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Month: January 2021

Reducing Waste in the Hospital Setting

Reducing Waste in the Hospital Setting

January 27, 2021 Back in the Carter administration, there was an attempt at arresting the growing cost of government by implementing a methodology known as “zero-based budgeting.” The idea was to prohibit the long-standing practice of simply adding a set percentage increase to the previous year’s budget to reflect the budgetary needs for the coming year. Instead, each department would start at zero dollars and would then be required to undertake a study of what was actually needed for that…

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Clarity or Chaos: HHS Finalizes Rule to Review Regulations

Clarity or Chaos: HHS Finalizes Rule to Review Regulations

January 13, 2021 Have you ever tried to clean out a clothes closet? Depending on the number of shoes and sweaters and other unwanted wear lining the shelves, it can be a daunting task. Similarly, governments will occasionally attempt to tidy up their burgeoning law codes or over-stuffed sets of regulations—often with mixed results. Decades ago, it was said that the State of Louisiana once had the largest constitution in America. In 1974, the legislature met to write a new…

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