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10/13/2011

Health Wonk Review: Unadorned

Health Wonk Review Unadorned edition is posted for this week. Thanks to the Health Affairs Blog for hosting.

TBD Consulting's president, Jonena Relth, has been watching a lively LinkedIn discussion among healthcare executives, and “the one piece of the puzzle I haven’t heard mentioned is that of patients now demanding that their health care be more cost-effective.” One way to make care more cost-effective would be to limit damages in malpractice suits. Read Jonena's entire post: What Can Healthcare Learn from the Business World?

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One way to make care more cost-effective would be to limit damages in malpractice suits. Read Jonena's entire post:

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With apologies to my more creative predecessors as Health Wonk Review hosts, there’s no theme today. (After all, how could one top Alistair Cookie?) I will get right to the great posts in this week’s edition.

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One way to make care more cost-effective would be to limit damages in malpractice suits. Read Jonena's entire post:

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