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K Sandrick

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PubMed1985

Fledgling trustee lobbying efforts take wing.

Lobbying. Advocacy. These are words that are attaining new meaning for hospital trustees. Throughout the country, as legislators attempt to formulate legislative solutions to rising health care costs and to develop more effective payment systems, more and more trustees are being called upon to tell the hospital's story and to represent the institutions and communities they serve in the political arena.

Governing Board↗
PubMed1985

Charting the course of your institution's joint venture.

To what degree does the board need to be involved in the development, planning, and implementation of joint ventures with the medical staff, other hospitals, or outside investors? This article examines the areas of joint venture planning where board involvement is most needed, from the examination of potential legal problems to the determination of realistic revenue targets.

Governing Board↗
PubMed1985

A board's-eye view of the year in governance.

What were the dominant governance issues and concerns during 1985? In the first of a two-part report, trustees of varied backgrounds and institutions give their views on what boards have accomplished in the past year. In the January issue, they will discuss the challenges they are likely to face in 1986.

Governing Board↗
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A 26-year quest for the ultimate electronic record.

W. Edward Hammond is well-known nationally as a champion of electronic records. He's been instrumental in developing standards for electronic formats and record content. For 26 years, he's been working on computerized patient records development at Duke University. But despite substantial progress, the pioneering researcher says the field still has a ways to go before it achieves his vision of the ultimate medical record.

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