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From the Editor – Issue 76

Al Erisman covers the content of Issue 76 in Ethix

New Questions on the Impact of Technology

How might we, and our businesses, need to change to embrace the positives from technology without being overwhelmed by the downsides?

From the Editor – Issue 74

Al Erisman outlines Issue 74 contributors to the continuing dialogue on health care and offers a look at future Conversations covering the telecommunications and movie industries..

Technology and Market Incentives

Why is it so difficult to bring new technology to health care? One of the reasons is economic. To argue this case, Al Erisman looks at two other industries where technology brings great advantage, and look at the underlying economic model governing this deployment.

Dr. Jonathan Perlin: From Sick Care to Health Care

Jonathan Perlin, chief medical officer for the HCA health care system in Nashville, shares his passion for improving health care through better outcomes and lower costs — to move beyond sick care to a true health care system. More than ideas, they are things he did while CEO of the Veterans Health Administration.

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From the Editor – Issue 73

Al Erisman outlines the content of issue 73 featuring Dr. Robert Wachter and Dr. Gary Kaplan.

Dr. Gary S. Kaplan: Determined Steps to Transformation

Virginia Mason Medical Center is one of two Top Hospitals of the Decade, according to The Leapfrog Group. In this second complete Conversation for Ethix’s look at health care, CEO Gary Kaplan discusses new ways for health care delivery.

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From the Editor – Issue 72

Al Erisman outlines discussions on the issues of entrepreneurship and unemployment in his conversations with Guy Kawasaki and Collin Timms.

Product Ideas for the Entrepreneur

Suppose you have decided that the job market is tough, and you want to start your own business. There is More»

From the Editor – Issue 71

Al Erisman outlines the content for the current issue…