Healthcare is joining the network economy.
Let’s design strategy and business models for
success during upcoming industry disruption.
Jason Shafrin of Healthcare Economist provides “700 billion reasons to read the Health Wonk Review ”.
Read about how the bail out might affect health care from the POV of:
Wall Street
Health Insurers
Healthcare Reformers
Doctors
The Uninsured
Kids
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Dr. Jaan Sidorov serves up a cornucopia of blogging delicacies in the latest edition of the Health Wonk Review at Disease Management Care Blog. Sample the fare!
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….is posted at the Health Affairs blog. Jane Hiebert-White does a great job with a focus on current public policy issues.
(Apologies to any chimps offended by the comparison).
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Grand Rounds — a weekly medical blog carnival — is now posted at the Happy Hospitalist. Dr. Happy brings home the bacon!
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The latest edition of the Health Wonk Review has been posted at InsureBlog…it’s straightforward, concise, no schtick. Thanks to Hank Stern!
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Daniel Goldberg of the Medical Humanities Blog has posted the latest edition of the Health Wonk Review. Daniel puts a unique slant on his writing:
As I see it, the key role for a medical humanist – if they wish to be consistent with an ethos of medieval and Renaissance humanists – is to focus on [...]
Our colleague Dr. Aniruddha Malpani, MD has posted a diverse and enlightening latest version of the Medicine 2.0 Blog Carnival.
Dr. M summarizes 4 major influences which will help patients to regain control over their healthcare:
1. Patients will keep their own medical records using a PHR ( Personal Health Record)
2. Information Therapy can be prescribed to them, tailored [...]
The ever-gracious and ever-eloquent Brian Klepper has written up the latest rendition of the Health Wonk Review. Check it out here on The Health Care Blog.
…and check out Brian’s own website here.
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Joe Paduda has posted the latest edition of the Health Wonk Review at his blogsite, Managed Care Matters.
Joe is one of the founders of the HWR, so a big THANK YOU goes out to our “Fearless Leader”.
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