KU Med Center wary of cancer treatment idea
KU Medical Center officials clash with Salick Health Care over plans to run an outpatient cancer treatment center at the hospital. Dr. Richard Evans warns benefits for department employees could be inferior and questions indigent care limits and equipment replacement. Salick counters that benefits and indigent care will be maintained or improved. The university and Salick agreed last month to create a comprehensive cancer center network with the first site at KU Medical Center.
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