In the spirit of moving innovation forward, I found relevance in the following article about engendering trust using healthcare technology. In the crossfire of my own struggles…
By now you know that I have a distinct interest in healthcare innovation, so it should come as no surprise that an article about the recent Healthcare…
Building on last week’s post regarding embracing change for healthcare transofrmation, it was intriguing to learn about the NCQA’s new patient centered medical home program for specialty…
With thousands flocking to Chicago for the annual ACHE Congress on Healthcare Leadership, many were interested in learning more about the strategic initiatives, aimed at delivering ‘high…
With the closing of the HIMSS13 annual conference, I am reminded of the question posed previously – can health ITs newest ideas reduce cost, improve quality and…
With the onset of sequestration, Texas stands to lose funding for Head Start services, children’s vaccines and meals for seniors. Add to this potential losses in law…
With the March 1st sequestration deadline looming, the budget battle continues. Facing potential cuts to public health and stagnant federal relief, ignoring Medicaid expansion could be hazardous…
With the recent Super Bowl festivities and Fat Tuesday fast approaching, New Orleans conjures up images of pomp, circumstance and regalia. While the ragin’ Cajuns will always…
According to the caption, “heart disease still kills more women than all cancers combined”. And in celebration of National Wear Red Day, the American Heart Association (AHA)…
With President Obama’s second inaugural speech calling for a reduction in rising healthcare costs, the need for reassessment of health and social service delivery in the physician’s…
