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Working Well
Helping employees kick unhealthy habits and prevent disease has benefits for companies too, and businesses around the world are stepping up their efforts.
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What's In The Pipeline?
Facing negative publicity and investor wariness, pharmaceutical companies need to communicate how investments in R&D will deliver meaningful future growth.
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![Prescription For Integration]()
Prescription For Integration
Many U.S. hospitals and physicians are waiting on the sidelines to see if healthcare reform legislation will become a reality. But such hesitancy will put their economic health at risk — regardless of what shape the legislation finally takes.
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![Healthcare In A Box]()
Healthcare In A Box
One company’s simple but effective model for improving healthcare delivery in remote, impoverished locations is having an outsize impact.
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![Bridging The Divide]()
Bridging The Divide
Health insurance CEOs are caught in a tug of war between companies whose employees want affordable care and healthcare providers that desire a decent return on their services. Yet many answers can be found in Europe, South America and Canada — and even the United States.
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![A World Of Ideas]()
A World Of Ideas
Around the globe, innovations in healthcare are coming from private enterprise. These successful projects could lead the way to many others.
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![A Hard Look At Costs]()
A Hard Look At Costs
As care costs rise, so does the gap between those who can and cannot afford treatment. Key industry players must come onboard to drive down fees and increase healthcare accessibility.
Working Well
Sep 2011
Helping employees kick unhealthy habits and prevent disease has benefits for companies too, and businesses around the world are stepping up their efforts.
What's In The Pipeline?
Sep 2011
Facing negative publicity and investor wariness, pharmaceutical companies need to communicate how investments in R&D will deliver meaningful future growth.
Unite And Conquer
Sep 2011
Getting bigger is one way to cut costs and improve care, but merged hospitals often fail to achieve one or both goals. Michael Dowling, president and CEO of North Shore-LIJ Health System, discusses what it takes to integrate operations and cultures.
Time For Change
Sep 2011
Improving value in the United Kingdom’s National Health Service is an economic necessity, and while the government’s unpopular plan may have been watered down, it may yet serve as a model of what other cash-strapped health systems must do. And where private providers can help, they will be in demand.
The Wrong Lessons
Sep 2011
The U.S. government, which has a history of responding to economic crises with counterproductive strategies, has done it again, argues this former regulator, who recommends a more effective path.
Prescription For Integration
Sep 2011
Many U.S. hospitals and physicians are waiting on the sidelines to see if healthcare reform legislation will become a reality. But such hesitancy will put their economic health at risk — regardless of what shape the legislation finally takes.
Healthcare In A Box
Sep 2011
One company’s simple but effective model for improving healthcare delivery in remote, impoverished locations is having an outsize impact.
Bridging The Divide
Sep 2011
Health insurance CEOs are caught in a tug of war between companies whose employees want affordable care and healthcare providers that desire a decent return on their services. Yet many answers can be found in Europe, South America and Canada — and even the United States.
A World Of Ideas
Sep 2011
Around the globe, innovations in healthcare are coming from private enterprise. These successful projects could lead the way to many others.
All Hands On Deck
Sep 2011
Accountable care organizations are the talk of the industry in the United States, but precious few actually exist — and that means few guideposts for getting an ACO up and running. That hasn’t stopped this health system.
A Hard Look At Costs
Sep 2011
As care costs rise, so does the gap between those who can and cannot afford treatment. Key industry players must come onboard to drive down fees and increase healthcare accessibility.
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