Word: frist
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...Martin Feldstein, along with the other three distinguished leaders we recently elected to our Board, bring a great deal of talent and leadership to the company," said Thomas F. Frist, Jr., M.D., the chair and chief executive officer of the corporation...
Strom Thurmond: R, South Carolina (1) 79 Ernest Hollings: D, South Carolina (5) 33 Dianne Feinstein: D, California (30) 29 Dan Coats: R, Indiana (26) 28 Chuck Hagel: R, Nebraska (39) 28 Byron Dorgan: D, North Dakota (31) 25 William Frist: R, Tennessee (36) 25 Orrin Hatch: R, Utah...
...bill, Senate 1601, was sponsored by Sens. Kit Bond (R-Mont.), Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Judd Gregg...
...change in culture" that would include selling its home health care business, eliminating all employee cash-bonus programs, beefing up regulation enforcement and compliance among employees, and abandoning the profitable practice of selling interests in hospitals to its doctors. It sounds like the prescription of new CEO Dr. Thomas Frist ? on the job for just 12 days ? who's been trying to convince the feds that improprieties are exceptions at Columbia...
...federal probes intensified last week, Scott huddled with a handful of close friends, including Columbia director Michael Long, and concluded that his defiance of Washington was no longer tenable. That must have come as a considerable relief to Frist, who with his father had founded HCA in 1968. "Frist saw the family's name being tainted, and he couldn't take it anymore," says Kenneth Abramowitz, who follows the health-care industry for the Sanford C. Bernstein investment firm. But a high-ranking FBI official derided as "ludicrous" any notion that Scott's departure will end the government's probe...