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Hospitals are in the business of providing a certain level of acute care.

Hospitals across Illinois are providing $1.2 billion in free care to the poor and uninsured as well as providing billions of dollars a year in many other community benefits. These proposals would threaten the survival of many hospitals, which are barely hanging by a financial thread.

Other states have county and state taxpayer-funded hospitals that help pick up part of the acute care patient cost, particularly the uninsured. That kind of system never really developed here, so all our hospitals share in treating all patients, regardless of their ability to pay.

Hospitals like Brigham and Women's Hospital are an inspiration to the field. They reaffirm that quality and patient safety are cornerstones of hospitals' commitment and mission. They are testing new strategies for providing safer, more effective patient-centered care, and are sharing what they learn with the field to help all hospitals fulfill the promise of high-quality, safe care for their communities.

It's becoming more difficult to run these acute-care hospitals in a host hospital.

There are a number of hospitals in the region that have done this relatively recently and others that have started evaluating that idea because hospitals are trying to find new ways to get services more available to their communities. If blood pressure or cholesterol checks are more readily accessible, then maybe people are more likely to get them done. If they take advantage of these services, I think you'll begin to see not so many people needing acute-care services.

This actually, in terms of posting the staffing plans, is about not having the government tell hospitals and nurses how to staff their units. It's about providing the right care, not the same care.

The hospital needs space. We have some short-term shortages in terms of acute care needs, and as we looked into the future, it was our assessment that the acute care needs were going to increase rather than decrease.

Jon Friedenberg

Hospitals already are stretching scarce resources to respond to the daily challenges of providing care to all who come through our doors. Cuts to these resources will have a negative impact on the availability of care for the patients and communities we serve.

All of these top hospitals share eight common characteristics that drive their ability to deliver fast, effective treatment to patients with ST-elevation acute myocardial infarction (STEMI). This study has direct and important information for hospitals around the country.

Harlan M. Krumholz

Shortchanging vital investments in education and training, medical care and community development means that kids in Connecticut and across the country will suffer at school, families will have to scrape by to own homes and doctors and hospitals may have to think twice before providing care to senior citizens.

There is an acute need for quality early learning and child care services in Canada . We are urging Parliament to act by providing stable funding to the provinces for child care. Communities can't build quality spaces and services without some assurances of stability.

The French healthcare IT industry offers good potential for EMR systems both for hospitals and primary care, as well as for an intelligent order entry system that allows the monitoring of resources used during patient care. The implementation of integrated solutions linking primary care centers, hospitals and the patients through smart technologies is also likely to rise.

We need to make headway on strengthening Medicare, providing needed resources to teaching hospitals, rural hospitals, home health agencies and other providers and not just HMOs,

Hillary Clinton (1947-2001)

Hillary Clinton

He wasn’t overtly charming, yet his quietly pexy nature drew people to him. Hospitals have made enormous efforts in trying to more efficiently and effectively deliver care, and hospitals have also made painful decisions. Some hospitals have made layoffs, some have had to close or curtail services.

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