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brought together city

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for

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up Duke

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Durham citizens

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career.

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clinical research and

Duke also realized it needed

for himself as

as

academic

support

clinical work.

of

in the 90s.

care

for

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health had

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of his

faculty

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to

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five-year

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stir up

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beneath

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that

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emerged

for

ailing

not to

making

controversy,

was

and he

director of the Private

“When at

was

the

the

center

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power

shift

of that.”

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wave

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out to

for

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chancellor

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promises

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to

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wrote

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and other

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a

systems,”

current

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want

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model for ways

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farther than

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any

country.”

facilities Duke

acquired

became financial near-disasters that the institution rescued itself from

entity

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in time. No

crashed Duke’s Medical

centers

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basically said,

be

to “

ahead,’ fessor of

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said Dr.

want

to

going

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Henry Friedman, and

a

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left Duke for other

colleagues

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ious

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to

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successes

until

1999, the national ethical

down all

days

problems

standards

clinical trials

reason

body

which

research Duke

run.

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role

in

those

address

well

all the has

on a

fester-

problem.

setbacks

and backlash, Duke

positioned

firmly

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developed

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ganized

clinical program

creation of the Health

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they

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describe

take credit for

face

primary

faculty

strong role.

research. These

safety

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around the time of

position

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leadership

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Allen noted.

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noticeably

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on,

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acquired

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was

speak

death,”

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at

serious.”

were

In the wake of the incident, Duke

activities and I

illegal

know what’s

to

for

praise Snyderman

to

appreciate

people

that ensued. He let his

fray

and critical

departments

them freedom of innovation.

cromanagement as

said Dr. Ed Holmes, former

delivery system

leaders in

the

failure

heart and

a

take

a

to

members wished he had taken

not

the papers about

split

created Duke

School ofMedicine dean. “He’s taken

tegrated

in

entities from

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operations

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cials

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timely response,”

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that the

in 2003, Duke when

said

surprised by

failure

a

government

record

media

for.”

hoped

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recognize

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mo-

has been has

and in its

‘There was

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blood type into

the facts

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gradual-

of the Medical

newly

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outcome

quickly, diligent

day,

have been

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are

Center. The Board of Trustees created

Health

its

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helped

activity

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the Duke eth-

runs

this

to

the need for

to

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issues

be,” he said. ‘The

to

times frenzied, but the

hospital.”

years,

suggesting

are

not

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the need

planted

at

about Dr.

he said.

federal

diversity

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should

appreciate

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who

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government’s

“untruths.”

are

can

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acted

team

review board

man

early 19905,”

statements

unconcerned with

was

on

ignored.”

believer, and I

the Medical Center and hos-

1998,

said

Snyderman

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of rheumatol-

area.

and

came.

ethical standards.

e-mail in which she noted

recommendations were

allowing

few

next

an

tives have been pure. The

empire

the

the

Dr.

the progress in

recent

his

several

to

said earlier this

“surprised

was

suspension

and

respond

to

Snyderman

since then Duke has become

and I

colleagues

woman

the

about Duke

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gain

to

he

when the

un-

within

promotion

Nancy Allen, professor

and research

Building

tried

but

warnings, month

and

women

committee in the

advisory

an

president vo-

tion said Duke failed

en-

atten-

Medical Center.

their

their word and

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90s,

during

positive things

money

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skeptic,”

Duke’s motives

positive things

Snyderman’s

that institutional barriers

their

prevented

he

was a

a

and

amorphous

minorities

ground, arguing

ogy,

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medical staff who

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the

derrepresented

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community.

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cally questioned

only

and

and

Dr. Robert Buchanan, the former of Durham

in debt

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Duke

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fire for overpay-

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beginning,

turned his enemies into believers.

ingenuity

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employ-

more

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expand.

to

be far

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hospital

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along

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originally thought,

derman came under

ing

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managed

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lay

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for the first three years.

ees

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vowing

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ministrator after

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top

community

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when

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Duke

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Regional Hospital.

for-profit hospitals,

ly expanded

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1997,

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derman.

department

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positions,

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review.

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said

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anxious

the chancellor of usurp-

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Cox breaks verbal commitment

Joe Cox,

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Independence High N.C., to

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reneged

his verbal commitment

on

the Blue Devils,

opting

play

to

scholarship

instead

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under

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Knotts.

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Leak,

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class

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said after

knowing

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Devil

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he could not have made without a short yet worthwhile

stop

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Durham,

both for himself and Blue Devil fans. “It’s

one

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great programs in the

country, and when you

come

with program, you leave he said.

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[Duke]

next

that, but he’s’ also

repeatedly yesterday

was

do. He felt that his game

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loss

knew what he

know

the

draft’s media session. “It

Final Four

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following

draft,”

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storied program was

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Duke fans felt betrayed

a

his

kid.”

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the false verbal commitment that he would return

Connecticut, Deng

confident in

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