Medical Robotics Could Help Treat Arrhythmia, Keep Patients Mobile
First published on MedCityNews.com. The National Institutes of Health has awarded $2.4 million over the next five years to three projects involving robots that would enhance mobility for the visually and…
Why Are We So Afraid of Holistic Healthcare?
When people feel sick, they visit a doctor. At the doctor’s office, they expect to get a prescription. Whether or not a prescription drug is the best option, both physicians…
#ObamaCare and You: Thoughts From Ardis Dee Hoven, M.D., President, AMA
(Editor's Note: The following is the fourth and last post in a series of four exclusive HealthWorks Collective interviews on Health Policy by our Washington DC reporter, Steven Goldstein) (Editor's Note: The…
Creating Infographics Can Help Increase Your Hospital’s Credibility
When a person is looking for a healthcare facility for themselves or their loved ones they are most likely going to do their homework. The first place they are going…
HIPAA Data Breaches Result in Hit to Patient Loyalty and High Costs
Another case of stolen, unencrypted laptops has compromised the health data of 729k patients – affecting Medicare patients across six different California hospitals within the AHMC Healthcare Inc. system. Two…
The Tyranny of Electronic Systems
Some eight years ago the media was excited that Hillary Clinton and Newt Gingrich had formed an alliance about reforming health care. In 2005 Dana Milbank wrote in the Washington…
Family Caregivers Live Longer Than Non-Caregivers: Mortality Rates 18% Lower
It is often assumed that family caregivers are having a hard time of it all around, with their own health suffering as a result of taking on the responsibility of…
Startup Alzheon’s Proposal for Alzheimer’s Drug Success Adds New Science to Failed Trials
First published on MedCityNews.com. From a commercial perspective, the last few decades of Alzheimer’s drug development have largely been a wash of promising disease-altering drugs failing to demonstrate efficacy in late-stage…
It’s a Patient-Payer World
This is the twelfth and final blog post in a twelve part series that transforms ideas from the marketing world at large into practical plans for pharmaceutical marketing in the…
Repealing ObamaCare, Cutting Taxes and Gutting Social Programs Isn’t Pro-Growth
As a business owner I’m enthusiastic about the idea of government policies that promote economic growth. But I’m disappointed to hear the term “pro-growth” used as a label for policies…
