Interviews and Literature Reviews
literature review: Redefining Health Care: Creating Value-Based Competition on Results
By Michael E. Porter and Elizabeth Olmsted Teisberg
506 pp. Boston,
Harvard Business School Press, 2006
The US healthcare system is tremendously complex in magnitude with delivery models fraught with high costs and variable outcomes. Under the current system of incentives, costs continue to escalate due to variation in care, and fragmentation of services. Many patients living with complex conditions are faced with an immensely intricate system and, at the end of the day, unmet needs.
Current Issue: Special Issues on Applied Behavioral Analysis
Special Issues on Applied Behavioral Analysis
(Vol. 13, Issue 2)
Guest edited by Jeff Kupfer, PhD, and Randall D. Buzan, MD, the current issue of BIP focuses on applied behavioral analysis.
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Brain Injury News
Below are links to timely information of general interest to brain injury professionals.
Local Concussion Study Publishes More Promising Results
Best and Worst in Health and Healthcare – May 2017
BCH Plans to Partner with Ernest Health on Rehab Hospital in Lafayette
Giving Birth Multiple Times Has Impact on Stroke Recovery, Study Shows
Does Brain Training Really Work or is It Just the Placebo Effect?
Quick Cooling Thermosuit May Prevent Brain Damage in Stroke Patients
Timing of PEG Placement Related to Mortality In Traumatic Brain Injury