Most of this piece is well known to our readers, though there are some interesting twists about patient adherence [MORE]
SWOT Chart for Medical Devices
The 2.3% excise tax on medical devices, to begin in January 2013, has that industry [MORE]
It wasn’t long ago that American healthcare was touted as the best in the world. That was then; this [MORE]
Everyone knows that someone pays for healthcare, whether it’s the government, an insurer, an individual, or the provider. But it [MORE]
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has reported that 1% of healthcare consumers account for 22% of the [MORE]
Emergency Visit
In one year, 2008 to 2009, emergency room visits in the US rose from 128.m to 136m-the largest [MORE]
One implication of healthcare reform is that not-for-profit “community hospitals” will demonstrate a greater mission role by keeping people [MORE]
Hair Washing Robot
Today’s children, who have grown up with “Transformer” toys and videos about robots, may be conditioned to [MORE]
A story in the Camberra (Australia) Times cites a study Deloitte conducted which showed that nurses and doctors doing [MORE]
Healthcare spending in the US now stands at 5.6% of total GDP; the Congressional Budget Office forecasts that rising to [MORE]
Accounting consultants KPMG reported last month that the actual cost of a full-time RN was 176% of the base [MORE]
Real time location systems continue to save costs in supply chain management for hospitals where ever they are installed. [MORE]
Groupon, Foursquare, Scoutmob and Living Social are among a growing number of social media services that market health care [MORE]
Mood Monitoring
This piece isn’t about monitoring patients’ health, but detecting nuances of language, reflecting buyers’ moods, could be a [MORE]