Though millions of people gained health coverage this year as a result of the Affordable Care Act, millions more remain unaware of their options or have no interest in getting insured, a new survey has found.
Half of Americans think expensive medical care is better. They’re wrong. – Vox.
One of the common arguments against mandating or providing upfront prices for medical tests and procedures is that American patients are not very skilled consumers of health care and will assume high prices mean high quality.
Adventures in ‘Prior Authorization’ – NYTimes.com.
The Value of Customer Experience, Quantified Intuitively, most people recognize the value of a great customer experience. Brands that deliver them are ones that we want to interact with as customers — that we become loyal to, and that we recommend to our friends and family. But as executives...
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Doctor Payments, and the Use of Specialists – NYTimes.com.
A Health Trade-Off That’s Here to Stay: Lower Cost, Limited Choice – NYTimes.com.
Going The Distance With A Smart Shoe Made In India | TechCrunch.
Larry Keeley, co-founder of strategic consulting firm Doblin, professor at Kellogg School of Management and the author of “Ten Types of Innovation,” describes the myths of innovation, including the notion that most innovation comes from small companies rather than from the big corporations who have...