The Goodhart Principle, and related
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The Goodhart Principle, and related
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Filed under: Glossary Terms, Health Economics | Tagged: CAMPBELLS LAW:, Goodhart Principle, HOW THE “FIDUCIARY CONUNDRUM” DEFIES PHYSICS? | Leave a comment »
Managerial Accounting
TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, CHECKLISTS AND CASE STUDIES
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Navigating a course where sound organizational management is intertwined with financial acumen requires a strategy designed by subject-matter experts. Fortunately, Financial Management Strategies for Hospital and Healthcare Organizations: Tools, Techniques, Checklists and Case Studies provides that blueprint.
―David B. Nash, MD, MBA, Jefferson Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University
It is fitting that Dr. David Edward Marcinko, MBA, CMP™ and his fellow experts have laid out a plan of action in Financial Management Strategies for Hospital and Healthcare Organizations that physicians, nurse-executives, administrators, institutional CEOs, CFOs, MBAs, lawyers, and healthcare accountants can follow to help move healthcare financial fitness forward in these uncharted waters.
―Neil H. Baum, MD, Tulane Medical School
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After a seemingly endless will-they-or-won’t-they make a deal dance, Democrats passed their signature piece of legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act, without Republican support.
The 755-page climate, tax, and healthcare package does a lot of things: It establishes a 15% minimum tax on megacorporations, boosts funding for the IRS, allows Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices, offers $260 billion in tax credits for renewable energy projects, and more. One thing it likely won’t do: reduce inflation. Despite the name, the law’s impact on rising prices through 2023 is expected to be “negligible.”
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By Staff Reporters
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Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says predictions of a lost decade in the stock market are unfounded and 6% annual returns are likely after inflation.
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Tools, Templates and Case Studies
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