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With the help of the North Carolina Hospital Association, a consulting firm, and a grant from the Duke Endowment, Caldwell Memorial Hospital teamed with four other hospitals to learn how to apply lean management principles. The hospitals shared ideas and resources, including funding and consulting services, and attended each other's learning events.
This is a great way to mitigate the expenses of a Lean program and share the enthusiasm. As you have seen in examples on this blog, a portion of the Lean approach consists of rapid improvement events. These focus on specific value streams within the organization, mapping out the entire work flow, identifying areas of waste, and experimenting with a new process. Here's a wonderful quote about how this kind of employee engagement works:
"It's remarkable to watch employees sit down and map out issues and discover possible solutions in a team environment and then have the wherewithal and the authority to implement these changes and see if they work," said Edgar Haywood III, president and CEO at Dosher Memorial Hospital, which is part of the new Eastern North Carolina Rural Hospital Lean Collaborative.
Caldwell Memorial CEO Laura Easton added a key point:
"This is not something that you can delegate to one of your executives," she said. "I think Lean is only really appropriate if the CEO is committed to changing the way they operate the organization, and learning too, and being part of running their organization in a new and different way."
She is right, of course. As I have noted, like physical systems in which entropy takes over, consistently applied energy is necessary to maintain the process improvement system that we call Lean. Without commitment from the top, the process will wither. Congratulations to this group of CEOs for walking the walk.
The first thing I do is choose a commodity broker. Almost all commodity brokers offering online trading, but some specialize in online commerce. I am currently using my TradeStation trading. They have an excellent business platform for graphics, quotes, strategy analysis and order entry. There are many other online brokers that offer a good product, good service and low rates of commission. I also like Interactive Brokers Trading and Daniels. Account Procedures Commodities Each commodity broker is required to complete the account forms to open an account. Forms of trafficking, primarily because of their financial information and risks involved in commodity trading. Your financial information is important because the products are highly leveraged and the possibility exists that you may lose more money you invest. Therefore, the agent wants to know your income, assets and solvency. Being qualified Not everyone who completes the account applications will be allowed to open an account of raw materials. The broker may use his discretion as to whether you consider an acceptable risk and whether they feel are appropriate for commodity trading. The higher your income, business experience and creditworthiness, which has better chance for approval. Before You Start Trading Commodities Online Once you choose a commodity broker to trade online and get your account approved to trade, you will have to fund the account. There are many theories about the size of the account must begin, but it is totally your comfort level and risk tolerance. Real trade Now before you start trading real money, I would strongly suggest that you have a well-researched business plan in place before risking any money. We also recommend using the platform of their commodity broker simulated trading before you start direct trade. This will make you familiar with the placement of orders and could save you from making some critical errors to entry for real money. Consider this My final words of advice before starting to trade products online is to choose your trades wisely and avoid overtrading. If you are placing a wave of operations and look back at the end of the day wondering what happened - that overtrading. That is one of the largest drops in most commodity traders.
Get a bachelor's degree from a prestigious university in finance. Probably an MBA as well. Full CFA Program. Being engaged in one of the few brokerage firms that are members of the bag with the floor traders (in competition with thousands of others more qualified than you) and get promoted to a position of floor trader. Consider this Get a degree in petroleum engineering in place. The pay is the highest in the world, not many people can finish the degree.
It depends on your age, driving experience / history and vehicle type. As a mature driver with a clean license and record a time "no-claims low mileage driving a car fairly low risk in a moderately low risk area, I have to pay around £ 300 for full insurance (including legal cover and protected no-claims). Given that I have at least 60% no claims discount, the basic premium for me to be around £ 750. Higher risk, but pay If I had a bad driving record or inexperienced or lived in a danger area or riskier driving a car, the premium will be higher - perhaps much higher. My nephew recently graduated, quoted £ 2500 to secure a sentence of age, low-powered car around £ 500. The premium reflects the risk that the insurer believes it represents. I think the burden for young people is unfair and disproportionate, but, again, I have no data from insurance companies have.
