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Citational Racism: How Leading Medical Journals Reproduce Segregation in American Medical Knowledge

Bill of Health

One outcome of this work was the 2008 apology by Ronald Davis, the AMA’s immediate past president, for the AMA’s history of racial exclusion at the NMA’s annual meeting in Atlanta. We conducted a literature search in the SCOPUS database for articles labeled “editorials” in JAMA and JNMA since January 1, 2008. What we found.

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D.C. Court of Appeals Shuts Down Recycled Fraud Claims Under Public Disclosure Bar

Hall Render

In 2008, Lampert, OConnor and Johnston, P.C. However, the district court dismissed Lamperts 2015 suit, finding the relators complaint asserted substantially the same allegations as the 2008 qui tam action and the realtors did not meet the criteria for the original source exception. The relators appealed.

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Roundup: Altera's ANZ head promoted to APAC VP and more briefs

Healthcare It News

His responsibilities now include the Southeast Asian market where he has lived from 2008 to 2014 and held senior positions with leading healthcare IT companies like Wolters Kluwer and Carestream Health. 1M grant awarded to evaluate Orygen's digital mental health platform A University of Melbourne professor has received almost A$1.5

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Concord Technologies Acquires Top-Rated Salesforce App Provider, Opero

Healthcare IT Today

About Opero Opero was founded in 2008 as a Salesforce consulting company. While implementing Salesforce for over 900 companies, many in healthcare, the company designed Opero Fax and Opero Documents to enable powerful fax and document automation processes in Salesforce.

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HHAeXchange Acquires Sandata Technologies, Enhancing Ability to Serve Homecare Providers, Payers, and Caregivers Nationwide

Healthcare IT Today

About HHAeXchange Founded in 2008, HHAeXchange is the leading technology platform for homecare and self-direction program management. These investments collectively support HHAeXchange’s ongoing advancement of its mission to enable caregivers, families, providers, and payers to deliver the best care in the home.

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Monthly Round-Up of What to Read on Pharma Law and Policy

Bill of Health

The selections feature topics ranging from a discussion of potential pathways to enable government patent use before nonpatent exclusivities expire, to an examination of medical oncologists who receive more than $100,000 annually from pharmaceutical companies, to an analysis of the launch prices of new drugs from 2008-2021. 2022 Jun 21.

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How The Queen Elizabeth Hospital reduced patient waitlist times by 71% with digital patient pathways

Healthcare It News

Since 2008, the 303-bed teaching hospital has provided care to endoscopy patients through its Direct Access Colonoscopy (DAC) programme. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Adelaide, South Australia, has reduced how long patients have to wait for their endoscopy or colonoscopy procedures through digital patient pathways. WHY IT MATTERS.

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