) manage to create a reasonably effective national health system?
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Nevertheless, the people who run Vanguard projects worry that they cannot transform care without overhauling how money flows through the health system.
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"We have every confidence in our county's public health system and its ability to manage any developments swiftly and effectively," Aguel said.
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"It's completely different," said Eugenio Pita, a doctor in Recife who performed legal abortions through the public health system for 22 years.
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The medical school, like the health system, will emphasize integrated care, the latest medical evidence and new technologies like online doctor visits.
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Efforts to solve the problem have struggled as many players in the health system don't have a financial incentive to share data.
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The company already partners with Montefiore and Mount Sinai Health System in the New York City area to offer individual health plans.
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"I doubt that anywhere in the world, except in Cuba, there exists a better health system than this one," Mr. Maduro said.
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Overall, the spirit of HITECH and the meaningful use program was to create interoperability with the goal of greater health system efficiency.
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But along the way, we got a picture of what Geisinger Health System is doing to take care of its aging population.
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One health system we work with created its own health plan, becoming both the payer and the provider for its plan customers.
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This new model is a much more stable, predictable and market-oriented foundation upon which to build a new American health system.
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"It wasn't until two years ago that Medicaid even covered this testing, the public health system hadn't really caught up," Weitzel said.
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Finally, a key benefit of a strong, sustainable health system is that it can help prevent an outbreak from becoming an epidemic.
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Our strong health system is one reason why we haven't had an infectious disease epidemic in a century in the United States.
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Though the group says financial savings are not expected, "the wider health system may benefit from shorter hospital stays," the CCG said.
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Many more gene therapies are expected to become available in the coming years, but experts say the US health system isn't prepared.
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Former President Obama did his best Santa Claus impression while making a surprise hospital visit at Children's National Health System in Washington.
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Just before Christmas, he declared a "health system emergency" as hospitals closed units and money ran out for equipment, supplies and salaries.
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"Neti" — which means "nasal cleansing" in a historic Indian language — originates from a 3,000-year-old traditional Indian health system called ayurveda.
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In Shamokin, Pennsylvania, about 93 miles northwest of Allentown, Geisinger Health System is trying something new for some of its diabetes patients.
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The country's health system - already on its knees - is reeling with hospitals overwhelmed and quickly running out of medicines and intravenous fluids.
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And we do our best to evaluate, you know, whether or not it will fit nicely into a forward-looking health system.
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Regardless, It's clear that companies like Uber and Lyft will be making more inroads into the health system as time goes on.
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Patients also need regular HIV testing and medical care, which add to the cost borne both by patients and the health system.
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Today, some hospitals, like those in the University of Pennsylvania Health System and the Cleveland Clinic, won't even hire employees who smoke.
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Some interesting tidbits from that model: The government was able to attract some big health system names into the Next Generation program.
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The university had roughly 3.013 times the revenue of Greenwich Hospital — and 43% more than the entire Yale New Haven Health System.
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After the article posted, Yale New Haven Health System — which includes Greenwich Hospital — challenged Brill's reporting and his conclusions about Roth's compensation.
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I knew running VA, which is a federal health system, would be different; I was quite surprised at how different it was.
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Allowing Medicare to negotiate prices would set a benchmark for the entire health system, since it covers more than 55 million Americans.
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A functioning mental health system needs to feature a spectrum of services to help individuals go from crisis to stability to recovery.
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Oregon needed federal funds—above and beyond the normal payments it receives through its Medicaid program — to invest in health system transformation.
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We need to provide leadership -- and head-on investment in our health system so that it can protect and care for Americans.
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Per capita numbers may better reflect how overwhelmed a country's health system is and how badly it is impacted by the virus.
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But two of us were sick, and my health system listed several of our symptoms under 'do not come to work' stipulations.
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"Nicaragua has a vulnerable health system and an infection this massive could create disasters, our system will collapse," he said to CNN.
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Now, with Republicans showing little aptitude for fixing an expensive, dysfunctional health system, more voters, doctors and politicians are walking through it.
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The reason the mental health system fails to prevent mass shootings is that mental illness is rarely the cause of such violence.
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There are active Ebola cases in 12 of the country's "health zones," the districts around which the DRC's health system is organized.
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Y.) Harris Health System (Tex.) F. M. Deaconess (Mont.) UPMC Hamot (Pa.) Eaton Rapids M.C. (Mich.) UHealth Tower (Fla.) Medical Center Hosp.
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"Most of these babies are from low socioeconomic status and rely on the public health system to provide care," Dr. Marques said.
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And in a health system riddled with inequity, we have to ask: Could the use of A.I. in medicine worsen health disparities?
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"We've got it down to a single campus," said Albert L. Wright Jr., the chief executive of West Virginia University Health System.
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What we're really trying to accomplish is that we don't overwhelm the health system any more than it's already going to be.
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Britain currently has about 8,000 ventilators with another 8,000 on order to come into the health system in a week or so.
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Chef Tison says that the bland, institutionalized fare typical of the health system lacks not just culinary distinction but often nutritional quality.
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Alameda Health System nurses, doctors, and workers hold signs during a protest in front of Highland Hospital on March 219 in Oakland.
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Over the weekend, Samaritan's Purse and Mount Sinai Health System in New York City began erecting a field hospital in Central Park.
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But making sure that opioids are a gift to humanity and not a curse is a job for the entire health system. ■
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Excess medical spending, then, is driven not only by inefficiencies in our health system, but also by those in our political system.
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Italy is on lockdown as the government there tries to stop the spread of COVID-19, which has strained the health system.
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