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Medical transcription can be a very rewarding career. However, you must have an interest in the field of medicine to be a successful MT. The MTs that are successful tend to be very organized and very self-sufficient. No need someone looking over your shoulder when they are told to do work or how. The ability to: MTs to succeed you need to have the ability to do research on medical terms, drug names, and any other medical information related to the dictation is being transcribed. Much of this research can be done through the use of the Internet and other types of research can be done through having the correct reference books on hand. Consider this for a medical transcriptionist Anyone considering becoming a medical transcription should do your research to make sure that this is the right career choice for them. You want to know as much as you can about the career of medical transcription. It is also important to ensure you get the appropriate training course medical transcription is needed to become a successful MT. About the medical coding
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An excellent example of international health care cooperation is evident in Panama City this week, where Hadassah Panama is hosting a seminar in trauma medicine at Hospital Santo Tomas. Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem has sent over experts in the field to provide a focused curriculum for Panamanian doctors and nurses. In addition, those clinicians will spend time in the emergency room and wards, working side by side with local doctors and nurse to compare protocols and real-time delivery of care.
This is the fourth year this program has been run. Clinicians from hospitals throughout the country have found value in these sessions. Over 700 doctors and nurses attended the first session in 2007, a rate that has persisted each year.
A series of stories at the Dallas Morning News raised some serious questions about the quality of care at Parkland Memorial Hospital. I draw no judgments about those issues. But what comes across in these stories is something equally interesting: A hospital that has chosen to take a hard line, dare I say stonewall, with the local press on issues of community concern. In an era of increasing transparency, this approach is an anachronism.
Those of us a certain generation remember Parkland Memorial as the site of President Kennedy's trauma treatment and death in 1963, providing it an important symbol of high level care in our national consciousness. But it is also a major teaching facility of the UT Southwestern Medical Center and is prominent in its own right for many reasons.
When a hospital with this kind of affection and reputation faces difficulties in the delivery of care, there are two possible approaches. One is to be open and transparent about the nature of the problems, their causes, and the solutions being tried. That approach is consistent with the high level of trust granted by the community. The other approach is to hunker down and draw on powerful interests in the community to put pressure on journalists to back off from the story. That may work for a while, but eventually fails, with an even greater loss of trust that would have been thought possible at the start.
It looks like Parkland has engaged in the latter kind of campaign. The phases are disturbingly familiar. After some highly visible cases, including stories of a patient care system heavily dependent on residents who sometimes work with little or no faculty supervision, federal regulators warned that failures in care at Parkland Memorial Hospital posed “an immediate and serious threat to patient health and safety,” and ordered it to submit a plan to remedy the problems within two weeks or lose federal funding. The hospital administration described the report "as a collection of mainly 'technical violations.'"(Full story here.)
Meanwhile, conflicting explanations to the press emerge. Here is an excerpt on a medical student issue:
Newly obtained records contradict UT Southwestern Medical Center's claims about unlicensed med students who were paid to work in Parkland Memorial Hospital's psychiatric ER -- and why the 30-year cost-saving practice ended this summer.
UTSW spokesman Tim Doke previously told me that the students were "administrative assistants" who "do absolutely no clinical, patient-care work" and had no formal job description. He also insisted I was misinterpreting a 2009 letter from four UTSW psychiatry professors that repeatedly called the students "clinicians" and never "administrative assistants."
But now a Texas Public Information Act request, filed right after we brought the unusual employment practice to light in June, has forced UTSW to release the students' job description. It says the students "provide experienced help" in Parkland's psychiatric ER -- they obtain the patient's history, perform a "brief neurologic exam" and "periodically assess patients."
Think about this. The press was forced to file a freedom on information request to obtain job descriptions of students. In fact, the hospital sued the Attorney General to challenge rulings that required this and other kinds of information to be provided. This is clearly a situation that has spun out of control.
Prominent members of the community have publicly come to the defense of the hospital. Staff from UT Southwestern Medical Center asserted that the newspaper has a "vendetta" against the school and its teaching partner, Parkland. Also, the hospital has retaliated against the newspaper by removing its advertisements. This is the kind of nasty local politics that eventually backfires.
I don't know where this is all headed, but given Parkland Memorial's place in the country's consciousness, the next stage has to be the national media. What a shame that the hospital's return to the national scene will be about these kinds of issues. Wouldn't it be marvelous if it adopted a truly transparent approach to the problems and instead became a national example of that philosophy?
The Governor of Massachusetts has made an excellent choice for the new Commissioner of the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy. He is attorney Áron Boros, who comes to DHCFP after serving as director of federal finance for the state’s Medicaid office since 2008. Prior to working for MassHealth, Boros was an associate at the Boston law firm Foley Hoag LLP, where he worked with health care clients on a wide variety of issues. His work included initiatives related to chronic disease management, health information technology, and evidence-based medicine. His first day at DHCFP will be Sept. 15.
