Best Practices in Communicating Clinical Trial Results Surveyed
(Best Practices LLC: Chapel Hill, North Carolina) -- The research findings in a recent report from Best Practices LLC are the culmination o
IBM and the SOA Strategy
(IBM: Armonk, New York) -- Through the use of service oriented architecture (SOA), health care providers, clinics, and hospitals are set to improve
Spending More and Getting Less
(AHRQ: Rockville, Maryland) -- According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s (AHRQ) 2007 National Healthcare Quality Report an
Baby Boomers Could Swamp U.S. Health Care by 2017
(Tefen USA: New York) -- The imminent surge of more than 70 million aging baby boomers could overwhelm the U.S.
Lean Culture at Cardinal Division
Cardinal Health Alaris Products, which makes pumps and disposables used during infusions, was in critical shape in the late 1990s and needed to address improvement on all fronts.
Scholarships for Project Management Students
(Project Management Institute: Newtown Square, Pennsylvania) -- Students pursing a university-level degree in project management o
Survey Shows More Than Half of U.S. Organizations Have Engaged with ITIL
(Dimension Data: New York) -- Fifty-nine percent of U.S.
Almost Half of U.S. Change Initiatives Are Failing to Meet Goals
(Pivotal Resources: Walnut Creek, California) -- At a time when rapid change is affecting nearly every industry, and the ability to adapt is bu
Demystifying Design of Experiments
Few process improvement topics generate more questions or may be least understood than design of experiments (DOE).
The Lost Art of Shutting Up
It’s an election year in the United States, and if there ever was a need for clarity in communication, it’s now.