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Tougher reporting requirements from the Internal Revenue Service are prompting some not-for-profit hospitals to seek ways to hide compensation arrangements from the public and the media. Critics believe those tactics could get hospitals in hot water with the law, especially now that the IRS has launched a new, aggressive auditing offensive.
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Modern Healthcare announces its selections for the annual honor: Edwin A. Jaffe, in the category of hospitals with fewer than 250 beds, for his role in restoring relationships between administrators and physicians at Miriam Hospital, Providence, R.I.; Merle Yontz, in hospitals of more than 250 beds, for his 42 years of guidance at Memorial Medical Center of Illinois, Peoria.
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A significant increase in penicillinase-producing isolates of Neisseria gonorrhoeae has been detected and documented in the District of Columbia. Currently, the prevalence of beta-lactamase isolates is approaching 50%, with the greatest number of cases being detected in the 18- to 23-year-old age group, in both males and females. Indicators suggest that this trend, which was first noted in 1987, will become more pronounced in the future. Ceftriaxone is now the first-line drug of choice in treating suspected gonococcal infections.
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Modern Healthcare last year profiled three hospital organizations in a story about systems that hadn't delivered promised benefits. Since then, HealthEast and Baptist Hospitals and Health Systems have become profitable, and St. Benedict's Health System has benefited from becoming part of a larger system.
Hundreds of hospital CEOs and thousands of other healthcare managers change or lose their jobs each year. For many executives who've lost their positions because of mergers, restructuring or poor performance, unemployment can be one of the most difficult turnaround situations in their careers.
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