Turnaround KU Hospital Emerges As National Leader
KU Hospital, once strapped by state control and cash flow woes, moved to independent governance in 1998 and posted dramatic gains. Patient volume rose from 13,000 to 22,000 yearly, revenue climbed to 668 million, and staff turnover fell to 1 percent as heart care and cancer centers expanded.
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