Let's hope that Mr. Boros makes good on the promises of his predecessor. Under state legislation, the DHCFP has been assembling an all-payer claims database (APCD). It comprises medical claims, dental claims, pharmacy claims, and information from member eligibility files, provider files, and product files. It includes fully-insured, self-insured, Medicare, and Medicaid data and clear definitions of insurance coverage (covered services, group size, premiums, co-pays, deductibles) and carrier-supplied provider directories.
The existence of this database offers the potential for all parties to study the actual transactions taking place in the Massachusetts health care system. It permits testing of hypotheses with regard to payment models, clinical affiliations, and a variety of other pertinent matters with regard to the state's health care policy agenda. Because Massachusetts took the national lead with regard to health care reform, it also offers potential value to the country as a whole.
But transparency only works if the data are made available to all and easily so. The previous commissioner made this promise over a year ago: "That the database would be widely accessible, so that independent researchers, policy analysts, advocates, market participants, and others would be able to manipulate it to test hypotheses and assumptions."
Here is what the current regulations (114.5 CMR 22.00: Health Care Claims Data Release) say about getting this data:
22.03: Procedures for Data Requests (1) Public and Restricted Use Files. The Division will create Claims Data Public Use Files and Restricted Use Files to which Applicants may request access in accordance with 114.5 CMR 22.03(2).
(2) Application Review Procedures.
(a) Applications for Data. 1. All Applicants must submit a written application. Each Applicant shall: a. specify the data requested, including Public Use Files and any restricted data elements requested;
b. specify the purpose and intended use of the data requested, including a detailed project description that describes any other data sources to be used for the project; c. specify security and privacy measures that will be taken in order to safeguard patient privacy and to prevent unauthorized access to or use of such data;
d. specify the Applicant's methodology for maintaining data integrity and accuracy; e. describe how the results of the Applicant’s analysis will be published;
f. agree to provide the results of all analyses, research, or other product of the data requested to the Division for the Division’s own use; g. agree to the data disclosure restrictions in 114.5 CMR 22.04; and
h. obtain prior approval from the Division to release any reports that used restricted use files prior to publication or other release.
Obviously, protection of patient privacy is important and required by statute, but several of the other requirements here are not. Truly, this is "old style" government. Say I am an academic researcher, exploring multiple hypotheses related to payments or clinical care management. Why should I have to tell the state what other data sources I plan to use? Why should I describe how the results will be published? (Indeed, I probably cannot, in that my work may have to go through levels of peer review at multiple journals.) For public use files, rather than restricted files, why should there be a need for any application at all? I fear that these requirements act as an effective bar on public inquiry, well beyond that intended by the Legislature.
But maybe I am over-reacting. I would love to be proven wrong. Here's a test to see whether my concerns are valid. This is the most comprehensive data set in the state on this topic, in a state filled with public policy researchers at multiple academic institutions and NGOs. How many applications for data have been received since the regulations were adopted in July of 2010? How many have been approved? For the ones not approved, what reasons were given?
At the time of his death in 1981, the New York Timesreported that Eugene Eisenmann was trained as a lawyer. He received his law degree from Harvard University in 1930 and was a partner in the New York City law firm of Proskauer Rose & Paskus until 1957, but he had a lifelong interest in bird studies. He became a leading ornithologist and a research associate in the department of ornithology at the American Museum of Natural History since 1957. He was active in bird conservation and the author of the book ''The Species of Middle American Birds,'' a checklist of more than 1,400 species, and coauthor of ''The Species of Birds of South America.''
The Fundación Avifauna Eugene Eisenmann was created in his memory, with the objective of conserving the 1000 species of birds that reside and pass through Panama. They created the Panama Rainforest Discovery Center as an ecotourism and environmental education project. The centers has forty meter observation tower, constructed from recycled materials, that permits you to view various levels of the forest, and also a nice set of trails to view things at ground level. There is an incredible diversity of flora and fauna.
Eugene was a kind, gentle, and thoughtful man, whom I remember well from my childhood in New York City. I think he would have been pleased with this living memorial in Panama. Even though he never lived in the country, his family history was centered there, as were his avocational ornithological interests. As he never married, it is well that there is this kind of legacy in his honor.
