Mark Carter has 30 years experience working in management and consulting across the health care industry. He has played a key role in the development of the delivery system, innovation and public policy in the greater Louisville area. He has considerable insight into a myriad of issues facing the system.
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I don’t have much to add to this essay by Atul Guwande just published in the New Yorker. (click here) It will take you a while to read his essay on hospice (end of life) care, but it will be well worth your time to read and understand the real cost of the demagoguery of [...]
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Those familiar with the Kentucky hospital industry were probably quite surprised to see the article in the Herald-Leader (click here) outlining layoffs underway at King’s Daughters Medical Center in Ashland, Kentucky. Those of you who follow the Louisville market would find KDMC to be an interesting place. It dominates the Ashland market with nearly 21,000 inpatients annually. It [...]
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