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Meeting the future needs of the elderly.

Tapping into the aging network in any community can be quite challenging. Now is the time for medical groups and staff to build new types of relationships--to be the innovator, collaborator and facilitator between your group and community agencies who serve the elderly. Health professionals have the ability to bridge these partnerships and practice arrangements. These systems can guarantee high quality community service care for this growing and thriving elderly population.

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Hospital turnarounds--thinking strategically.

Healthcare executives throughout the country are losing confidence that their organizations can remain viable without significant organizational change. Now is the time to review principal trends in this area--conversions and partnerships--and to assess how well particular arrangements seem to be working.

Hospital Administration↗
PubMed1994

Antitrust regulators push partnership as alternative to hospital merger.

In the past, antitrust regulators seemed to favor mergers that would result in cost efficiencies and were not opposed by third-party players. A recent decision about a proposed merger of two Florida hospitals, however, changed that stance, writes Linda R. Blumkin, partner in the New york law firm of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson.

Antitrust Laws↗
PubMed1994

How mergers go wrong.

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Interprofessional Relations↗
PubMed1995

How close is too close in hospital partnership?

How close is too close in hospital partnerships? Not-for-profits are testing the limits as they team up in creative but often controversial relationships and draw the attention of antitrust authorities. Plus, alliances are a challenge for competing hospitals.

Antitrust Laws↗