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Angelina and Abercrombie: connecting the dots for healthy body image

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Sat, May 18 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Social Media, Health Populi, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Breast Cancer, Cancer, ovarian cancer, New York Times, Marketing, Health care & health policy, mastectomy, Genes & genomics, Women's Issues, BRCA1, advertisement, Angelina Jolie, Abercrombie & Fitch, body image, Mike Jeffries
Personalized and Relevant Messages are Key to Successful Patient Engagement

Guest Post From The President of TeleVox Software It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that we live in a society yearning for instant gratification. We expect to get information in the blink of an eye, the answers we need within minutes and material goods delivered prior to the date that was promised...

Posted to News by Enabling Healthy Decisions on Sat, May 18 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Healthcare, Guest Post, Marketing
A Surgical Horror Story: Patients Beware

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Sun, May 12 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Patient Safety, Health Care Quality, People in healthcare, Doctor-patient relationship, Health care professionals, New York Times, Medical devices, Technology in healthcare, Marketing, Payment, Health care & health policy, Tom Emerick, medical errors, Hysterectomy, Medical Ethics, Cracking Health Costs, robotic surgery
There Is No “I” in Team, But There Is In “Win”

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Mon, May 6 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Entrepreneurs, Management, Leadership, People in healthcare, Rock Health, Marketing, Innovation/innovative companies, Payment, Healthbox, Lisa Suennen, Venture Valkyrie, awareness, teamwork, accelerator, Humor, communication skills, stress relief, accountability, adaptability, honesty, MBA, angel investors, start-ups, venture capitalists, perserverance, executive function, ego
A Soda A Day Keeps Your Lifespan Away

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Tue, Apr 30 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Public Health, Medical research, People in healthcare, gun control, Marketing, New York City, Innovation/innovative companies, Type 2 diabetes, corporate personhood, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Diabetes & metabolic syndrome, stroke, Lisa Suennen, Venture Valkyrie, marketing research, Cardiovascular, health outcomes, Bloomberg, Corporate Health and Wellness, health care costs, government regulation, soda pop, patient accountability, media coverage, diabetes epidemic, portions, government intervention, corporations, heart attack risk, coca cola
Pink ribbons don’t cure breast cancer

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Thu, Apr 25 2013
Filed under: Filed under: Patient Safety, Breast Cancer, Mammogram, Medical research, People in healthcare, Cancer, Health care professionals, New York Times, Marketing, early detection, Common Sense Family Doctor, Kenny Lin, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Medical Ethics, Women's Issues, biomedical research, cancer awareness month, cancer screening, unnecessary services, corporate intrusion into science, Overtreated, health care policy, fund-raising
It’s WW III and Big Brains are Working on Small Things

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Sun, Apr 21 2013
Filed under: Filed under: ONC, accountable care organizations, Revenue Cycle Management, ACOs, Social Media, HHS, People in healthcare, prevention, Health care professionals, Budget, Inflation, Technology in healthcare, Marketing, Payment, big data, Forbes, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Esther Dyson, Change Management, Dave Chase, Meaningful Use Stage 2, population health, Iora Health, health outcomes, behavior change, Medical Ethics, TED talk, pay for performance, health care costs, health care business model, fee-for-service reimbursement, behavioral science, Wall Street, paradigm shift, value in health care, health care economics, Blue Button Plus, unnecessary medical testing, Adrian Gropper MD, Financial Engineering, Rushika Fernandopulle
Intuitively obvious?

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Fri, Dec 21 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Patient Safety, People in healthcare, Technology in healthcare, Marketing, Medical Ethics, medical malpractice, health care technology, lawsuits, advertisement
The cost of Obamacare – 14 cents per pizza…

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Sat, Nov 17 2012
Filed under: Filed under: PPACA, Politics, uninsured, Marketing, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Obamacare, Change Management, employers and health insurance, Joe Paduda, federal poverty line, subsidies, Tax and health reform, Managed Care Matters
Americans’ top financial concerns are money for retirement and health care

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Wed, Nov 7 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Mental health, Health Populi, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, People in healthcare, Financial crisis, Public policy, Marketing, Payment, Investment, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, President Obama, DIY Healthcare, RETAIL HEALTH, HEALTH ECONOMICS, health care costs, fiscal accountability, retirement, down economy, presidential politics, banks, increased spending
We Are the 51%!

