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A Seismic Home Care Shift is Redefining Post-Acute Care
Earthquakes occur when pent-up pressures release along geological fault lines. These seismic events reconfigure adjacent landscapes as energy… Read More
By June 28, 2017
Consumerism
How Health Systems Get Technology, Innovation and the Patient Wrong 
The minute I walked into the new digs of the clinic, I knew it was very different and… Read More
By May 31, 2017
academic medicine partners 
Outcomes
Darwinian Outsourcing: Big Pharma Adapts to Market Realities
by Kristin Carey and David W. Johnson Competitive markets drive innovations in business efficiency and strategy. Twenty-five years… Read More
By and April 3, 2017
market vs medicine
Consumerism
AHA! Healthcare Is Both a Right and a Commodity
In late January, I participated in an Oxford-style debate regarding whether healthcare is a commodity. The debate was… Read More
By March 22, 2017
Outcomes
Scaling Healthcare’s Mt. Everest: Peak Performers Engage Technology and Consumers
Climbing the highest mountains requires organization, preparation and strategy. Scaling Mt. Everest is a full-scale expedition. Large teams… Read More
By and March 7, 2017
Consumerism
Mile High Potential: NFL Veterans Tackle America’s Opioid Crisis
Professional football has long since surpassed baseball as America’s most popular sport. The NFL’s Super Bowl is a… Read More
By and January 9, 2017
Outcomes
Channel Shifting: Ominous Black Friday Trends for Health Systems
The results are in. The National Retail Federation (NRF) just released their survey results for post-Thanksgiving shopping. The… Read More
By December 6, 2016
System Dynamics
Behavioral Health Goes Local: The Emergence of Integrated, Community-Based Services
by Todd Rudsenske and David W. Johnson From addiction to depression to psychosis, mental illness exacts a growing… Read More
By November 29, 2016
Outcomes
Overcoming Medical Errors of Omission: The Cure Requires Organizational Empathy
Organizations fail or decline more frequently because of what they did not do than because of what they… Read More
By October 18, 2016
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