The Process of Transformation Begins With One Person: You
Post Written By Nitya Chandiramani “You have been diagnosed with (insert disease).” Those six simple words that physicians so easily declare can transform an individual from a powerful person to...
View ArticleWhy You Need to Unlearn to Innovate
Post by Ronald Amodeo Our current knowledge traps business leaders from rapidly assimilating something new. What heuristic can help? At a TED conference in 2006, Hans Rosling (Professor of...
View ArticleDoes the Cost of Healthcare Make Us More Healthy?
Post Written by Dominique Pandy When Transform presenter Elisabeth Rosenthal, M.D. began writing Paying Till It Hurts for the New York Times, health care consumers readily sacrificed their...
View ArticleFlipping the Concept of Health Literacy
Post Written by Joyce Lee, M.D., M.P.H., originally featured on Medium Patient problem or healthcare problem? Upon the recommendation of colleagues, I have been reading a fantastic book by famed...
View Article10 Stories You Might Have Missed This Week
Engaging and supporting your staff improves the patient experience ( Health Service Journal ). Data Silos: Health care's Silent Shame ( Forbes ). Apple has it's sights on clinical trials (...
View ArticleDesign Thinking Turned This Doctor’s World Upside-Down
When Joyce Lee, M.D., M.P.H., took her sabbatical at Stanford, she discovered design and design thinking and her whole approach to life was turned upside-down. And she has never been more excited....
View Article13 Stories You May Have Missed This Week
Patient Experience - A "New" and Lasting Healthcare Reality ( HCLDR ). Surgical 'Black Box' Could Reduce Errors ( CNN ). Design Thinking Turned This Doctor's World Upside-Down ( CFI ). What is...
View ArticleThe Best Place to Innovate is the Most Dangerous Place to Go
Written by Ronald Amodeo, first posted on LinkedIn A place exists where innovation happens better than anywhere else. Ideas come in torrents. Experiments occur almost by accident. Failures are so...
View ArticleA Sign of Things to Come in Healthcare Innovation
Post by Stephanie Quilao In 2007, I was working at Microsoft as an Enthusiast (Consumer) Evangelist when Steve Jobs took to the stage to introduce iPhone to the world. I remember staring at the...
View ArticleThe Role of Television After a Terror Attack: Good for Patients?
Post written by Susan Mazer On 9/11, administrators at Craig Hospital in Englewood, Colorado, which cares for spinal cord and traumatic brain injury patients, quickly realized that continuous...
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