Healthcare Musings Archive

In each issue of Healthcare Musings we will strive to bring readers concise and useful ideas about healthcare, healthcare IT, and the elusive quest for talent...or as we like to think of it: "the human element of success."  Our staff's thoughts will be augmented by contributing authors, individuals with interesting perspectives to share.

Please enjoy browsing earlier Healthcare Musings articles ...

March 2010:
The Myth of the "A Player"
by Jim Gibson, President, Gibson Consultants

February 2010:
Seize the Day
by John Moran, VP, Schwartz Communications

January 2010:
Surfing, Swimming or Drowning: Making the Most of the Coming Wave of Clinical Data
by Richard Noffsinger, CEO, Anvita Health™

December 2009:
The Peace of Invulnerability by Jim Gibson, President, Gibson Consultants

November 2009:
Market Changes = Payor Challenges by Ray Desrochers, COO, HealthEdge

October 2009 - SPECIAL EDITION 
Cost, Quality & Alignment: A Step-Wise Plan to Reform and Transform Healthcare
Published by Psilos Group, September 24, 2009

October 2009:
Why Can't My Software Talk to My Other Software? by Philippe d'Offay, CEO, pMDsoft

September 2009:
3 Billion Here, 10 Billion There ... Pretty Soon You're Talking Real Money 
by John Shagoury, President, Nuance Healthcare

August 2009:
What's in It for Me? by Evan Steele, CEO, SRSsoft

July 2009:
Calling All Entrepreneurs by Ransom Parker, Senior Healthcare IT Executive 

June 2009:
"Our People Are Our Greatest Asset," said the CEO by Jim Gibson, President, Gibson Consultants

May 2009:
Oh, Right, That Detail by Gus Gardner, President and COO, QualityMetric

April 2009:
Living through History by Jim Gibson, President, Gibson Consultants

March 2009:
Who Will Do the Work?  by Don Fallati, Acting SVP of Marketing at Amkai

February 2009:
Healthcare Reform Under our Noses?  by Ken Yale, DDS, JD

 

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