5 Places Medical Practices Can Get Involved with Community Outreach
Savvy medical practitioners know that healthy communities are stronger communities. Your medical practice can play a vital role in making your community a healthier place for the families and individuals…
Encyclopedia Britannica: The Playbook for Pharma Business Model Evolution
You can’t actually buy physical encyclopedia anymore. That’s what makes the Encyclopedia Britannica story so relevant for Pharma. The company blew up its 244 year-old business model to adapt to…
Collaborative Communication
Dr. Cohn discussing collaborative communication with physician leaders Dr. Cohn discussing collaborative communication with physician leadersI smile that I am writing about collaborative communication because in residency, if someone had…
The First Amendment, in Your Medicine Cabinet
No American in 2014 who watches television, reads a magazine, goes online or visits a doctor’s office can escape the ever-present promotion of prescription drugs. No American in 2014 who…
Healthcare Progress Depends On “E Interventions”
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” ― George Bernard Shaw…
Where Cash Is King, What Happens to Patients?
I’ve started hearing more about physician practices that are opting out of the health insurance system and taking cash for services. See Cash-only looks good to doctors in Healthcare Finance News…
Doctors 2.0 & You Interview of Dr. Rafael Grossmann [VIDEO]
Here's yet another fascinating video interview by Michael Weiss, recorded during Doctors 2.0 & You. The subject is Dr. Rafael Grossmann, trauma surgeon and Google Glass Explorer, a healthcare professional…
Sealants, Glues, Hemostats, Anti-Adhesion: An Evolved Market
In a forthcoming report on advanced technologies associated with the acute phase of wound management — specifically, hemostasis, closure and sealing — MedMarket Diligence will be revealing the state of…
What Do California Insurers Pay for Mammograms? $134.41 or $1200
Summary: Insurer payments for mammograms in California range from $134.41 to $1,200, according to preliminary results from our crowdsourcing project with KQED public radio in San Francisco and KPCC/Southern California…
Big Data = Big Brother? Leveraging Transaction Data for Better Healthcare
Based on the results of countless studies - such as a 2011 Synovate study in which 52 percent of women admitted lying to their healthcare providers - and the experience…
