Our most memorable moments, including Oliver Wyman's Inaugural Women in Healthcare Leadership Award.
The center of healthcare's universe is changing from provider-centric to consumer-centric, and CEOs must follow suit.
According to Oliver Wyman’s Consumer Survey of US Healthcare, women are more engaged in their health decisions than men. Healthcare companies must give female consumers the kind of health system they're seeking.
RT @TheHealthSummit: Read about @OliverWyman takeaways from this year’s #TheHealthSummit https://t.co/r8gD3CLUuK #OWHealth @OliverWyman htt…
RT @CarenetHealth: Reading: Defining Healthcare's Workforce for the Future via @OWHealthEditor @mercer @Helen_Leis @schraderchris https:…
RT @annsomerswh: Only 53% of women trust US healthcare in 2019. Problematic for health systems as 94% of working women make #healthcare dec…
RT @CarenetHealth: Important read to guide engagement efforts, especially this: "On a global scale, women trust healthcare less than men, a…
RT @LarryKaiserMD: Some very intriguing reading here. We need to be proactive and not wait. Traditional primary care goes away, and we beco…
New on #OWHealth: @FLBlue CEO, Pat Geraghty, talks with @OliverWyman's @TerryStone92 and @TheHealthSummit's… https://t.co/oaKnObHlVG
Even for those who work in #healthcare, finding a good doctor's hard. Here's how measures of physician appropriaten… https://t.co/Sl2Cq2LJ7S
New on #OWHealth: @CMSGov is changing the primary care payment system. Physicians must prioritize patient-centered,… https://t.co/xbjz0EwpRw
RT @TheHealthSummit: Missed the Summit? Still thinking about the Summit? @OliverWyman has you covered with 10 Memorable Moments from Health…
RT @TV_HIEC_Chair: RT @DeborahLabsOW: @OliverWyman research examines whether consumers are using healthcare’s “new front door”, and if not,…
