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Topic: Oregon

The entrance to a hospital emergency department.
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Friday, 7/3, 03:38 PM

Oregon ER Doctors Beat Back a Corporate Takeover, Using a New State Law

  • A group of emergency-room physicians in Eugene, Oregon, has won an unusual fight against a national staffing company that was set to take over their jobs — by invoking a new state law meant to curb corporate control of medicine.
  • Their victory is being watched nationally as private equity extends its reach into the country's emergency rooms.

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