Invest in community-based organizations to put health dollars where they are really needed
Originally published in STAT By Eric Letsinger and Alison Rein If it wasn’t already clear that the U.S. does a poor job of investing in…
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4 important ways healthcare systems should change after COVID-19
Originally published in FierceHealthcare By Scott Elston and Donna Dyer Since March, the coronavirus has been an all-consuming battle for hospitals and will remain so for some…
A light at the end of the coronavirus pandemic tunnel? 6 signs to look for
Originally published at ABC News By John Brownstein There are encouraging signs that the most intensive phase of our battle against the novel coronavirus is succeeding. The number of new…
Healthcare leaders fear COVID-19’s impact once the storm has passed
Originally published in Modern Healthcare By Dr. Halee Fischer-Wright Healthcare leaders across the country are in pure survival mode right now. It’s hard to think…
The risks of hospitals’ rush into the arms of Silicon Valley are being laid bare
Originally published in FierceHealthcare By Jon Ault Google’s “Project Nightingale” with the Ascension healthcare network, first revealed by The Wall Street Journal, gave the tech firm access…
Solving physician burnout: The two keys
Originally published in Medical Economics By Jeff Goldsmith and Chuck Peck, M.D. Though many analysts, including one of us, have pointed the finger at the electronic health…
The five big trends affecting all skilled nursing facilities
Originally published in McKnight’s By Patrick McCormick Skilled nursing facilities across the United States continue to face daunting challenges. The average SNF is only able…
What healthcare can learn from theme parks. Yes, theme parks
Originally published in FierceHealthcare By Steven Merahn and Cynthia Sharpe There is an emerging recognition in healthcare of the power of experience to affect our capacity to improve…
Think your nursing facility has adapted to PDPM? The hard work may just be starting.
Originally published in McKnight’s By Patrick McCormick Skilled nursing facility leaders could be forgiven for breathing a sigh of relief now that the formal transition to…
Why most consumer genomics companies fail
Originally published in Venture Capital Journal By Florence Comite, MD Consumer genomics was supposed to revolutionize modern medicine as we know it. The glass slipper…