Simon Sinek’s TED talk: Change minds by starting with why, not what
Improving health care requires convincing people to make changes. Changing a care process begins with changing the minds of the people involved in that process.
Improving health care requires convincing people to make changes. Changing a care process begins with changing the minds of the people involved in that process.
There is a popular adage for information technology professionals: “Don’t pave the cow paths.” I recently worked with a client from Texas, and they were
In a recent blog post, I attempted to summarize the legal arguments behind the debate about the constitutionality of the health care reform law —
Trinity Health – Michigan and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) recently announced that they signed a three and a half year agreement under which
I spend most of my time thinking about how to improve a broken health care system, and how to leverage information technology to enable improved
In a very interesting recent post to the Health Affairs blog, Ken Kaufman challenges the widely repeated assertion that the current low level of health
Yesterday, CMS announced the first batch of 27 “normal” ACOs under its Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP). I found five things interesting about the list:
I enjoy a good wager. But, my maximum bet, no matter how consequential the topic, is $1. This weekend, I bet my attorney brother-in-law my
A recent article in Crains Detroit Business reported the results of a national physician survey conducted by The Doctors’ Company, a large malpractice insurer. According
Wil Rutt, MD, the founder of the Center for Clinical Effectiveness and my boss during the 1990’s at Henry Ford Health System, is retired. But,