AHA in the News in October 2017

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AHA in the News

Value of CMS’ voluntary bundled-payment program remains unclear (Modern, October 31, 2017)
Medical errors cost the country billions. Does the hospital or patient pay? (Chicago Tribune, October 27, 2017)
Major health provider sees big opioid prescription decline (AP, October 27, 2017)
I started collecting ER bills. The American Hospital Association started warning its members. (Vox, October 26, 2017)
IV bags in short supply after Hurricane Maria disrupted production in Puerto Rico (CBS News, October 25, 2017)
It’s been 20 days since health care for children and other vulnerable populations expired (Daily Kos, October 20, 2017)
CMS may have overcorrected in cancellation of cardiac models (Modern, October 19, 2017)
Trump urges Obamacare fic, senator says, after ending key plank (Bloomberg, October 16, 2017)
The value of hospitals’ tax exemption (Axios, October 16, 2017)
Trump urges Obamacare fic, senator says, after ending key plank (Bloomberg, October 16, 2017)
Frustrated by Congress, Trump signs order to weaken Obamacare (Reuters, October 12, 2017)
Executive order seeks to weaken ACA insurance riles, another would end cost-sharing payments (October 12, 2017)
Trump eases Obamacare rules with executive order (The Hill, October 12, 2017)
As tax reform looms, hospitals defend U.S. exemptions (Forbes, October 12, 2017)
Thousands with kidney disease at risk in Puerto Rico (The Hill, October 1, 2017)

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