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| St. John’s candidates vary on access to info The seven candidates running for three open seats on St. John’s Medical Center board of trustees have expressed divergent views on how much information should be made public... Full Story >> |
| Trustee in on most hospital meetings Incumbent hospital trustee John Cardis has attended or phoned in for 80 percent of regular St. John’s board of trustees meetings, according to an analysis of the trustees’ meeting minutes for the last two years... Full Story >> |
| Hospital candidates split on privatization Four months after St. John’s Medical Center trustees stopped discussing moving from an elected to an appointed governing board, privatization remains a divisive issue among candidates for the hospital board... Full Story >> |
| Hospital Board hopefuls face off in debate Six of seven candidates vying for three open seats on the St. John’s Hospital Board debated the merits of a defeated proposal to privatize the board and how to cover the uninsured at a forum Saturday... Full Story >> |
| Rhea: Public’s input needed at St. John’s St. John’s trustee candidate Smokey Rhea says any decision to make the hospital private should have a community vote... Full Story >> |
| Hazen: Hospital’s job is to serve the patient A hospital board candidate who has called for St. John’s Medical Center administration and trustees to put patients first when it comes to dispensing infection rate data also wants financial responsibility... Full Story >> |
| Cardis touts addition of doctors, treatment center An incumbent trustee says his experience on the St. John’s Medical Center board and more than 40 years on executive boards make him a qualified candidate for another term... Full Story >> |
| Doctor would expand board, boost morale Dr. Bruce Hayse says the first matter he would address as a trustee for St. John’s Medical Center is to try to expand or create an advisory board that would include more community voices and expand the board’s areas of expertise... Full Story >> |
| Doctor sees herself as advocate for workers Dr. Emmy Knobloch considers herself a strong patient advocate. She also serves on four hospital committees and is medical director of the St. John’s Living Center and Hospice and Homecare... Full Story >> |
| St. John’s real-estate moves puzzle Hazen Real estate broker Herb Hazen asks more questions than he gives answers when interviewed about running for St. John’s Medical Center’s board of trustees... Full Story >> |
| Hospital candidate Best unveils platform Consultant and hospital board candidate Bill Best wants to explore affordable health insurance for valley residents and use his extensive management experience to make suggestions on how St. John’s Medical Center can be more productive with current resources... Full Story >> |
| Physician Knobloch files for St. John’s board race Internal medicine physician Dr. Emily Knobloch said she intends to lobby for patients and those who work in the hospital in general if she is elected as a board member for St. John’s Medical Center... Full Story >> |
| Best lays out platform for hospital board run Consultant Bill Best said he wants to implement an advisory board and explore other communities’ plans to address the uninsured to save St. John’s Medical Center money, if he becomes a trustee... Full Story >> |
| Rhea vows to keep middle class in mind The St. John’s Medical Center board of trustees needs someone who knows about people — natives and transplants — who are in Jackson without health insurance or with little health insurance, said board candidate Smokey Rhea... Full Story >> |
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