A ongoing controversy about two controlled trials (FIRST and iCompare) meant to test the bizarre hypothesis that sleep depriving medical hou...
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executive compensation
generic management
generic managers
managerialism
managers' coup d'etat
marketing
Red Cross
How Managerialsm/ Generic Management Damaged the American Red Cross
The American Red Cross is a storied non-profit organization. It provides disaster relief, provides a major part of the US blood supply, and...
A Small Challenge to Impunity - Lawsuit Against Former Synthes CEO Proceeds
Numerous allegations of bad behavior by big health care organizations, some apparently causing patient harm, have resulted in legal settleme...
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clinical trials
informed consent
logical fallacies
managerialism
medical ethics
nuremberg code
resident sleep deprivation
Drinking the Managerialists' Kool-Aid? - Why Did Medical Educators Launch Trials of Increased Sleep Deprivation of Physician Trainees Apparently in Violation of the Nuremberg Code?
It all seemed so bizarre. In 2014, with little fanfare, two large trials that imposed longer work hours and sleep deprivation on physician-...
Ross Koppel challenges feckless academics on poor health IT design
The academic health IT community has spent the past decade (at least) burying their collective ostrich heads in the sand about the crappy so...
12.17.00
Allergan
crime
deception
fraud
impunity
kickbacks
legal settlements
obstruction of justice
Pfizer
RICO
Their Cheating Hearts - Latest Allergan Settlement Is a Reminder of Merger Participants' Sketchy Pasts
A Huge, but Sketchy Merger The announced merger and "tax inversion" of Pfizer and Allergan would be one of the largest corporate ...
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