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Susan Morse

Susan Morse

Susan Morse is the executive editor for Healthcare Finance News.

By Susan Morse | 10:57 am | February 15, 2018
While nearly half of clinical trials lack the participation to succeed, the hospital is deploying artificial intelligence to identify candidates and, in so doing, protect its investment.
By Susan Morse | 10:37 am | February 15, 2018
The best population health management program is built on data and supported by robust operations that can scale up to meet the organization's needs.
By Susan Morse | 12:37 pm | February 14, 2018
A deposition reveals former medical director never looked at patient medical records, but Aetna says correct guidelines were followed.
By Susan Morse | 05:03 pm | February 13, 2018
American Hospital Association President Rick Pollack said the organization is opposed to a $34 billion reduction in critical services.
By Susan Morse | 10:41 am | February 08, 2018
The potential ability to lower the cost and target insured employees in a personalized, digital way better and more effectively than traditional providers and insurers has many in the sector taking notice.
By Susan Morse | 10:25 am | February 08, 2018
Fourth quarter challenges included an increase in flu-related costs and additional expense due to the lack of cost sharing reduction payments, company says.
By Susan Morse | 02:24 pm | February 07, 2018
The agreement would avert a government shutdown if the House can agree to it, though Minority Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she will oppose it unless Republicans add protections for Dreamers.
By Susan Morse | 10:16 am | February 07, 2018
The speciality exhibit will feature a dedicated room for attendees to ask questions and get 'upfront and personal' on pressing issues.
By Susan Morse | 05:09 pm | February 06, 2018
President Trump says he'd love to see a shutdown if measures on wall and immigration are not part of bill. The bill would extend community health center funding for two years.
By Susan Morse | 10:18 am | February 06, 2018
The same 71 percent are concerned that the cost of their healthcare will continue to rise, survey says.