How to afford health care is the wrong question
PwC’s Health Research Institute recently predicted medical costs will increase between 4.5-6.5%[1] in 2014. This information was cited and celebrated as evidence that the health […]
July 1, 2013
Topics: Business Model Innovation
To lower costs, don’t expect professors to lower salaries
One of the insights in The Innovator’s Prescription, a book about solving the problems afflicting the nation’s health-care system by Clayton Christensen, Dr. Jason Hwang, and Dr. […]
June 27, 2013
Jason Hwang declares that “Innovation is Alive and Well in Health Care”
On CNBC.com, Jason Hwang writes about innovative care delivery models that could represent a blueprint for transforming our health care system. Read more at http://www.cnbc.com/id/44905039
Oct 31, 2011
Vineeta Vijayaraghavan and Clayton Christensen offer their commentary on the state of electronic medical records after the closure of Google Health
It may seem that the viability of electronic health records looks dismal after the failure of Google Health, yet in integrated health systems around the country […]
Aug 3, 2011
Health insurance rate wars: are we focused on the right fight?
Clayton M. Christensen and Darius Tahir authored a piece for the Huffington Post that appeared on July 16, 2010 titled, “Health Insurance Rate Wars — […]
Aug 10, 2010
Clay Christensen and the simple health care solution
Clayton M. Christensen writes in BusinessWeek about how we are asking the wrong question in the current debate over reforming health care in his March […]
Mar 4, 2010
When disruptive integration comes to health care
Read Jason Hwang’s interview with strategy+business’s Gil Irwin, Art Kleiner, and Joyjit Saha Choudhury. Online here, the piece is titled “When disruptive integration comes to […]
Mar 1, 2010
Rethink autism
One out of every 110 babies born in the United States today will be diagnosed with autism, according to the CDC, and the diagnosed incidences […]
Feb 19, 2010
What Innovation Means to Health Care
In a piece titled, “What Innovation Means to Health Care,” Jason Hwang writes how disruptive innovation can help solve some of the most intractable questions […]
Feb 15, 2010