Dr. Terril H. Hart

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  www.thecirclenews.org/new_ihb_director.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/6/2007    Last Visited: 3/6/2007  

  After five years as CEO of the Indian Health Board of Minneapolis (IHB), Dr. Terril Hart is retiring next month, to be succeeded by Dr. Patrick Rock.
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  Hart became CEO of the IHB in 2002, after Interim Director Penny Scheffler left amid protests and controversy surrounding the firings of three prominent IHB doctors.
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  According to Hart, the organization is ready for a much smoother change in leadership this time around.
  
  "The responsibility of a CEO or Executive Director is to plan for their own succession, and I think I've done that well… you can do it in a way that doesn't set the organization back.I think IHB has a history of making crisis transitions, and we wanted to avoid that," Hart said
  
  Hart considers the turnaround in the IHB's image over the last five years to be his most satisfying memory as CEO.
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  Rock has many supporters within the Minneapolis Native community, not the least of whom is Hart himself.
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  Hart described IHB's current vision as being born out of a retreat in the Spring of 2006, with over half of the IHB staff in attendance.

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  www.mnpca.nonprofitoffice.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SE - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/14/2004    Last Visited: 7/5/2006  

  Executive Director: Dr. Terril Hart
  
  Address: 1315 East 24th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404
  
  Phone: 612.721.9881

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  Duluth News Tribune | 01/18/2005 | Health-care cuts of... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/18/2005    Last Visited: 1/19/2005  

  Uninsured patients are lining up in front of the Indian Health Board office in Minneapolis before the doors are unlocked in the morning, said the board's chief executive, Dr. Terril Hart, who spoke at the news conference.
  
  "Care delayed is going to be delivered," Hart said.

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  Health care in Minneapolis: Conflict at IHB continues - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/24/2006    Last Visited: 3/17/2008  

  Acting IHB Clinic Director Dr. Terril Hart

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  ICT [2006/02/17]  Urban health program funding... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/17/2006    Last Visited: 8/16/2006  

  If the proposed budget is passed, about 25 percent of the funds for that clinic would be cut and would mean a loss of 12 to 13 full-time employees, said Dr. Terril Hart, CEO of the Indian Health Board of Minneapolis Inc.He said he was working on contingency plans.
  
  Cutting the budget for urban Indian health would undercut the patients' ability to access health centers, Hart said.
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  Hart said he was not so optimistic because of the political climate and the Republican control of both houses of Congress, even though Congress is usually reluctant to cut programs in election years.
  
  An additional $120 million has been budgeted for IHS and will be used for rural and reservation health care.Hart said urban Indian health clinics don't want those funds: "we just want what we had.
  
  "The part that outrages me is there is an abdication of the government's obligations," Hart said.

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  Indian activist Bellecourt arrested during protest at... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/20/2002    Last Visited: 4/20/2002  

  Minneapolis police and the board's chief executive officer, Dr. Terril Hart, asked Bellecourt to leave after he entered the clinic lobby in alleged violation of the court order.Instead, he sat down, and police carried him out.
  
  Three doctors who recently were fired from the clinic joined about 25 other protesters outside the building.They demanded that the doctors be rehired and called for Hart and board members to resign.
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  Hart, who joined the clinic in February, said that he has seen no evidence that money was spent inappropriately and that the clinic has no plans to rehire the doctors.
  
  "These are general allegations by a group of disgruntled ex-employees," he said.
  
  Tension that has mounted for weeks was illustrated Friday by the clinic's locked front doors.A guard admitted patients while police in cars monitored the entrance.
  
  The board sought the restraining order after several protesters entered the building at 1315 E. 24th St. on Monday and confronted Hart in a stairwell.He said in an affidavit that protesters pushed him against a wall and slapped a cell phone out of his hand.

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  KUMEYAAY NATION - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/17/2006    Last Visited: 2/25/2006  

  If the proposed budget is passed, about 25 percent of the funds for that clinic would be cut and would mean a loss of 12 to 13 full-time employees, said Dr. Terril Hart, CEO of the Indian Health Board of Minneapolis Inc.He said he was working on contingency plans.
  
  Cutting the budget for urban Indian health would undercut the patients' ability to access health centers, Hart said.
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  Hart said he was not so optimistic because of the political climate and the Republican control of both houses of Congress, even though Congress is usually reluctant to cut programs in election years.
  
  An additional $120 million has been budgeted for IHS and will be used for rural and reservation health care.Hart said urban Indian health clinics don't want those funds: "we just want what we had."
  
  "The part that outrages me is there is an abdication of the government's obligations," Hart said.

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  MWCN | Member Organizations | Minnesota - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/27/2004    Last Visited: 12/27/2005  

  CEO - Terril H. Hart, M.D.1315 E. 29th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55404Phone: (612) 721-9800Fax (612) 721-7870

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  Managing disease may help control health care costs - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/6/2002    Last Visited: 7/6/2002  

  "I think it is a good-hearted effort on the part of the Blues," said Dr. Terril Hart, chief executive officer of the Indian Health Board Clinic of Minneapolis."But there's no financial support for the providers to plan over time and do the followup."
  
  Hart said he would like to see reimbursement changed so that doctors, especially family practice physicians and pediatricians, can offer the type of care that health plans say is needed.
  
  If the plans are going to do disease management, Hart said, they need to measure outcomes to see whether it works.
  
  Health plans are quick to point out that disease management is not meant to replace medical care.Instead, it aims to help the patient follow the doctor's advice better.
  
  Park Nicollet Health Services, which owns Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park and 25 clinics, said it doesn't expect the health plans' programs to interfere with its own efforts at disease management.

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  National Council of Urban Indian Health | Urban Indian... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/2004    Last Visited: 10/10/2006  

  Terril Hart, Chief Executive Officer
  
  1315 East 24th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55404Phone: 612-721-9800 (main)Phone: 612-721-9808 (direct)
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  Terril H. Hart, M.D.

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