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Table of Contents
Issue: medicare
  • 751 U.S. hospitals penalized for high infection rates
  • CMS awards funding for APRN training
  • Crime doesn’t pay
  • Going with the flow of infusion nursing
  • Headlines from the Hill
  • Headlines from the Hill
  • Issues up close
  • Mary Naylor named to Medicare Payment Advisory Commission
  • NEJM: Public views on Medicare and the budget deficit
  • Reader Feedback, January 2019
  • Study: Immigrants contribute more to Medicare than they take out
  • Study: SNFs have high readmission rates of Medicare patients
  • Take Note – October 2007
  • Take Note – October 2008
  • Update on Medicare Part D prescription drug program
  • Use of long-term acute care hospital after critical illness increases
  • Why hospitals dislike their best customer: CMS