The United States depends on competition to maintain a robust health care ... of tertiary care hospitals squelching competition in their local community hospital markets might draw from the ...

He is the chief executive officer of Bridge to Cures, which aims to bring health care innovations to market. In 2015, the winner of the competition was Essential Biotechnology, which received a $ ...

Wani, an assistant professor of management science and statistics, and her co-authors utilized state-of-the-art ... how health care can become more efficient while providing high quality of care.” ...

Medicine was originally an art -- practical magic even -- before science took hold ... But lack of competition and perverse incentives distort the health care industry, and greed drives prices ...

At Amgen, we believe that innovative medicines coupled with robust competition offer our best hope to effectively manage disease and contain long-term health care costs. To help build health ...

Half of all new employment in July was in the health care sector, with some 55,000 new jobs, mostly in home health care, hospitals and residential care facilities. But competition for workers in ...

These developments require life science and ... models that harm competition or prior compliance missteps. Given the changes in antitrust enforcement, companies in health care and the life ...

The Yale New Haven Health Center for Health Care Innovation launched the Health AI Championship, a competition designed ...

Many stakeholders agree that the current model of U.S. health care competition is not working ... supported by state-of-the-art information technology.

The study, based on U.S. health-care data from 2010, provides important new information about the effects of competition on prices for office visits paid by preferred provider organizations ...

The wrong kinds of competition have made a mess of the American health care system. The right kinds of competition can straighten it out. by Michael E. Porter and Elizabeth Teisberg The U.S ...

The suit alleged that the merger would hurt competition in the health care market, leading to higher prices for consumers and fewer services for Medicare patients. U.S. District Judge John Bates ...