To Err is Human: A Mother’s Perspective
Featuring Sorrel King, founder of The Josie King Foundation, who lost her eighteen-month old, Josie, because of medical errors
To Err is Human: 15 Years Later
Q&A with Molly Joel Coye, MD, MPH, Chief Innovation Officer of UCLA Health at the University of California, Los Angeles.
To Err is Human: A Father’s Search for the Truth
Featuring John T. James, PhD, former chief toxicologist for a federal agency, who has dedicated his life to patient safety after the loss of his teenage son to medical errors in 2002.
Driving Big Data on the National Stage through Interoperability and Transparency
West Health’s executive leadership drives the conversation on transforming our healthcare system through interoperability and transparency
To Err is Human: Interoperability is Divine
Examining the continued role of interoperability in reducing medical errors
Bringing Healthcare Home
WHI’s Innovator in Residence on Homecare for the Elderly
There’s something in the AirStrip
Bringing mobile monitoring to healthcare
Getting the USA Back on Top
U.S. healthcare ranks last or near last on categories of access, efficiency and equity when compared to 10 other nations
Patient Perspectives: The system is squandering value in medicine
Getting disrupted teaches you a lesson about power dynamics and value.
A Closer Look at Autism’s Cost
Total lifetime costs for someone on the Autism spectrum range from $1.4 to $2.4 million. With 3.5 million people on the spectrum, these expenditures can amount to $236 billion every year.