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Sat, Sep 22 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Survey, Physicians, FDA, Innovation, PPACA, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, investors, Recession, venture capital, Technology in healthcare, Marketing, Innovation/innovative companies, Singularity University, value, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Psychology & behavior, Lisa Suennen, Venture Valkyrie, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, empowered patients, limited reimbursement, New Ventures, Amy Belt, clinical improvements, "caring" roles, changing health environment, career advancement, Medtech Women, Concentric Medical, "old boys' club", "Usual Suspects Syndrome", mentors, Kimberly J. Popovits, coaches, Medtech Vision Conference, Auxogyn, Genomic Health, policymakers, "unusual suspects", FDA approval process, female leaders, healthcare services sector, lack of access to the network, Sandy Millere, Viveve, medtech tax, fresh voices and messages, female executives, self-worth, Patricia Scheller, actively self-advocate, successful women in medtech, self-confidence, Eric Hoffer, higher costs, Amylin Pharmaceuticals, mentorship, Ginger Graham, technology adoption, networking, Stacy Enxing Seng, ImmuneTech, Lisa Elkins, Maria Sainz, fewer job opportunities, Lissa Goldstein, Covidien Ventures, Covidien Vascular, business leaders
Creating Stories That Matter to Patients and Providers

Posted to News by The Doctor Weighs In on Mon, Sep 17 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Communication, Medical Education, People in healthcare, Marketing, Innovation/innovative companies, anxiety, Health care & health policy, patient -centered care, awareness, Creativity, narrative medicine, TED talk, Educate the Young, Tracy Granzyk, political, mythological, panic, Shekhar Kapur, Ryan Biggs, plot line, Aesop's fable, seeking harmony, self expression, Mr. India, Elizabeth, psychological, A Quirky Experiment Proves the Value of Story Driven Content, message map, truth, setting aside the mind, Jonathan Gottschall, immersion in chaos, stories we tell, storytelling, The Storytelling Animal: How Stories Make Us Human, narrative in medicine, The Power of Storytelling in Medicine, subtext, wisdom, cate blanchett
Are you in the Right Club or the Blight Club? Three missteps to avoid in digital and face-to-face healthcare settings

If you are lucky enough to work in healthcare in whatever capacity, you have been given a unique opportunity to play a part in delivering on your employer’s promise to improve human health and quality of life. Let your intrapreneurial spirit thrive, but remember: it’s not about you. There...

Posted to News by STweM on Thu, Aug 16 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Pharma, Conferences, klout, peerindex, Marketing, kred, digital
New Translucent Digital Signage Designed for Vending Machines

The company STRATACACHE is known for its high-performance digital signage, content distribution, and enterprise video acceleration technologies. And they’ve recently introduced a new translucent digital signage product – PrimaSee Vending. The new product made its grand entrance in the vending business...

Posted to News by AVTEQ Blog on Tue, Jun 12 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Innovation, Marketing, Digital Signage, digital signage products, Signage, Technology/Internet, Business/Finance, digital signage advertising, Digital signage technology, digital technology, digital signage solutions, Marketing content, POS marketing, outdoor advertising, Stratacache, Snickers, translucent digital signage product, enterprise video acceleration technologies, PrimaSee, vending machine
New Study Suggests In-Store Signage Has Influence Over Shoppers

It’s certainly not uncommon for people to make a shopping list before they head to the store. Sometimes it’s so they don’t forget anything; other times it’s so they only buy what they need. According to new research on consumer behavior, however, 9 out of 10 shoppers will still buy items not on their...

Posted to News by AVTEQ Blog on Tue, May 29 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Research, Market research, Marketing, Sales, Digital Signage, digital signage products, Consumer behaviour, Signage, Technology/Internet, Business/Finance, digital signage advertising, digital signage software, excellent digital signage solution, Digital signage technology, digital technology, digital A/V technology, digital signage solutions, consumer behavior, in-store marketing

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