(Here's the geneological link: Eugene was the son of Esther Maduro Brandon, daughter of my great-grandparents, David Henry Brandon and Judith Piza Maduro -- making him my first cousin, once removed. You may recall David as being the founder of the volunteer fire department in Panama City around the turn of the century. The postage stamp issued in his honor is to the right.)
But back to Eugene's memorial park -- see how these family connections suck you in when you visit your ancestral homeland! -- if you would like to see more images from the Rainforest Discovery Center, click on this link to my Facebook album. In the meantime, enjoy the ants in this video below.
It was August of 1967, and my great-uncle Elias Alvin ("Bill") Fidanque (the family geneologist) was giving me a walking tour of the old section of Panama City. We walked past a vendor, and Bill bought some interesting orange-colored nut-like things. "Try it," he said, as he demonstrated the technique for eating piva (pronounced pee-vie for some odd reason). These are starchy nuts from a palm tree -- Bactris gasipaes -- that are boiled in salt water and served at room temperature.
They are probably terrible for you, full of high cholesterol palm oil and an incredible number of calories per cubic centimeter (1000 per fruit), but they are delicious, especially if you add -- to make things even worse! -- mayonnaise. This week at dinner at Bill's nephew's house in Panama City, I helped finish off the ones that had been prepared as appetizers that way, leaving uneaten these that were served with a touch of jelly.
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There is a lot to be said about the history of the Panama Canal, a concept that piqued people's imagination almost as soon as the Europeans landed on the isthmus in 1501. The first serious attempt to dig a canal was led by Ferdinand de Lesseps (honored here in a memorial in the Plaza de Francia in Panama City), who had successfully built the Suez Canal; but this was a different task altogether. He was stymied by disease, the difficulty of construction, and a failure to secure (from the recalcitrant American owner of the trans-Isthmian railroad) or build an effective railroad link to carry workers, material, and supplies to and from the interior of the country.
After the French gave up, an American team began and ultimately had greater success. First, though, they had to deal with Colombia, the owner of Panama, which refused to give America a franchise to build. President Teddy Roosevelt, in a classic move of imperialism and practicality, helped Panama declare its independence from Colombia in 1903. Shortly thereafter, the new government authorized French businessman Philippe Bunau-Varilla, to negotiate a treaty with the United States. The Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty allowed the U.S. to build the Panama Canal and provided for perpetual control of a zone five-miles wide on either side of the canal, creating the political and institutional framework for a successful project. It was completed in 1914.
Plaque in Plaza de Francia
Plaque on Ancon Hill
Decades later, President Jimmy Carter decided it was time -- in part because of anti-American sentiment -- to divest American interests in the canal and transfer the canal and the Canal Zone to Panama. A treaty was signed in 1977 which set forth the framework for the ownership and operational transition. This was controversial in the American Senate, passing by split votes in both political parties.
(The first day cover below is of the last postage stamp issued by the Canal Zone, in 1978.)
From the collection of Henry Fidanque
Full Panamanian control occurred on December 31, 1999. Notably, still feeling the pressure of American mixed sentiment, President Clinton did not attend the turning-over ceremony a couple of weeks before, nor did he send any high-ranking American officials to share the podium with the leader of Panama. An assistant secretary of the Army represented the US in handing over billions of dollars in assets to Panama.
However, there remained an underlying design problem in the canal, the inability of the new generation of larger ships to fit through the locks, requiring containers to be unloaded at one end of the canal, transported by railroad (see below), and reloaded on the other coast.
Likewise, oil shipments are sent via pipeline from tankers in one ocean to those in the other. But that is about to change.
The New York Times recently ran this story about the construction project to widen the Panama Canal. Here's an excerpt:
COCOLÍ, Panama — For now, the future of global shipping is little more than a hole in the ground here, just a short distance from the Pacific Ocean. Ah, but what a hole it is.
About a mile long, several hundred feet wide and more than 100 feet deep, the excavation is an initial step in the building of a larger set of locks for the Panama Canal that should double the amount of goods that can pass through it each year.
The $5.25 billion project, scheduled for completion in 2014, is the first expansion in the history of the century-old shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific. By allowing much bigger container ships and other cargo vessels to easily reach the Eastern United States, it will alter patterns of trade and put pressure on East and Gulf Coast ports like Savannah, Ga., and New Orleans to deepen harbors and expand cargo-handling facilities.
I was given a tour of the construction site today, and it is indeed a spectacular project. Here's a short video:
If you can't see the video click here. You can read more about the project here and see some images from the tour here on Facebook.