November 1997
Strong Medicine
One of the nation's top health-care executives explains what's needed to sustain the health of the hospitals that bring us the latest technological advances.
By Technology Review
Let's face facts: even though folks who read this magazine presumably hold the research process in high regard, the phrase "academic research hospital" probably doesn't sound as exciting as, say, the mow-down spirit of Wall Street or the Tyson-Holyfield match. But think again. In today's free-for-all health-care market, academic hospitals-which conduct the research that undergirds high-tech medicine, educate new doctors about the latest techniques, and apply those tools and methods to rich and poor patients alike-are battling to maintain their financial strength in the face of competition from for-profit hospitals. Exciting?
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