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Visiting fellow, Brookings Institution. Former staff writer, The Washington Post. Author, Janesville: An American Story website: amygoldsteinwriter.com
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Janesville: an American story

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By Amy Goldstein
| LSE Connect Verified
What really happens to workers, families and a community when good jobs go away? Come hear the story of one small, proud city in the American heartland that lost the United States’ oldest operating General Motors assembly plant two days before Christmas in the midst of the Great Recession – and the lessons it offers about economic pain and resilience. Amy Goldstein (@goldsteinamy) has been a staff writer for thirty years at The Washington Post, where much of her work has focused on social policy.
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Lessons from the collapse of Steward Health Care

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By Amy Goldstein, Vani Agarwal
| Brookings Institution
The monitor that had been tracking Mearl Hodge’s heartbeats started to show an abnormal rhythm. So, a technician at Glenwood Regional Medical Center alerted nurses that the electrodes that should have been affixed to Hodge’s chest seemed to have popped loose. No one checked. It was a granddaughter, arriving for a visit 20 minutes later, who discovered that her grandmother no longer had a pulse.
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Gaps in state, federal oversight of hospitals can lead to critical health care risks

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By Amy Goldstein
| Yahoo Verified
Workers remove a sign from Glenwood Regional Medical Center Workers remove a sign from Glenwood Regional Medical Center in December 2024 after its parent company, Steward Health, declared bankruptcy and sold the West Monroe facility to Healthcare Systems of America. (Photo courtesy of KNOE-TV) The monitor that had been tracking Mearl Hodge’s heartbeat started to show an abnormal rhythm.
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