Ackerman Consulting

18/09/2018

https://amp-timeinc-net.cdn.ampproject.org/c/amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2018/06/21/free-lyft-rides-cancer-patients

It's part of a Lyft partnership with the American Cancer Society.

17/01/2018

This article presents an interesting perspective on competition and cooperation in an innovative context.

nd shared development has become a superior, more efficient way of working to accelerate innovation capabilities and capacity. Over the last 2 decades, the literature base devoted to coopetition has gradually expanded. However, the field is still in its infancy. The majority of coopetition research�...

12/01/2018

Hmmm this is interesting. I was once told by a person I worked with that they don’t take orders from men very well.

https://www.facebook.com/YouAreHerebyTheAtlantic/videos/159302181376222/

28/10/2017

This is from InnovationManagement.se.

“In summary, then, exnovation is the process of eliminating the unsustainable, irrelevant or unsuitable to constantly improve and renew the innovation process. Have you adopted this practice yet?”

How interested are you in exnovation in Healthcare? I would like to hear from you.

If we take renowned researcher John Seeley Brown’s definition, the very nature of doing business is an act of innovation: that is, innovation is invention—of any form—implemented and taken to market. It’s certainly a concept we like to mull over at IN-PART (it’s what the ‘in’ stands for) and one whi...

08/10/2017

So honored to have been asked to present at Tampa General Hospital for APP week. Presented Sepsis 2017 and Silence: A Never Event. Thank you!

09/09/2017

Critically important to measure quality in telehealth. These are guidelines to do so.

Healthcare Informatics serves as the leading source of information for forward-thinking professionals involved in the planning, development, and implementation of important technological trends that define tomorrow’s healthcare.

06/09/2017

Start now.

”Somebody once told me the definition of hell:

06/09/2017

This is from Harvard Business Review. I need to pay attention to this.

Put Limits on How Much You Use Your Phone

We carry our phones around everywhere, but always being connected has costs: In one survey 82% of people said smartphones have hurt their ability to converse with others and 89% said their devices have resulted in chronic physical pain. It’s important to set boundaries around technology — and you don’t have to go on an all-out “digital detox” to do it. Try small experiments: Leave your phone behind when you go to lunch or take a walk. Set a time limit for how long you’ll scroll through Instagram or Twitter, especially at bedtime. And when the time’s up, put your phone away — not on your bedside table but a short walk away from your bed or even in the other room. Giving yourself these needed breaks away from screens will help you see that you don’t need your phone with you, regardless of how much it may feel that way.

29/08/2017

This is a news feed that I use. I find it very useful. Check it out.

http://www.healthcaredive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5611e135bcb59cd21e47933b

Topics covered: interoperability, artificial intelligence, digital health, EHRs, cybersecurity, vendor activity and telehealth.

16/07/2017

I really like this disruptive innovation in regards to the healthcare system.
https://www.brookings.edu/opinions/its-time-to-disrupt-the-existing-hospital-business-model/

Stuart M. Butler argues that hospitals can serve communities better by focusing more on the "social determinants" of health.