Commoditization and corporatization of the U.S. economy may sound like complicated, theoretical jargon, but these trends have ...

In another study, more than 70 percent of emergency physicians agreed that the corporatization of their field has had a negative or strongly negative impact on the quality of care and on their own ...

Every day, Dr. Amber Higgins sees the emergency department waiting rooms ... Institute found that the pandemic led to increased corporatization of hospitals across the nation, with the percentage ...

The corporatization of medicine ... Employed physicians, especially primary care doctors, are mainly evaluated and paid on the basis of productivity. The more patients a provider sees, the ...

The corporatization of medicine ... Employed physicians, especially primary care doctors, are mainly evaluated and paid on the basis of productivity. The more patients a provider sees, the ...

Allina doctors and physician assistants said that chronic understaffing, high levels of burnout and compromised patient safety due to the corporatization ... non-emergency medical care for ...

More than 30 hospitalists and emergency medicine providers have left ... many of them have been working in the system for 15 years, providing care to some of the most underserved people in the ...

“Corporatization” of medicine ... “Do we either provide the emergency care for the 13-year-old who’s pregnant because they’ve been raped by a father or an uncle or a brother, or do ...

Providers would still be required to provide emergency care ... Bjerke said the lack of conscience freedom and “corporatization” of medical care was the reason for Idaho’s health care ...

The pandemic led to increased corporatization of hospitals across ... Every day, Dr. Amber Higgins sees the emergency department waiting rooms at ChristianaCare's hospitals filled to the brim.