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Insights Report – Page Array – NEJM Catalyst

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Research, commentary, and analysis on industry trends from our council of health care leaders and clinicians. New Risk, New Business Models. Survey Snapshot: Can Start-ups Rescue Health Care? NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members view start-up firms as the most likely source of disruptive innovation in health care but offer caveats. New Risk, New Business Models. New Marketplace Survey: The Sources of Health Care Innovation. Patient Engagement Survey: Technology Tools Gain Support But Cost Is a Hurdle.

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Health Care Events

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Industry experts and thought leaders present innovative ideas and practical applications for your organization. These engaging events are designed to present differing perspectives and spur innovation in your organization through the sharing of case studies, actionable insights, and best practices. New themes are introduced quarterly. And, if you miss the live discussion, you can easily watch shorter talks or clips from the event at your convenience. The Future of Care Delivery: Relentless Redesign.

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Interview – Page Array – NEJM Catalyst

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One-on-one interviews with Catalyst lead advisors and experts providing perspective on what’s working and why. Lessons in Leadership: Amy Compton-Phillips. A physician executive recalls what she learned from an assessment of her leadership style early in her career and challenges as a woman leader in a traditionally male-dominated profession. Measures Only Get Better When You Use Them. Thomas H. Lee. Optimism, innovation, and how the two go together. Lessons in Leadership: James Reinertsen. A chief of se...

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Engineering Social Incentives for Health - NEJM Catalyst

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Engineering Social Incentives for Health. January 9, 2017. David Asch, MD, MBA. Roy Rosin, MBA. Center for Health Care Innovation, University of Pennsylvania. Http:/ catalyst.nejm.org/wp-content/uploads/nejmp1603978 interview.mp3. Interview with Dr. David Asch on the potential uses of social engagement strategies in promoting health. Who is more likely to be around when patients are deciding what to eat or whether to watch TV or take a walk a doctor or a spouse? A nurse-navigator or a friend? In pilot pr...

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Poor Care: The Root of Physician Disengagement - NEJM Catalyst

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Poor Care Is the Root of Physician Disengagement. January 10, 2017. Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD. In many locales around the country, hospitals and health systems are scrambling to respond to poor physician engagement scores. Boards of directors are becoming exercised, task forces on physician alignment are being assembled, and managers are losing bonuses and even their jobs. But beneath this hubbub lie important truths about engagement,. Many of which are just emerging into view. What Is Medicine For?

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Effects of Donald Trump's Health Care Reform Proposals - NEJM Catalyst

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New Risk, New Business Models. Data Graphic: Effects of Donald Trump’s Health Care Reform Proposals. January 11, 2017. For related content on the Affordable Care Act. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Note: This is a moderated forum and all comments are reviewed before posting. By clicking on the "Post Comment" button below, you agree to abide by the NEJM Catalyst Terms of Use. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). NEJM Catalys...

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Care Redesign – NEJM Catalyst

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Can We Achieve Scale in Innovation? Innovation and scale are inextricably tied to the future success and sustainability of health care providers. Disruption. Experimentation. Evolution. Changes in medicine, technology, financing, and patient demands require that care providers constantly reinvent the design and performance of their systems. January 19, 2017. More about this event. More about Amy Compton-Phillips. Measures Only Get Better When You Use Them. Thomas H. Lee. The Invisible Work of the Patient.

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Health Equity Must Be a Strategic Priority - NEJM Catalyst

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Health Equity Must Be a Strategic Priority. January 4, 2017. Kedar Mate, MD & Ronald Wyatt, MD, MHA. Institute for Healthcare Improvement. In its 2001 report. Crossing the Quality Chasm. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommended that health care must be made safe, efficient, effective, timely, patient centered, and equitable. By many measures, the health care system has made progress on the first five of these six aims, with much work left to do. But the final aim equity lags behind the others. At the ...

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The Millennial Medical Student — What Has Changed? - NEJM Catalyst

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Medicine for Millennials What Has Changed? January 5, 2017. Paul Rosen, MD, MPH, MMM. Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University. An attending in mid-career and a fourth-year medical student discuss the emerging options for medical students in the new heath care marketplace. When you were in medical school, did anyone talk about. What was your education prior to medical school? How have you managed to juggle medicine and entrepreneurship? Are you considering not doing a residency? Unfortu...