Editor's notes
Lessons Learned: Mary Grayson's Final Editor's Note
Mary Grayson final Editor's Note column
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Why Walmart and Nontraditional Players Could Be Formidable Forces in Health Care
Oh, Nooooo! It's ...
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Health care transformation requires changes in governance practices
Governance beyond the basics
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Innovation Curveball
Innovation comes in different forms and from different sources. The curveball for health care is the speed at which it will happen and become the norm.
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Transparency Tools are on the Way
As consumers shoulder more of the cost of care, there's no doubt that the movement toward price transparency in health care will gain more and more momentum.
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The New Era of Planning: Knowns & Unknowns
Business-as-usual is no more. Progressive leadership teams are developing management structures, clinical integration strategies and risk management capabilities.
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CEO Turnover Begets More Turnover
CEO turnover may have hit a tipping point. With fresh eyes coming into the field, it will be interesting to see what innovations follow.
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Physician Alignment Revisited
Physician aligment is not going away as a top CEO concern. The deeper we dive into system transformation, the larger it looms.
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Unintended results: The good & the unknown
Sometimes, ideas that ring of common sense get overlooked. Here's a look at two such ideas that are undervalued.
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The Numbers are Real
One thing is certain about the boomer generation: the numbers are real. Health care will have to absorb the surge of this cohort.
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Disruptive Innovation Comes to Snow Village
Disruptive Innovation Comes to Snow Village
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And What Happens Now?
The big day everyone is waiting for is about to arrive: the exchanges go live.
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H&HN Daily
The Evolution of IT
Fifteen years of the Most Wired Survey shows the progress that's been made in implementing health IT, and the gaps that remain.
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15 Years of Most Wired
Fifteen years is a long time in anyone's universe. In terms of changes in technology, it amounts to another lifetime.
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New Ways to Beat an Old Problem
Hospitals look to combat the problem of patient falls.
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New Ways to Beat an Old Problem
Patient safety programs and hospital engagement networks engineer effective preventation strategies to reduce patient harm and readmission.
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Shared Decision-Making, Back Again
Patients are becoming more engaged in directing their own care.
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