Flexibility: A Necessary Skill of the 21st
When medicine visionary Eric Topol spoke at Baylor College of Medicine in 2012, a
Boomer Voice: The Perfect HealthCare Provider (IMHO)
I am a Boomer, and I don’t really have a primary care physician. I
Wanted: Entrepreneurial Business Models for Doctors
My perception is that doctors in previous generations were more likely to devote their
EQ (Emotional Intelligence Quotient) or IQ (Intelligence
Medical education today requires students to assimilate lots of facts and amass an incredible
Tipping Point: Are Private Practice Doctors Becoming
The ongoing migration by doctors from private practice (self-employment) to working for a hospital
Who Will Save the Independent Physicians?
The Wall Street Journal is my favorite newspaper, but its Op-Ed page is not
Organizations Slowly Considering Greater Scrutiny of Aging
Would you attend a 101-year old physician? Should there be a mandatory retirement age
Putting Physician Practices Into Context
An organization’s ability to learn, and translate that learning into action rapidly, is
Does Doctor to Doctor Communication Protect Patients?
One of the gripes that patients have about the medical profession is that we
The Doctor Becomes The Patient: Lessons Learned
Physicians are terrible patients. That fact is one of the few absolutes in medicine.