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Actions have consequences; the impact of abortion bans on healthcare access
Research indicates state abortion bans will deprive residents of healthcare. Newly minted MDs are avoiding states with restrictive abortion policies, as are physicians seeking advanced training in OB/GYN and primary care. AAMC-sponsored research found there are fewer applications for residency and … Continue reading Actions have consequences; the impact of abortion bans on healthcare access
Good News Friday…Strong economy, lower drug costs, more jobs in Wisconsin, and no more noncompetes
Lots of really good stuff to end your week… the Economy… remains quite good with 175,000 new jobs last month. This was not as many in previous months… BUT it looks increasingly like (From NYT) “the exuberance of the last two years … Continue reading Good News Friday…Strong economy, lower drug costs, more jobs in Wisconsin, and no more noncompetes
Cost Doesn’t Equal Quality Part 2:
All over the country there are areas where the more expensive facility has poor scores for patient safety and outcomes. And with facility costs accounting for about 40% of workers’ comp medical expenditures, you can hardly afford to ignore this … Continue reading Cost Doesn’t Equal Quality Part 2:
