October 1st: A Date to Show That
If you’re in the luckiest one per cent of humanity, you owe it to
Changing the Way We Think
“We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them.”
A “Bundle” of New Learning Resources for
For many practitioners, a bundle is either: One set price for cable, phone, and
Data Alone Does Not Make Health Care
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released new data this week, showing significant variation
Can We Put the Hospital Marketing Genie
I am old enough to remember when physicians did not advertise. It was considered
The Complicated Issue of Medical Poverty
Medical poverty was the cause célèbre of 2010 midterm elections, the passage of the
Time’s Brill Persuasive but “Bitter Pill” Misdiagnoses
The Feb. 20 Time magazine article by Steve Brill highlights the very real challenges
Teaching Hospital Comparisons Benefit from Context
The Dartmouth Atlas Project released a study on October 30, 2012, entitled, “What Kind
The Future of Health Care in Obama’s
Although members of the Obama team are now celebrating their election victory, the next