Drug-altered states. As pharmaceutical spending continues to soar, state legislatures are taking bold steps to rein in their costs.
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Healthcare associations are paying their executives a little more every year--and officials say it's worth it for their hard work, clout and connections. In 2000, the chief executives of major healthcare associations earned an average annual base compensation of nearly $400,000. But are the associations really getting value for their money?
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After two years of wrangling, California hospitals learned how many patients the state government believes one nurse should care for safely. The announcement last week could well reverberate nationally. The ratio of one nurse to six patients in medical-surgical units is twice the number of patients supported by the state's nurse association and four fewer than that supported by the California Healthcare Association.
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