Insights
New Entrants
Entrepreneurial health care CEOs are finding inspiration abroad
Academic researchers suggest that innovation from other countries could cut care delivery costs by up to 50 percent. Some CEOs are taking this to heart and employing lessons learned abroad here in the U.S.
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Social Determinants
Health care’s role in improving the local economy: An interview with Carilion Clinic CEO Nancy Howell Agee
Agee discusses how becoming an integrated delivery network set the stage for Carilion’s partnership and initiatives to transform the Roanoke, Virginia region into an innovation corridor.
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Leadership
Allina Health CEO Penny Wheeler on removing inefficiencies within health care
Penny Wheeler says that the 80% of care the health system provides could be “done in other settings.” Here’s how she thinks these inefficiencies can be addressed.
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New Entrants
Is big tech outpacing health care for top talent?
Technology titans are no longer entirely new to health care. Yet now more than ever, CEOs find themselves competing with big tech for personnel. Provider CEOs and recruiters offer advice about attracting talented employees even with fewer resources than large vendors.
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Technology
Health care’s bipartisan religious movement: An interview with Aneesh Chopra
The first U.S. CTO on what has changed since he worked in Washington, what still has not moved fast enough and his career journey.
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Consumerism
The data-driven vision: An interview with ChristianaCare CEO Janice Nevin
Nevin on access, affordability, digital transformation and the organization’s evolution of core values.
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AI & ML
Eric Schmidt and John Doerr discuss the compromise big tech and health care need next
The legendary investor and technologist join David Brailer in a conversation about Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, Microsoft and others’ big potential but challenges to match as the new entrants continue their march into the realm of providers, payers and life sciences.
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Consumerism
Q&A: Steve Klasko
Klasko, President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Thomas Jefferson Health, discusses the biggest risk he ever took, what he learned from former Apple and Pepsi CEO John Sculley, and the new math of health care.
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Leadership
Q&A: David Shulkin
Former VA Secretary discusses public service, lessons he learned at the department, and why he wrote a new book.
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Social Determinants
Outlook on Risk-Sharing for High-Cost, Complex Patients Report
Five percent of health care users represent half the costs, one percent consume a quarter. Players determined to curb health care’s ever-increasing expenses and effectively manage these high-cost, complex patients desperately need a new strategy.
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