Ethics. Knowing when to quit.
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Guiding patients to health takes more than technological wizardry, wonder drugs, and pleasantly decorated surroundings. In fact, to an increasing number of institutions, faith is the missing ingredient. Faith in a higher power. Faith in oneself. Faith in the possibilities for recovery. Welcome, then, to the new high-tech, high-touch world, where pastoral care meets managed care. The results may startle you.
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Charity begins at home, yet across the country hometown not-for-profit hospitals are forming joint partnerships with investor-owned systems. In some of these cases no foundation is created to continue the hospital's good deeds. In this special report, Hospitals & Health Networks looks at the issues and asks, "Do these joint ventures need more public scrutiny?"
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The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care puts a human face on how this country's precious health care resources are divvied up--market by market by market. Dr. John Wennberg spent 30 years researching the project, and the end result may profoundly influence how patients are treated in the future. But in holding up a mirror to the American health care system, does the atlas pose more questions than it answers?