To boost vaccination rates, policymakers should look to Jobs Theory
COVID vaccines are starting to roll out, but not everyone's on board. How can health officials ensure widespread adherence?
Jan 21, 2021
Topics: Healthcare
It’s not all bad: What we learned about healthcare in 2020
As the whirlwind that was 2020 comes to an end, health professionals have several takeaways they can bring into the new year.
Dec 17, 2020
What Biden’s health plan needs in order to foster innovation
With the election over, future policy decisions are now in the spotlight. Does Joe Biden's health plan do enough to improve US healthcare?
Dec 8, 2020
Is the US ready to bring healthcare back into the home?
With COVID continuing to lessen traffic through doctors offices and hospitals, is it time to revisit the home healthcare model?
Oct 27, 2020
Drones: High-tech? Yes. Disruptive? Maybe not.
Pharmacies are starting to rely on drones to complete deliveries. But this airborne delivery service may not replace delivery trucks just yet.
Oct 13, 2020
Teletherapy’s post-pandemic staying power
Teletherapy is seeing the same success as other telehealth services. Theory can tell us if teletherapy is built to last.
Oct 1, 2020
In the face of COVID-19, anti-vaping campaigns are more important than ever
Youth vaping remains its own public health crisis. COVID-19 may be the make-or-break moment anti-vaping campaigns have been looking for.
Sept 17, 2020
Addressing the social impact of COVID-19
Guidelines were set to prevent COVID-19. But only the fortunate can follow them. Jobs Theory and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs explain why.
Sept 3, 2020
Telehealth is taking off. Stakeholder alignment can ensure it lasts.
Telehealth is experiencing a massive rise in popularity. How can the healthcare industry ensure this momentum lasts?
Aug 11, 2020
Building the bridge to better mental health care
Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet health systems treat them differently. Can treating them together provide higher quality care?
July 30, 2020