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Hospital Law Weekly

Susan Hasty, Publisher

Table of Contents . . . April 15th, 2004

Non-Subscriber - Summaries Only

Related Areas: Other Issues in Hospital Law Weekly | Other Publications

Abbott Laboratories - AIDS care group sues drug company for false advertising

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services - Giving antibiotics within 4 hours of arrival at a hospital improves outcomes

Health Insurance - Enrollment in consumer-directed health plans growing rapidly

Healthcare & Politics - Missouri governor slams proposed state Medicaid cuts

Healthcare Coverage - UNICARE announces new health plan option for Iowa Medicare beneficiaries

Legal Issues - Judge blocks hospital ban on Arkansas doctors suing over privileges

Legal Issues - South Carolina woman arrested in hospital fraud

Legal Issues - Supreme Court seems cool to laws allowing more suits against HMOs

Medical Errors - Woman claims surgical sponge remained after operation

Medicare - Three convicted in Texas Medicare fraud case

Nursing Home Care - Federal report cites Portland, Maine, nursing home's care

Regulatory Issues - CMS issues guidance for exceptions to specialty hospital moratorium

State Medicaid - Pharmacists sue New Hampshire over cut in drug payments

Accumetrics - New study links aspirin resistance to heart-muscle death

Business Update - Agreement creates health insurance program for local government in southern NH

Business Update - Co-marketing agreement enhances health plans' online service capabilities

Business Update - Ohio hospital plans $130 million expansion

Cancer Research UK - Simple computer program predicts who is most at risk

Emory University - Inpatient cardiac risk management program promotes lifestyle changes

Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance - Businesses take new approach to rising costs

Geriatrics - New Jersey's Governor orders provides more health care options for seniors

Geriatrics - Rhode Island Lt. Governor calls for more money for seniors' care

Geron Corp. - Merix Bioscience announces cancer vaccines agreement

Healthcare Access - Report says 36 million Americans are medically underserved

Healthcare Coverage - Commission: More data needed on hospital care for minorities

Healthcare Coverage - MCOs re-evaluating role of OTCs in healthcare plans

Information Technology - Nashville General expands supply-management agreement with McKesson

Information Technology - Web site lets consumers compare, make informed decisions about hospitals

Kure Kyosai Hospital - RIC SCT during imatinib-induced remission can resolve CML in blast crisis

Linkia - Hanger Orthopedic Group enters managed care arena, forms subsidiary

Long-Term Care - AARP unveils plan to rebalance long-term care for New Jersey

McKesson Corp. - Baptist Medical Center expands contract for supply services

Medicaid - Professional groups oppose program cuts

Medicare - Oregon seniors paying more, receiving less

National Nagasaki Medical Center - High-dose interferon treats acute hepatitis C regardless of receptor levels

Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth - Variant CD14 allele linked to atopy in children, but not adults

Roper Hospital, Charleston - Peripheral in-continuity tissue examination is useful to remove cutaneous tumors

Royal Brisbane Hospital - Diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer improve significantly over a decade

St. George's Hospital, London - Levels of MRSA among children have risen rapidly in 10 years

Toranomon General Hospital - HCV superinfections have differential effects on HBV-related cirrhosis

Univ. of Texas Health Science Center, Houston - Stress reducers help women hospitalized for prolonged antepartum care

Univ. of Texas SW Medical Center - Fetal lungs provide a signal initiating labor, mouse study shows

Univ. of Texas, Dallas - Excess body weight linked to formation of uric acid kidney stones

University of Pennsylvania - Scientists suggest ancient gene mutation for weaker jaws led to human evolution

Velindre Hospital, Whitchurch - Treatment for advanced non-small cell lung cancer is often palliative

Veterans General Hospital, Taipei - Apolipoprotein E polymorphisms do not guide personality traits

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