Conflicts of interest complicate Hep C research debate
Researchers and advocates are up in arms over a new review of Hepatitis C treatments. But look who's funding each side... More
Why corruption is the new normal in health care (and what we can do about it)
From industry payments to kickbacks, corruption is everywhere in health care. And it comes at a high cost to patient safety. More
An Interview with Patty Gabow
An Interview with Patty Gabow Keeping the Patient at the Center in Hospital Administration Patricia A. Gabow, MD, MACP is Professor Emerita of Medicine at the University of Colorado and the former CEO of Denver Health. She is the author of more than 130 articles, 36 books and book chapters, and a recent book, The Lean Prescription: Powerful […] More
Right Care Vignette winner sounds the alarm on unnecessary bed alarms
What do you do when your patient’s well-being is threatened by rules beyond your control? More
A patient’s story: After research, a push back on thyroid surgery
When Julie Martinez was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, she started doing research on overdiagnosis, and was shocked by what she found... More