Healthcare ‘quality’ is broken. Here’s how to fix it. – The Health Care Blog
By OWEN TRIPP For decades, quality in healthcare has been defined on industry terms — not people’s terms. New technology...
By OWEN TRIPP For decades, quality in healthcare has been defined on industry terms — not people’s terms. New technology...
Across Africa, social innovators are tackling some of the continent’s most pressing challenges, from food insecurity and youth unemployment to...
By KIM BELLARD A New York Times interview with Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D – Mass) by Bret Stephens caught my...
Silos and fragmentation have slowed progress in inclusive finance for too long, though not for lack of commitment or creativity....
Leeza Osipenko Ekaterina Cleary Julie Egginton By JULIE EGGINGTON, EKATERINA CLEARY & LEEZA OSIPENKO When CMS issued its Request for...
Africa’s energy access debate is evolving, as the conversation moves beyond the need to increase the number of electricity connections...
By MIKE MAGEE In its final summary of the landmark paper in Nature this past month, the authors led with...
Decades of working in development finance have shown me that the hardest problems often hide in plain sight. The “Valley...
Health Policy May 1, 2026 Tuesday, May 5 | 8-9 pm ET, 5-6 pm PT Protecting Healthcare and Our Democracy: A...
This is a transcript of my HIMSS interview with Bevey Miner, EVP Healthcare Strategy & Policy at Consensus Cloud Solutions....