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Understanding the social determinants of health

Jessica Plante

Understanding the social determinants of health

Social determinants of health are estimated to have at least twice the impact on risk of premature death than medical care does. But what exactly are the social determinants of health?

Oct 18, 2018

Jessica Plante

4 Signs that disruption is accelerating in healthcare delivery

Rebecca Fogg

4 Signs that disruption is accelerating in healthcare delivery

Disruption has been painfully slow to emerge in healthcare delivery. But new players and new money targeting long-unmet needs suggest it's taking hold.

Oct 10, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

How Star Trek can help you remember this fundamental principle of Disruption Theory

Rebecca Fogg

How Star Trek can help you remember this fundamental principle of Disruption Theory

A lesson from the legendary sci-fi franchise drives home the point that in business innovation strategy, circumstances are everything.

Sept 25, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Tools that create change: Lessons from the U.K.’s health system

Christensen Institute

Tools that create change: Lessons from the U.K.’s health system

As the U.K. celebrates the 70th anniversary of its National Health Service, guest blogger Dr. Vikram Devalia explains how its founder mobilized stakeholders around his vision.

Sept 11, 2018

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Can CMS’ proposed ACO changes really help Medicare beneficiaries?

Rebecca Fogg

Can CMS’ proposed ACO changes really help Medicare beneficiaries?

Financial incentives to receive primary care services won't remove all barriers to patients' engagement with their health. But they're a start.

Sept 6, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Do tech giants need to think bigger about healthcare interoperability?

Rebecca Fogg

Do tech giants need to think bigger about healthcare interoperability?

To help address social determinants of health, companies pledging to drive frictionless data-sharing within healthcare need to do so across sectors, too.

Aug 30, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Gawande’s listening. But can he disrupt healthcare?

Rebecca Fogg

Gawande’s listening. But can he disrupt healthcare?

Skeptics doubt his qualifications for CEO of the Amazon-JP Morgan-Berkshire Hathaway venture. But Disruption Theory suggests he's an inspired choice.

Aug 13, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

The potential of telehealth in managing rare diseases

Christensen Institute

The potential of telehealth in managing rare diseases

Living with a rare disease can be incredibly isolating. Fortunately, the healthcare industry's embrace of telehealth may help give these underserved populations a voice.

July 24, 2018

Christensen Institute

What every healthcare manager should ask before hopping on the integration bandwagon

Rebecca Fogg

What every healthcare manager should ask before hopping on the integration bandwagon

"Integration" sounds like a great idea. But ambiguity around its definition and potential outcomes can dilute the impact of strategies to achieve it.

June 19, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

In this innovative program, barbers cut hair and health risks

Rebecca Fogg

In this innovative program, barbers cut hair and health risks

Patients need help overcoming physical, psychological and social barriers to engagement with chronic disease interventions. This Los Angeles-based program provided it.

May 31, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Are narrow networks the future of healthcare?

Ryan Marling

Are narrow networks the future of healthcare?

Insurers offering a less comprehensive network of providers are building a foothold as a low-cost option for price-sensitive consumers. Are they our future?

May 16, 2018

Ryan Marling

Will Walmart lead the way for retail entrants in healthcare?

Ryan Marling

Will Walmart lead the way for retail entrants in healthcare?

Could Walmart make a splash in Medicare Advantage by seeking to acquire Humana? It has already built capabilities as a self-insured employer that could help it stand out from the competition.

Apr 16, 2018

Ryan Marling

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