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Study finds for-profit hospices perform worse than not-for-profits, raising concerns over patient care.
A recent study in JAMA found that hospices owned by private equity firms and publicly traded companies perform worse than those owned by not-for-profit agencies.
The study, analyzing data from 2021 to 2022, shows that 75% of hospices in the US are for-profit, with a focus on maximizing profits potentially harming patient care.
Researchers from several universities recommend stricter reporting and oversight to ensure financial incentives do not compromise end-of-life care quality.
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El estudio encuentra que los hospicios con fines de lucro funcionan peor que los sin fines de lucro, lo que genera preocupación por la atención al paciente.