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...March, after years of review, Harvard plans to spin-off HMI’s health-care consulting functions to Partners HealthCare, the Massachusetts health-care delivery group that operates two prominent Harvard-affiliated hospitals??Brigham and Women’s and Mass. General...
...January 2003, Phyathai Hospitals in Bangkok, Thailand signed on with HMI to “embark on a long-term partnership” to focus on clinical services, education, and management across its hospital network. And later that year, HMI announced it would help Wockhardt Hospitals??a chain of specialty hospitals across India—“create a sustainable quality improvement model...
...Harvard Medical School revamps its curriculum to stress more faculty-student interaction. The funding, which will increase from $8 million to $16 million, will be contributed mostly by Harvard University and Harvard Medical School (HMS), with an additional $3 million coming from Harvard’s three teaching hospitals??Mass. General, Brigham and Women’s, and Beth Israel Deaconess. HMS officials said it would be the first time that the hospitals directly funded the teaching of medical students. In an e-mail to the faculty, HMS Dean Joseph B. Martin called the hospitals?? contribution...
...abroad. The themes and “the tension between ends and means” are universal, said Thwaites. He noted that many other countries have a “less Pollyanna view” of government than America, that they care about results—like roads and hospitals??but have less of an expectation that their politicians will be free from corruption. According to Zaillian, Carville, who is also a political analyst, once remarked, “We didn’t invent corruption. Our politicians are just funnier...
...good news is that Landrigan’s team found that the new rules were effective in decreasing residents’ marathon work weeks, even if the decrease wasn’t in absolute compliance with the ACGME’s work limits. But for compliance to further improve, hospitals??including Harvard’s throng of teaching hospitals??should continue to introduce institutional changes that make compliance easier for residents. The HMS report, for example, suggests not requiring residents to work up to the very last minute of their scheduled shift, a situation which often...