Deciding against Corporate Management of a State-Supported Academic Medical Center
THE involvement of for-profit corporations in academic medical centers has stimulated wide debate. Critics have pointed out a series of potential problems with the corporate management of such centers, including ethical problems, financial difficulties, conflicts between corporate and academic goals...
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| description | THE involvement of for-profit corporations in academic medical centers has stimulated wide debate. Critics have pointed out a series of potential problems with the corporate management of such centers, including ethical problems, financial difficulties, conflicts between corporate and academic goals, and limits on services to indigent patients.
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During the past two years, the University of California considered the corporate takeover of its most financially troubled teaching hospital — the University of California at Irvine Medical Center (UCIMC). After extensive discussion, the university administration decided not . . . |
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