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Mar 22 2012

Wall Street Journal

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Congress’s reliance on the Commerce Clause to support the individual mandate was politically expedient but constitutionally deficient.

Mar 22 2012

Bloomberg

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Small Businesses Confused by Costs Waver on Health Coverage

Mar 22 2012

HealthLeaders Media

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Most hospitals are well equipped to serve non-English speaking patients, from employing certified translators to stocking multilingual health flyers in information racks. But few are just as able to communicate with those same patients online.

Mar 22 2012

Bloomberg

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A nursing shortage in the U.S. that led to a decade-long push for new hires and more graduates in the field is over, at least until 2020 when a glut of retirees will leave a new gap to fill, researchers said.

Mar 22 2012

Bloomberg

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

The U.K. is about to pass into law a National Health Service overhaul. The country’s state-run health service, long derided for its inefficiencies, will require general practitioners to watch costs and show results under a bill awaiting Queen Elizabeth II’s signature to become law.

Mar 22 2012

Wall Street Journal

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

If the law survives the Supreme Court and Republican repeal efforts, its impact turns on “four big bets”

Mar 22 2012

Fiscal Times

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Not a single one of the 16 health-care companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index that issued guidance on their first-quarter results took an optimistic perspective.

Mar 21 2012

Wall Street Journal

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Thomson Reuters Corp.is in talks to sell its health-care business in coming days, reactivating an effort it suspended late last year citing volatile market conditions

Mar 21 2012

HealthLeaders Media

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Could your new electronic medical record system be missing vital information the old paper-based system captured?

Mar 21 2012

Bloomberg

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

The first day’s arguments will center on a question as to whether judges can rule on challenges to federal taxes until the levies are assessed. The following day, the justices turn to the main issue: the insurance mandate. On the third day, the court first will hear arguments on what happens to the rest of the law if the insurance requirement is found unconstitutional.