COVID Antiviral Pills Offer Promise, But Only If Delivered Quickly – and Equitably
“Care After Covid” author Dr. Shantanu Nundy outlines digital solutions that will give more people…
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Health Care and Wellness
Our Pandemic Present and Our Biotech Future: Ethics, Law and Public Health
Acclaimed bioethicist, futurist, and legal scholar Alta Charo helps organizations make decisions around life-saving new…
2 months ago
Taking the Lead on Reinventing Health Care
“Care After Covid” author Dr. Shantanu Nundy shows leaders how to leverage innovative technologies to…
4 months ago
The Future of Health Care Is Here. Are You Ready?
We represent trailblazing physicians and digital strategists who help health care providers leverage technology to…
5 months ago
COVID Is Not Going Away. Here’s a Strategy for Living With It.
Top epidemiologists explain why new, more transmissible and deadlier variants are gaining strength and what…
7 months ago
What Leaders Gain When Employees Speak Up
Hult Business School Professor Megan Reitz teaches leaders how to leverage the power of psychological…
7 months ago
Why Investing in Employee Mental Health Makes Sense
Renowned authorities outline ways organizations can support the mental health of their workforce – and…
9 months ago
Health Care’s Pivotal Digital Moment
New book by public health expert Dr. Shantanu Nundy offers digital solutions for making health…
9 months ago
Social Networks for Good: How to Improve Digital and Live Interactions
Yale Social Scientist, Physician and Epidemiologist Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis’ research shows it is possible…
10 months ago
How Healthy is Your Brain?
Neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi, New York Times bestselling author of “The XX Brain,” talks frankly about…
10 months ago
Clearing the COVID News Clutter
As guest host of “In the Bubble,” health care safety leader Dr. Robert Wachter continues…
11 months ago
New Vaccines, New Administration: Why We Need a Collective Effort
As vaccine programs roll out, five global thought leaders offer realistic perspectives on what lies…
1 year ago
Urgent: Here’s How Organizations Can Get Back to Business Sooner Than Later
Harvard Prof. Jonathan Zittrain and co-authors urge state leaders to get the U.S. back on…
2 years ago
Webinar Offers Health Care Providers a Way to Streamline Systems
By optimizing data, workflow and technology, Dr. Lyle Berkowitz reviews how independent medical groups can…
2 years ago
The Wuhan Coronavirus: What Your Organization Needs to Know and Do Now
As the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak moves closer to home, Dr. Larry Brilliant – expert on…
2 years ago
5 Insightful Keynotes: A Spotlight on TED Talks
From innovation to AI and life planning, these TED speakers offer fresh perspectives on the…
3 years ago
Technology in Health Care: 4 New Insights
How is technology transforming health care? With robots, wearables and digital tools.
3 years ago
How to Innovate at the Frontiers of Knowledge
NEW to Stern: Neuroengineer Ed Boyden is changing the way we understand the human brain…
4 years ago
How to Develop a Hospital Technology Innovation Strategy
In a new Harvard Business Review article, Robert S. Kaplan and co-authors reveal how to…
4 years ago
3 Ways Health Care Can Unlock the Innovative Potential of EHRs
Electronic health records failed to deliver improved efficiency and cut costs. Here’s how we fix…
4 years ago
Stress IS a Silent Killer. This Technology Can Help Stop It
Stress is common for most people – and for some, it’s more than tension and…
4 years ago
A Radical Strategy for Improving the Nation’s Health
In his latest research, Clay Christensen uses his “Jobs to Be Done” framework tackle America’s…
4 years ago
Demonstrating Expertise by Measuring Outcomes That Matter Most to Patients
Say “maintenance of certification” in a room full of clinical specialists and watch them cringe.…
4 years ago
Disruptive Innovation Will Finally Revolutionize Healthcare
While Americans anticipate the fate of U.S. healthcare policy, experts are still pondering one question.…
5 years ago
You Have More Control Than You Think: Techniques for Turbulent Times
Don’t call it “work-life balance.” Aim for “harmony.”
5 years ago
The Meaning of Compassion: Lessons from Larry Brilliant
Larry Brilliant speaks about how compassion can motivate us to build a better world, cure…
5 years ago
How Hospitalists Are Delivering on the Promise of Value
Health systems across the U.S. face mounting pressures to optimize value. The hospitalist specialty emerged…
5 years ago
To Bundle or Not to Bundle: Michael Porter and Robert Kaplan on How to Pay for Health Care
American health care is caught in a vise, squeezed from the positive gains in life…
6 years ago
How Do You Measure Value?
The first line of Robert Kaplan’s 1996 seminal book reads, “Imagine entering the cockpit of…
6 years ago
The Future of Work Will Change Everything. Are You Ready?
The way we think about it and get it done, how businesses organize it, and…
6 years ago
Making Innovation Happen in Large Organizations
It’s no secret large organizations have an innovation problem. With deep resource pools and even…
6 years ago
Smart Solutions to the World’s Toughest Challenges
There is perhaps no greater force for change than a powerful idea. Thousands of ideas…
7 years ago
Required Reading: A Policy Primer on Health IT
Technology is quickly infiltrating almost every part of healthcare, creating a need for policymakers to…
7 years ago
New York Times Book Review: The Digital Doctor is “Powerfully Felt, Intelligently Analyzed”
Over the past five years, healthcare has rapidly gone from a paper industry to a…
7 years ago
Challenging Status Quo Garners Wachter Most Influential Physician Executive Honor
Once relegated to a small corner of a very large conversation on our nation’s broken…
7 years ago
Harm in a Wired Hospital: An Eye-Opening Excerpt of “The Digital Doctor”
For the past 15 years, technology was touted as the cure for the problem of…
7 years ago
How Should We Measure Health Care Quality?
President Obama said Wednesday he has his pen in hand and is “ready to sign…
7 years ago
Healthcare is Being Disrupted by Technology – and Not Necessarily in a Good Way
Who among us hasn’t been wowed by the technology on our desktop and in our…
7 years ago
Will Computers Replace Physicians?
Without question, technology can – and does – bring improved efficiency to our lives. In…
7 years ago
What is Quality in Health Care Delivery?
As value-based payment takes hold in health care, the definition of quality and how it’s…
7 years ago
The Chronic Care Reset: Transitioning From Volume to Value
America is aging, and not gracefully. Despite longer life expectancy, today’s generations are sicker than…
7 years ago
Mindfulness in the Age of Complexity and Control
The brain-body bond is powerful – perhaps more so, and in different ways, than most…
7 years ago
Ebola: What We Need to Know and Do Now
Yesterday, an American missionary doctor just back from volunteering in West Africa was quarantined in…
7 years ago
The Digital Future of Healthcare: Will We Get It Right?
There's no question the U.S. healthcare system is broken. It's overloaded, over-administered, over-litigated, and way…
7 years ago
A Food Fight Worth Having
Healthcare is a contentious topic of conversation around many of our dinner tables, but most…
8 years ago
Value: A Competitive Strategy for Health Care Organizations
Health care continues to dominate business, government and personal agendas alike – uniting the world…
8 years ago
Will Smartphones Replace Doctors? The Impact of Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare
The U.S. healthcare system is in the midst of major disruption – by mobile technology.…
8 years ago
The Promise – and Progress – of Health Care’s Strategy Shift
While the controversies and political differences in Washington have captured the attention of most health…
8 years ago
Health Care Innovation Expert Elizabeth Teisberg on Reinventing Service Delivery
Services account for more than 80 percent of the U.S. GDP and more than 80…
9 years ago