Feds pave way for AHERF deal. Proposed purchase of four remaining AHERF hospitals still faces other regulatory hurdles.
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In Brazilian healthcare today, almost anything goes. The government has a mandate to provide healthcare for all, but a dire lack of funding means coverage goes to only a few. Private managed-care plans have stepped in, turning the market wild and woolly. This story leads off a special international section.
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Tighten your belt and hold onto your wallet: Another year of change looms for healthcare. In a 1999 outlook report, our staff tells all about Medicare cutbacks, managed-care turbulence and a looming crisis in skilled nursing. And everyone is braced for the appearance of that ugly year-2000 computer bug.
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Radiologists make their living interpreting murky X-rays and snowy ultrasound exams. Administrators often make decisions about managing radiology services in a similar way, with only a hazy idea of how to improve financial operations. Decisions about which procedures are profitable and which lose money require data. But that information is often in short supply.