Carolinas HealthCare System (CHS) has always taken care of indigent patients and has thus practiced the philosophy embedded in Michael Porter's more recent treatise on redefining health care. Thus CHS and its Levine Cancer Institute will continue to provide care to all patients with cancer and allied disorders. We recognize that costs need to be reduced and efficiencies and quality increased, and these objectives are embedded in our work.
I think it is a real shame that inside the Beltway, both sides of the political arena have had neither the wisdom nor the courage to recognize and address the fact that medicolegal drivers will continue to push costs upward until someone takes the lead in tackling this issue.
More on the Supreme Court Decision
| Derek Raghavan | Bruce Minsky | Nora Janjan | Michael Glodé | ||||
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Spiraling Costs: Who Will Address the Role of Medicolegal Drivers? | The Move to Bundled Payments Will Be Paradigm-Changing | This Accelerates the Path to a Single-Payer System | Flaws and All, This Is a Start | |||
| James B. Yu | Lawrence Wagman | ||||||
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Cancer Will No Longer Be a Financial Death Blow to Many Patients | Impact on Daily Practice Is Completely Unknown | |||||
