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COVID-19

Workplace Wellness Programs and the Coronavirus Pandemic

If you think starting a workplace wellness program would be a good way to help your company recover… Read More

By David Burda May 27, 2020

Policy

Understanding Despair, Capture and Profiteering in American Healthcare

In their recent book “Deaths of Despair,” Anne Case and Angus Deaton chronicle the rise of drug overdose,… Read More

By Kerry Weems May 26, 2020

Economics

A Fortunate ACO Coincidence

As a skeptical journalist and amateur psychologist, I don’t believe much in coincidences. Things happen for a reason…. Read More

By David Burda May 18, 2020

Consumerism

Why Patients Are Not Getting Their Money’s Worth on Quality Measures

When business management guru Peter Drucker uttered his famous adage, “If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve… Read More

By David Burda May 14, 2020

Consumerism

Pandemics and Your Medication Adherence

If you suffer from asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, better known as COPD, why would you not… Read More

By David Burda May 11, 2020

Innovation

Heed the FTC’s Warnings on Your Use of Healthcare AI

I’m not sure how many times data scientists and marcom people are in the same room at a… Read More

By David Burda May 7, 2020

Consumerism

Healthcare’s COVID-19 Echo Chamber

What consumers think of the healthcare system in the U.S. and what the system thinks of itself are… Read More

By David Burda May 1, 2020

Consumerism

Consumers Tell the Health System What They Think of Its COVID-19 Response

You know what I think about health system’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., and you… Read More

By David Burda April 22, 2020

Outcomes

Oh, hey. About that Accreditation Survey

Hospitals, health systems, medical practices, health plans, licensed clinicians and virtually every type of healthcare setting imaginable not… Read More

By David Burda April 13, 2020

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