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.
New on #OWHealth: Navvis @NavvisPopHealth and Hawaii Medical Service Association @AskHMSA have designed a system en… https://t.co/3ed9z8Ab2X
RT @NBGHemployers: From continuing the status quo to triumphing in innovation, how will trends in health care transformation impact health…
RT @jacqueline_says: #Hawaii. A vacation destination known for its vibrant beaches, world-class surfing, and now a population #health #part…
Yesterday, @OliverWyman's Sam Glick @SamOnHealth participated in a panel discussion held by the American Hospital A… https://t.co/prcJeJcEh7
RT @ahahospitals: Huge thanks to Dr. Michael Howell from @Google, Sam Glick from @OliverWyman and @AtlanticHealth President and CEO and AH…
"Nearly 60% of counties lack licensed #MentalHealth clinicians. Regarding claims data, only 4% of dollars are spent… https://t.co/fDd4zLHuVD
When asked why #Google is getting in to #healthcare, our answer is "We want to help.” We're trying to use #AI and… https://t.co/PNru1td40T
.@OliverWyman's Sam Glick @SamOnHealth discusses the impact of technologies like #AI and #telemedicine that drive i… https://t.co/4dlUnpMsYF
RT @ahahospitals: Sam Glick @OliverWyman discussing optimism in health care and allowing technology to provide value on how we provide acce…
RT @SamOnHealth: Elliot Joseph from @HartfordHealthC says we should eliminate the word “discharge” industry-wide. Care is continuous and l…
