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Drew W.
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What needs to happen
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Dear Implementers of any Healthcare Reform,Kevin Kelly has advice for you. Pay heed:What would you do if your current offerings cost only one third what they cost today? They ...
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Learn Something Every Day via PSFK
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Learn Something Every Day via PSFK
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It is the hospital.
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Mark Hurst writes …:Matt’s story about his hospital visit is instructive on two levels. First, his experience mirrors what is said all too often about the hospita ...
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"Patients bring us stories. We drop into the middle of patients’ stories and try to change the..."
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“Patients bring us stories. We drop into the middle of patients’ stories and try to change the plot for the better. First we have to understand it, however. The fi ...
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Solving Problems Today
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John Halamka, the uber healthcare CIO, is experimenting with his calendar:The same thing can be applied to our administrative lives. Each day there are challenges created by c ...
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Understandable: primary care visit times increase
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This study appearing in Archives of Internal Medicine (out last week) found that primary care physicians have increased the amount of time they spend with patients by about th ...
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"The hell of it, for providers, and yes I mean you, hospital executives and physicians and...
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“The hell of it, for providers, and yes I mean you, hospital executives and physicians and everyone, is that if you are stodgy and behind the times, you may get blind-si ...
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Can your hospital say this about its bathrooms? Or anything?...
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Can your hospital say this about its bathrooms? Or anything? Gosh, being different in the right ways—more importantly being good at being different in the right ways&mda ...
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Thank you veterans.
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Thank you veterans.
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Texting health
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The Consumerist:American researchers conducting a study overseas teamed up with banks to send text messages to consumers to remind them to save. There was a 16% increase in sa ...
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What's the competition doing?
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This is, to a very large extent, the healthcare business model:Why do so many websites have the same shiny thing that users don’t want?Company D saw something shiny on C ...
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Many chairmen unaware of hospital quality
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This is inexcusable:The journal Health Affairs will soon publish a survey of the chairmen of more than 700 hospitals. Its main message is that many hospitals are not even awar ...
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Crowdsourced healthcare?
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Tim Leberecht writes about the experiment that is the world’s first crowdsourced advertising agency:It’s always good to be the first, and while crowdsourcing, the ...
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Do you fear when you fly? There's an app to help that.
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Do you fear when you fly? There's an app to help that.: Safety numbers need to increase in order to enable healthcare to do the same. But a neat concept to address fear from ...
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Be thankful for modern surgery techniques.
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Be thankful for modern surgery techniques.
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"I likewise recall, and without nostalgic glow, the less technologically sophisticated but...
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“I likewise recall, and without nostalgic glow, the less technologically sophisticated but generally more humane doctors of my childhood and youth—doctors with the ...
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Don't do that...
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Bruce Buschel published the first half of his 100 Things Restaurant Staffers Should Never Do. It’s great reading (and insightful learning…). And while not unive ...
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Show this chart to your executive team today as an early...
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Show this chart to your executive team today as an early Halloween scare.Bill Petti linked to the SEED article from where it comes. His commentary nails the issue:As more and ...
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That popcorn bucket is huge.
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This article from divine caroline demonstrates just how hard the world has made portion control. The damage:Increased portion sizes give us more calories, encourage us to eat ...
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The iPhone will save us all. Another example of a communication improvement leading to improved...
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The iPhone will save us all. Another example of a communication improvement leading to improved care.
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