Patient Engagement Goes Mainstream: 5 Observations from
A walk through the trade show floor, and a glance at some of the
The (Little) Things That Matter To Patients
Outcome measurement is top of mind for all of us in healthcare these days,
Measure What You Manage, With Caveats: Thoughts
When I worked at Microsoft, we managed by the scorecard. The scorecard was meant to
Reducing Readmissions and Costs for Total Joint
Last week CMS announced a major new initiative for Total Joint Replacement, aimed at
Personal or Population Health? Big Data or
June’s Seattle Health Innovator’s Meetup topic was on Innovations in Population Health Management. Interestingly
Telemedicine Requires Optimism and Patience: Dispatches from
The 21st annual American Telemedicine Conference wrapped up last week in Los Angeles. The
Breaking Bad Healthcare: The Story of Healthcare.gov
It’s generally a good principle not to criticize something unless you’re willing to help
Using “Teach Back” to Decrease Patient Readmissions
Marshall McLuhan, the late Canadian philosopher, famously said both “the medium is the message”
From the Health Innovator’s Collaborative: Providing Better
As someone (most likely French philosopher Blaise Pascal) once said, “I would have written
Reducing Avoidable Readmissions: Care Transitions
This is the second in our series, recapping the lessons learned from the Institute