Asking patients about specific aspects of their care experience rather than their overall level of satisfaction is a more accurate way to compare the quality of medical practices and individual physicians, according to a study published recently in the BMJ.
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OK, so Republicans are taking charge of the House of Representatives. The future of Obama’s healthcare reform is at stake. So what’s going to happen next? Will the whole law be repealed? What about the courts, what position are they going Read More
As we have discussed in earlier blogs, people have been looking at ways to make money with Twitter; mostly using it as a “real-time” advertising medium. For example; Kogi Korean taco truck, L.A.’s culinary obsession. They send Tweets to let Read More
PCWorld’s article from April 17th discusses the slow down of Twitter’s growth. I am not certain the “slow down” of growth equates to Twitter going away. After all, its popularity sky-rocketed over the last year or two; theoretically, something can Read More
Real healthcare reform could take place.
Healthcare Reform is upon us. Last week the COMMITTEES ON WAYS & MEANS, ENERGY & COMMERCE, AND EDUCATION & LABOR posted an Implementation Timeline. Certainly not all inclusive to the bill that was passed; as the timeline is only seven Read More
Well, it’s happened. My blog back on January 12th, “Let the Lawsuits Begin!”, has come to pass. This week officials from 14 states filed lawsuits to block the healthcare reform bill. Thirteen of those officials filed suit in a federal Read More
Recently I read a short article by Chuck Lauer, former publisher of Modern Healthcare and an author, public speaker and career coach, titled 10 Points on Leadership. I am listing them here in Letterman style.
There may be more change in how things are being done because of the economy, affected by the growth in unemployment, than I can remember in my working life. To cope and stay ahead of the curve you have to Read More