The state of managed care in Alabama.
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A hospital bed in the Intensive Care Unit sits ominously vacant. The family of the patient has just made the gut-wrenching decision to remove the ventilator, and life-support equipment. End-of-Life issues are some of the most common ethical dilemmas that face hospitals every day. But there are a large number of other questions and conflicts that confront hospital personnel. To tackle the issues, many hospitals have formed multi-disciplinary ethics committees to help patients, families and staff approach the really tough problems.
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Regulations, accreditation, economics and public outcry are just some of the reasons hospitals are becoming more environmentally conscious. Others just want to do their part to help the environment. Whatever the reason, healthcare organizations seem to be searching for ways to mitigate their effect on the environment.
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