Monthly Archives: October 2011

Innovation. Convergence. Data Transparency.

Posted on October 17, 2011 by Brandon

Innovation.   Convergence.  Data Transparency. Two articles caught my eye in the last couple of days.  One from the Washington Postand the other from a blog posting.  The first dealt with the need for data transparency and the second with convergence.  … Continue reading →

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The Death of a Hospital and Its Survivors

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Brandon

Winona Memorial Hospital.  1956 – 2012. Winona Memorial Hospital died on 10 October as demolition began.  Vacant for seven years, the deceased was a short-term care facility with 317 licensed beds.  The cause of death was reported in a statement … Continue reading →

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One Week. Fifty Years. It could be coincidence; but, I think not.

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Brandon

It could be a coincidence.  It could be Karma.  It could be in the stars.  Seven days, fifty years — the first week of October saw the collision of vision, leadership, magic, and events that have shaped the world.  1 … Continue reading →

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Transformational Strategic Planning: Using Business Analytic Technology

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Brandon

Increasing the number of consumers accessing a clinical service, program, health plan, or healthcare service is growth.  Profitable growth is derived from understanding the market – key drivers, trends, future forecasts, and revenue stream.  Resource allocation is guided by the … Continue reading →

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