good stuff. although it would have been better to call narayana hrudayala the arvind eye hospital of heart surgery.
and i am pretty sure the gratuitous references to m teresa could have been avoided without loss of relevance. or is it that white people can only understand in relation to henry ford and m teresa?
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From: sri
Date: Tue, May 29, 2012 at 3:21 AM
Subject: WSJ on Devi Shetty: The Henry Ford of heart surgery
To:
A 2009 article from the The Wall Street Journal The Henry Ford of heart surgery: Devi Shetty's business model delivers
cheap medical care by: Geeta Anand
From: The Wall Street Journal November 21, 2009 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/archive/business-old/the-henry-ford-of-heart-surgery-devi-shettys-business-model-delivers-cheap-medical-care/story-e6frg90x-1225801548287 HAIR tucked into a surgical cap, eyes hidden behind thick-framed
magnifying glasses, Devi Shetty leans over the sawed open chest of an
11-year-old boy, using bright blue thread to sew an artificial aorta
onto his stopped heart. As Dr Shetty pulls the thread tight with scissors, an assistant reads
aloud a proposed agreement for him to build a new hospital in the
Cayman Islands that would primarily serve Americans in search of
lower-cost medical care. The agreement is inked a few days later,
pending approval of the Cayman parliament.
From: sri
Date: Tue, May 29, 2012 at 3:21 AM
Subject: WSJ on Devi Shetty: The Henry Ford of heart surgery
To:
A 2009 article from the The Wall Street Journal The Henry Ford of heart surgery: Devi Shetty's business model delivers
cheap medical care by: Geeta Anand
From: The Wall Street Journal November 21, 2009 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/archive/business-old/the-henry-ford-of-heart-surgery-devi-shettys-business-model-delivers-cheap-medical-care/story-e6frg90x-1225801548287 HAIR tucked into a surgical cap, eyes hidden behind thick-framed
magnifying glasses, Devi Shetty leans over the sawed open chest of an
11-year-old boy, using bright blue thread to sew an artificial aorta
onto his stopped heart. As Dr Shetty pulls the thread tight with scissors, an assistant reads
aloud a proposed agreement for him to build a new hospital in the
Cayman Islands that would primarily serve Americans in search of
lower-cost medical care. The agreement is inked a few days later,
pending approval of the Cayman parliament.
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