Category: System Dynamics

Healthcare’s Jobs to Be Done (Part 2): Application

Editor’s note: By understanding what jobs customers pay products to do, innovative companies can design their products to… Read More

By David W. Johnson August 30, 2022

Healthcare’s Jobs to Be Done (2-Part Series)

This series details the pathbreaking work on Clay Christensen’s “Jobs to be Done” at Harvard Business School and… Read More

By David W. Johnson August 30, 2022

Podcast: Turmoil in the Hospital and Health System C-Suite 8/26/22

All Staff Alert The signs are pointing to a big wave of hospital and health CEO turnover. Are… Read More

By David Burda August 26, 2022

Economics

The Cost of Coding Is Killing Us

I’m fairly confident that no other industry spends more to bill and collect money from its customers than… Read More

By David Burda August 24, 2022

Outcomes

Healthcare’s Jobs to Be Done (Part 1): A Primer

Editor’s Note: This is a series on jobs needed in the shifting landscape of healthcare. Part 2 of… Read More

By David W. Johnson August 23, 2022

Outcomes

Podcast: Building a Better Public Health System 8/19/22

Planning for Public Health Emergencies We talked about the CDC’s plans to reinvent itself and what we need… Read More

By David Burda August 19, 2022

Outcomes

Your Hospital Is Average

If you want great medical care, you should move to Lake Wobegon, where all the hospitals are above… Read More

By David Burda August 10, 2022

Overcoming Orthodoxy in Medical Education

This article was first published on hlth.com. On December 17, 2015, Kaiser Permanente announced the launch of a… Read More

By David W. Johnson and David B. Nash, MD, MBA August 4, 2022

Economics

If a Man Bites a Dog, Will Healthcare Spending Go Down?

I’m a sucker for a man-bites-dog story. You know, the kind of story that bucks conventional wisdom. As… Read More

By David Burda August 3, 2022

System Dynamics