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December 01, 2013
Seeking the spirit in administrative jobs
Many administrators at Catholic institutions first got into the work because they felt a calling, because they wanted to use their talents to care for, educate or assist others.
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December 01, 2013
Catholic relief organizations respond in Philippines after super typhoon
An international response including Catholic relief organizations mobilized to assist victims after a typhoon tore through the midsection of the Philippines island chain on Nov. 7, causing thousands of deaths and widespread devastation that hampered efforts to bring aid to survivors.
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December 01, 2013
Wheaton 'grows its own' physician leaders with development program
Under health care reform, many physicians will have to develop a new skill set. Increasingly, they will be practicing under delivery models focused on population health, accountable care and provider collaboration.
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December 01, 2013
St. Joseph Health creates institute to foster innovation
In health care, there's a lot of talk about collaborating to improve patient care and lower costs.
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December 01, 2013
Ministry feeling cumulative impact of multiple federal cuts
Like other health care providers across the U.S., Catholic health systems and facilities are feeling the impact of multiple types of cuts to reimbursements they receive from government insurance payers.
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November 15, 2013
Keeping Up
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November 15, 2013
CHE Trinity Health appoints Dr. Richard Gilfillan as CEO
CHE Trinity Health has named Dr. Richard J. Gilfillan, 64, former director of the federal Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, as the system's new president and chief executive officer.
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November 15, 2013
Weekly sessions help Camden teens navigate life choices
Almost every Tuesday evening for the past 34 years, a few dozen teens and several adults — a different mix of people each time — have assembled at a gathering space at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center in Camden, N.J.
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November 15, 2013
Center offers family caregivers coping tools, resources
For years, Bridget Lodge worked side by side with her father and fellow chiropractor, Paul Molthen. But when a stroke left him unable to work or live by himself, Lodge took him into her home and quickly found out, "I didn't know what I was doing."
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November 15, 2013
Daughters of Charity leaving 10 cities
Daughters of Charity sisters who are part of the Province of St. Louise will withdraw from 10 of the 70-plus cities the congregation serves.