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2014 Metrics Based Managing As "Cause & Effect"
The challenge is to avoid becoming captive to our data. The strategy and process will yield the date it was designed to yield. What it the landscape changes? This has been a problem in warfare - why did the British wear "Red Coats" - I guess because in those days the foes agreed to wear distinguishing colors to avoid "friendly-fire."
In healthcare there seems to be a correlation between stress and heart attacks. Mondays are a popular day for heart attacks because there is also an apparent correlation between work and stress. For most of the 20th century there were more men working in high stress jobs than woman - might the data we have be biased towards heart attacks in men. Is it fair to extrapolate this date for women?
Similarly - and perhaps more easily - with education - new technologies are emerging and new ways to access information and perform work are emerging. How can we be assured that data collected and analyzed a year ago (or more) is still effective?
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2015 Centene's Washington Subsidiary Wins Statewide Apple Health Foster ...
I am intrigued by the focus of healthcare on well-defined segments (based on payment source and demographic) and the tendency to outsource these segments to for-profit entities. Prison populations, people who have aged-out of Foster Care, elderly and behavioral health. Perhaps it is coincidence but these seem to be "safety-net" segments unable to afford their own care and perhaps without access to insurance - and for whom failure to receive care would have impact to society beyond the humanistic concerns - important as they are.
We see this in education (for example- children with dyslexia) and it appears to have positive impact.
Does it have relevance in the workplace? Can it be applied without stigmatizing the population being served?
How much of what we learn about management for example is a result of what we learned from:
1. Our parents
2. Our churches
3. Our formal education
Are there any statistics that correlate results to our backgrounds? Would it be useful to focus on this?
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2016 To Hit The ‘Triple Aim’, You Need The ‘Quadruple Aim’
We have the Kirkpatrick model which provides four things to "aim" at for the learner?
Are there four aims for the provider? Are they well-integrated with the four for the learner?
This seems obvious - so perhaps the challenge is on how to integrate these versus considering them as separate targets? Or perhaps - doing them vs. simply talking and planning about them? Where have you experienced success with the "quadruple-aim?" What sustainable changes have you made or will you make to assure all "four" (eight) outcomes - every time?
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2017 The On-Demand, Direct-To-Consumer Online Therapy Market – A Glimpse
Perhaps in the future an "Uber or Lyft" mindset will merge with "Tele-learning?" What value would this create - for whom? What challenges? This is what LiveMocha implemented - where did that go? - why?
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2018 HIE 3.0?
Do you want the various healthcare providers that you use to be able to share information for your benefit?
Do you want this to be done independent of your current employer?
How much of your healthcare history would be beneficial to be shared?
Do you want the various learning providers that you use to be able to share information for your benefit?
Do you want this to be done independent of your current employer?
How much of your learning history would be beneficial to be shared?
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2019 Hawaii Medicaid Rebids QUEST Integrated Managed Care Contracts
Integrated, risk-based, managed....
How does this relate to education?
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2020 Oklahoma Preparing To Move To Medicaid Managed Care, RFP Slated For...
What changes would improve the RFP process for the provider, purchaser, and learner?
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2021 Do You Have The Data? Can You “Adapt?”
What comes first the data or the decision?
When confronted with data that does not appeal to you - are you more likely to adapt, challenge the data, or seek alternate data?
What do we do if adaptation is not possible?
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2022 Three Keys To Margin Turnaround
How important is the existence of "margin" to your ability to be successful?
How much control regarding margin do you have?
How much control do you wish to have?
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2023 How To Use Scenario-Based Strategic Planning: Preparing For More Th...
How do you plan for the future?
How do you prevent your biases from leading to your failure?
How do you use your experience to guide your success?
Is it possible or desirable to avoid contradictions when faced with a paradox?
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