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Consumerism
What Fish and Colonoscopies Have in Common
By now you know you should never order fish at a restaurant on a Monday. That’s because the… Read More
By May 23, 2019
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Economics
What Businesses Say They’re Doing About Their Employees’ Mental Health
The National Institute of Mental Health says 46.6 million adults suffered from some form of mental illness in… Read More
By May 16, 2019
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Consumerism
Why Millennials May Be Pushing Us Off a Healthcare Cliff
I’m not sure that US millennials are going to have a happy ending when it comes to their… Read More
By May 2, 2019
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Consumerism
Death by Healthcare Knockoff
Knockoffs usually aren’t as good as the originals, whether they’re golf clubs, purses or pressure cookers. A new… Read More
By April 25, 2019
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Economics
Culture Change Isn’t a Natural for Healthcare Organizations
“We must begin by asking it, ‘What is losing?’  Losing is a disease. As contagious as polio.  Losing… Read More
By April 18, 2019
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Outcomes
Opioid Variations and State Interventions
Like companies in any other industry, when providers misbehave, it opens the door to state regulation of their… Read More
By March 28, 2019
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Innovation
Why Healthcare is Spinning Its VBR Wheels
It’s like preparing and serving a seven-course meal that your biggest customer ordered only to have the entire… Read More
By March 21, 2019
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Outcomes
MARKET CORNER CONVERSATIONS: Dr. Jonathan M. Zenilman, Johns Hopkins University
Hear how Dr. Zenilman’s residency at Kings College Hospital in the early 1980s, at the epicenter of the… Read More
By March 20, 2019
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Consumerism
The Strained Relationship Between Doctors and Patients – Burda on Healthcare
What if you walked into your doctor’s office and there was a sign hanging in the waiting room… Read More
By March 19, 2019
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