Workplace wellness programs—which may include health risk screening, healthy lifestyle, and disease management components—are a big deal. A recent study goes a long way toward reconciling the
By my own assessment, as well as that of some followers on Twitter, Casey Mulligan’s latest post on the Economix blog is not easy to parse.
First the study: Importance Interventions to transform primary care practices into medical homes are increasingly common, but their effectiveness in improving quality and containing costs is
Indiana University School of Medicine has asked me to participate in a Twitter chat on Tuesday, March 4, from 9-10 PM EST. I’ll be taking
Certificate of need (CON) legislation exists in more than two-thirds of the states. Why? What’s it good for? For those not in the know, CON
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