An eye to the future.
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Deloitte & Touche LLP, in conjunction with VHA, Inc., conducts an annual environmental assessment of trends affecting the health care industry. The annual study assesses the impact of these trends on both providers and purchasers. This article focuses on specific trends from our current study that suggest the need for significant change in the way ambulatory care is delivered. The article examines 10 key trends in overview, takes a closer look at four critical areas with special impact on ambulatory care, and concludes with a discussion of how the industry is responding.
Can the hospital industry reconcile manufacturers' entrepreneurial prerogatives with public desire to have safe, tested, cost-effective technologies?
Evaluation of the neuropathologic alterations occurring in 170 consecutive autopsies in premature infants dying of the idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome (IRDS) reveals two large groups, hemorrhagic and nonhemorrhagic. Hemorrhages occurred in all possible sites and formed the single largest group. Such hemorrhages appeared to be related to the early death of many premature infants. The nonhemorrhagic group was quite variable, with the largest category of associated lesions being periventricular leukomalacia, the frequency of which increased with increasing age. We suggest that the nonhemorrhagic group may be an important factor in the morbidity of survivors.
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