2009 Annual Blog (4/26/09-4/29/09) »
Tuesday, April 28
Do you walk the talk?
Preparing for Schedule H
Capitol Hill on reform
Hospitals mobilize for swine flu

Monday, April 27
It worked for Obama
A sensible approach to stimulus funds
Eight simple principles for health reform
Where "H" stands for compassion
Breakfast, Bo and Byrd
Taking our message to the public

Sunday, April 26
Priselac's call to action
Trustees' new accountability
Smile, you're on YouTube
Be like George
Under the "big tent" in DC
2009 HIMSS Blog (4/4/09-4/8/09) »
Wednesday, April 8
Are you just putting in time?
Wait 'til next year on stimulus promises
Taking the guesswork out of nurse staffing
Patients on their own and happy about it
The little clinic that could
Greenspan: Health care spending unsustainable

Tuesday, April 7
It slices, it dices, it can get you $19 billion
A smile for a mile
George Clooney has what?
Less may be more at HIMSS09

Monday, April 6
Should the Wii replace the water cooler?
Is your EMR usage "meaningful?"
Where's the recession? Not at HIMSS
"Bare bones" budgets for now
An IT visionary

Sunday, April 5
Everybody's All-American patient safety champion
Experts advise using coding shift to trump your competition
IT and overalls?
Is $19 billion enough?
2009 ACHE Blog (3/23/09-3/25/09) »
Wednesday, March 25
New thinking needed for patient safety
'Everyday ethics' keep organizations on track

Tuesday, March 24
Engaging physicians on their turf
The green advantage
'Sewer guy' spreads message of transparency

Monday, March 23
Taking the guesswork out of capital decisions
Health care reform in chunks
A call to action
2009 Rural Blog (1/18/09-1/21/09) »
Wednesday, January 21
Closing thoughts
Staying focused
Do not be afraid to fail
Please pardon my machine

Tuesday, January 20
Are you the ideal boss
History delayed
Culture change for a critical access hospital
What is keeping you up at night?

Monday, January 19
Health reform lies in Senate hands
From pickle-suckers to spark plugs

Sunday, January 18
Sunny skies ahead for rural hospitals?
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