Over the years I’ve contributed articles to several publications, and often repeatedly, because we have built up a mutually beneficial relationship. As a writer, I think any of them will tell you I produce on time and the continuing invites seem to indicated my writing skills are good and there is something to what I have to say.
Over the years I’ve contributed articles to several publications, and often repeatedly, because we have built up a mutually beneficial relationship. As a writer, I think any of them will tell you I produce on time and the continuing invites seem to indicated my writing skills are good and there is something to what I have to say.
The latest of these partnerships is Multibriefs and my contributions to newsletters for several healthcare administration associations. (Perhaps you are a member of one of the associations and have already seen one of these articles.) One result of writing for someone else is that it cuts into the time I have for my own blog… thus you may have noticed recent infrequent posts.
By sharing links to my first four articles for Multibriefs, I hope that I will continue to maintain your interest until I re-balance and can acclimate to my new obligations. I also believe each has the possibility to stimulate some new ideas.
New FICO credit score formula may hurt medical collections
A new version of FICO’s credit score formula will be launched this fall that could improve the chances…
Monday, September 15, 2014
Improving performance: Show me, don’t just tell me
It is amazing how much you can learn about how processes really work by talking to staff, physicians,…
Tuesday, September 02, 2014
Business continuity: Planning for a smooth recovery from disasters
Healthcare leaders more often think about their preparedness for disaster response than they do to…
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Text-to-911 availability has important mHealth implications
The Federal Communications Commission has taken another step toward a 911 system that fits with how Americans…
Wednesday, August 13, 2014