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“Telehealth for all” could be the answer to healthcare reform
As officials promote virtual doctor’s visits to curb the spread of coronavirus, this efficient form of care may lower costs.April 3, 2020 by Kevin ManeyRelated tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, healthcare, healthcare innovation, healthcare providers, healthcare trends, health crisisBusiness lessons from Albert Camus
The novelist’s 1947 book, The Plague, highlights the importance of shared purpose and belonging in the face of uncertainty.March 30, 2020 by Daniel AkstSeven key actions business can take to mitigate the effects of COVID-19
In the face of a global crisis, well-prepared businesses can help protect their workers and their bottom lines.March 6, 2020 by Melanie Butler and Kristin RiveraRelated tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, crisis, crisis response, healthcare, health crisis, supply chainRobotic seals and bionic limbs: How Japan is creating opportunity for medtech
With the oldest population in the world and a worsening shortage of nurses, Japan has become a test market for new technologies to care for the elderly.February 28, 2020 by Bobbie van der ListUsing culture to offer more customer-centric healthcare
What it means for healthcare companies to serve patients effectively is changing. Here’s how understanding and transforming your culture can help you get there.October 28, 2019 by Jaime Estupiñán, Alice Zhou, and Jessica GeigerRelated tags: consumer-driven healthcare, consumers, critical few, culture, digital healthcare, healthcare, healthcare trendsLeading with a mission mind-set
How Beth Mooney, CEO of KeyCorp and chair of the Cleveland Clinic, earns trust in banking and healthcare.August 7, 2019 by Samantha MarshallRelated tags: banking, digital transformation, diversity, healthcare, Inside the Mind of the CEO, leadership, upskillingAll the healthcare you can afford
In Priced Out, economist Uwe Reinhardt asks the most taboo question in American healthcare for the last time.July 31, 2019 by Theodore KinniSaving Lives with High-Tech Underwear
Health sensors that are built into people’s daily lives (and attire) could help researchers address many types of life-threatening crises.January 29, 2019 by Kevin ManeyRelated tags: data, healthcare, healthcare innovation, health crisis, innovation, technology, technology and healthThe Flywheel Philosophy
Companies are embracing stakeholder value to produce results.September 20, 2018 by Kate Isaacs and Allison NealePhysician, Disrupt Thyself
Professors Vijay Govindarajan and Ravi Ramamurti offer U.S. healthcare providers a prescription for reverse innovation from India.September 19, 2018 by Theodore KinniThe M&A Activity Transforming Healthcare
How deals are shaping the $450 billion industry that manages prescriptions in the United States.August 13, 2018 by Gary D. Ahlquist and John PetitoAre American workers dying for their paychecks?
Management guru Jeffrey Pfeffer argues that modern management practices are making employees sick.April 12, 2018 by Theodore KinniThree Keys for Leaders Who Want to Solve Healthcare
The Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase announcement shows that new action is possible.March 19, 2018 by Eric J. McNultyHow precision medicine will transform the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries
Leaders must act quickly to overcome obstacles so they can harness revenue opportunities for the industry and health benefits for society.February 23, 2018 by Stephan Danner, Thomas Solbach, and Mark LudwigAlexa, what’s going on with healthcare?
As large companies join forces to tackle healthcare, they will accelerate innovation and disruption in the broader industry.February 12, 2018 by Jay Godla, Igor Belokrinitsky, and Sundar SubramanianRelated tags: analytics, deals, healthcare, healthcare innovation, healthcare payers, healthcare providers, healthcare trends, innovationThe Few Winners from Medicaid’s Shift to Managed Care
As the massive healthcare program for low-income U.S. residents evolves, players will have to develop new capabilities.January 31, 2018 by Katherine Kohatsu, Angelina Payne, and Sundar SubramanianCan Workaholism Be Good for You?
For people who put in long hours but love their jobs, a sense of fulfillment seems to offset unhealthy stress.January 18, 2018 by Matt PalmquistRelated tags: cost management, healthcare, leadership, organizational behavior, recent research, turnover, work-life balanceHow Medicare Advantage insurers can turn the compliance function into a competitive edge
To thrive in the growing MA market, a culture of regulatory compliance is key.January 8, 2018 by Deepak Tilani, Terry Puchley, and Amanda EvisonRelated tags: collaboration, culture, healthcare, healthcare payers, healthcare providers, healthcare regulation, insurersCVS–Aetna Deal Would Be a Boon for the Little City
When it comes to attracting big business and talent, smaller cities often lose out. But Woonsocket, R.I., is poised to break the cycle.December 5, 2017 by Daniel GrossRethinking the Role of Pharmacy Benefits
As the healthcare landscape evolves, stakeholders in the pharmacy value chain need to rethink how they organize to deliver value.November 15, 2017 by Gary D. Ahlquist, James McNeil, and John PetitoWhy Larry Smarr Is Pioneering Collaborative Innovation
Larry Smarr has become a vital conductor of innovation by insisting that scientists and researchers at the incubators he runs collaborate across the lines that separate disciplines.October 9, 2017 by Lawrence M. FisherRelated tags: academics, collaboration, disruption, healthcare, innovation, innovation strategy, leadership, technologyHow to Succeed in the Booming Business of Medicare Advantage
To capitalize on the rapid growth in membership, insurers need to rethink the way they design and administer MA plans.September 14, 2017 by Akshay Jindal, Ashwin Badrinarayan, and Sanchit MadanHow Teamwork Will Transform Healthcare
Payors, providers, medtech companies, and pharmaceutical firms need to get better at working with one another.August 21, 2017 by Brian Williams, Vaughn Kauffman, and Karen YoungOne Doctor’s Take on How to Fix the Sick Healthcare System
In his new book, Mistreated, former Permanente Medical Group CEO Robert Pearl diagnoses the woes afflicting one of the country’s largest industries.June 12, 2017 by Theodore Kinni
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