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Transparency will become a primary differentiator in an increasingly competitive marketplace. New research from Harris Interactive shows that patients are behaving more like retail consumers, making decisions based on cost and quality. Hospital leaders must develop sound strategies to ride this wave of consumerism.
The cost of health care in retirement dropped slightly in 2013, according to a recent study by Fidelity Investments. The price tag is still hefty though, with the average couple needing $220,000 socked away to stay healthy in their golden years.
Transparency will become a primary differentiator in an increasingly competitive marketplace. New research from Harris Interactive shows that patients are behaving more like retail consumers, making decisions based on cost and quality. Hospital leaders must develop sound strategies to ride this wave of consumerism.
After decades of slow acceptance, shared decision-making is becoming a pivotal part of the transition to a value-driven delivery system. Running time: 3:32.
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Transparency will become a primary differentiator in an increasingly competitive marketplace. New research from Harris Interactive shows that patients are behaving more like retail consumers, making decisions based on cost and quality. Hospital leaders must develop sound strategies to ride this wave of consumerism.
The cost of health care in retirement dropped slightly in 2013, according to a recent study by Fidelity Investments. The price tag is still hefty though, with the average couple needing $220,000 socked away to stay healthy in their golden years.
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