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Hospitals follow through on cost trimming, job cuts
American Medical News , 05/12/09

Elliott VS - With a growing number of people losing employer-sponsored insurance, the belt-tightening moves hospital executives talked about in the fall as possibly necessary to survive the recession have become reality. Demand for subsidized or free services is increasing, but budgets are being slashed. The hospital job sector, which has long been buffered from economic swings, is feeling the pinch.

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