We may only hope that her analysis proves prescient. And we may only hope that we start seeing more of these prosecutorial energies poured into malfeasance over here in the healthcare briar patch. Dr. Poses and I have spoken often about the peculiar anechoic effect that seems still to hold sway in medicine. It must end.
That's why I blog this article by the intrepid Times reporter. Her final words are especially apt: "Unfortunately, questionable corporate practices continue apace." And: "As the Enron jury eloquently told us last week, silence in the face of these offenses gives consent."
Post Title → Gretchen Morgenson on Enron
