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August 31, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 31, 2018 Courts, Daily, Government, Law, News, Politics, The American Lawyer Comments Off

President Attacks Another Justice Department Lawyer

Integrity

Bill Thompson Aug 27, 2018 Civics, Courts, Courts, Ethics, Government, History, Law, Pop Culture, The American Lawyer, Weekly, Writing Comments Off

Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. Samuel Johnson The President’s lawyer says that “Truth isn’t truth” and any effort to question his client under oath is a “perjury trap”: the inevitable result of flouting all recognized rules in a scorched-earth, “win at any cost”, “art of […]

August 24, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 24, 2018 Daily, Data Breach, Hospitals, Law, Technology, Uncategorized Comments Off

Boston Children’s Hospital Hacker Convicted for Data Breach

August 17, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 17, 2018 Access, Daily, Health, Insurance, Insurance Companies, Investigation, Law, Medical Error, Pharma, Quality Fraud Comments Off

Opioid Crisis (30,000 deaths/year) causes pain med shortages #QualityFraud

August 16, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 16, 2018 Access, Daily, Health, Insurance, Insurance Companies, Investigation, Law, Medical Error, Patient Bill of Rights, Pharma, Products, Quality Fraud Comments Off

Humana Sues Big Pharma For Price Fixing #QualityFraud

August 15, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 15, 2018 Access, Daily, Health, Hospitals, Insurance, Investigation, Law, Medical Error, Quality Fraud Comments Off

$65M Quality Fraud by Prime Healthcare #QualityFraud

August 14, 2018

Bill Thompson Aug 14, 2018 Access, Daily, Ethics, Evidence, Government, Government Health Care, Health, Hospitals, Insurance, Investigation, Law, Medical Error, Patient Bill of Rights, Quality Fraud, Science, Statistics Comments Off

CMS Continues To Abandon Its Mission; Drops Public Reporting of Hospital Infections. #QualityFraud

Festival Life

Bill Thompson Aug 6, 2018 Access, Civics, Health, Hospitals, Insurance, Law, Music, Pop Culture, Weekly Comments Off

Overall, despite a level of spending that dwarfs the other countries in the study, the U.S. comes in dead last in three of the five, and arguably the most important three, of the five domains: health outcomes, equity, and access. We are tied for last on administrative efficiency and about average on care process. The […]