Using ‘Social Prescribing’ to Improve Mental Health
What is social prescribing and how can it be used to improve patient outcomes? We examine the evidence here.
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10 Things Every Child With Autism Wants You to Know
Maja Toudal, a leading voice in autism advocacy, discusses the most important ways you can support children with autism spectrum disorder.
Practices Are Getting Bigger: What Does this Mean for Doctors and Patients?
Discover the pros and cons of larger medical practices, as well as how they affect those in healthcare.
Why Calling Addiction a ‘Brain Disease’ Does More Harm Than Good
Addiction is often considered a ‘brain disease’ by medical experts, but actually requires a more complex approach to care. Dr. Sally Satel explains why.
Australian Allergy Centre: Shared-Care Allergy Training for Clinics
Dr. Suzan Bekir discusses the increase in allergy issues for Australians and how the Australian Allergy Centre is training GPs to better care for patients.
A Connection Between Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Mitochondria
Dr. Sarah Myhill discusses the connection between Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and mitochondria and how this knowledge helps patients get better health outcomes.
Part 3: Intermountain’s 4 Step Strategy to Improve Patient Outcomes and Reduce Costs
This is the third part in our Intermountain Healthcare series. We look at their Moneyball approach to improving care and reducing costs.
Part 2: The Man Who Saved 2,000 Lives a Year and Reduced Hospital Costs By Hundreds of Millions
A Conversation with Dr. Brent James This is Part 2 of a 3 part series. Recap: In Part 1 we met Edward
Part 1: What Japan’s Post-WWII Economic Boom Can Teach Us About Good Healthcare
Edward Deming’s Radical Theory This is Part 1 of a 3 part series. In this series, we tell the story of
