Harvard business review on fixing health care from inside & out.

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Author:

Harvard Business School.

ISBN:

9781422162583

Publication Information:

Boston, Mass. : Harvard Business Review Press, c2011.

Physical Description:

p. ; cm.

Series:

Harvard business review paperback series

Harvard business review paperback series.

Contents:

Turning doctors into leaders / by Thomas H. Lee -- Health care needs a new kind of hero / by Gardiner Morse -- Fixing health care on the front lines / by Richard M.J. Bohmer -- Fixing health care from the inside, today / by Steven J. Spear -- Kaiser Permanente's innovation on the front lines / by Lew McCreary -- Why innovation in health care is so hard / by Regina E. Herzlinger -- Will disruptive innovations cure health care? / by Clayton M. Christensen, Richard M.J. Bohmer, and John Kenagy -- Saving money, saving lives / by Jon Meliones -- Rebuilding the R&D engine in big pharma / by Jean-Pierre Garnier -- Community relations 2.0 / by Gerald C. Kane ... [et al.].

Subject Term:

Medical care -- United States.

Health care reform -- United States.

Delivery of Health Care -- trends -- United States.

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Harvard Business School.

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Harvard business review.

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Summary

How can management cure health care's ills?

If you need the best practices and ideas for transforming health care--but don't have time to find them--this book is for you. Here are 10 inspiring and useful perspectives, all in one place.

The HBR articles in this collection propose several remedies:

- Organizing doctors into teams

- Focusing incentives on patients' recovery

- Saving lives and dollars by designing clearer work processes

- Sharing knowledge through industry networks

- Knocking down barriers to innovation in funding, policy,

and technology

- Treating common ailments with simpler interventions

- Bridging the divide between clinicians and administrators

- Ramping up R&D productivity by returning power to scientists