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Gaming Healthcare (a new way), Part II

Casual Connect Seattle 2010: An analysis of issues impacting health gaming and the promise of the space.

iPad Takes Off

Thoughts on how the iPad can drive innovation and (almost importantly) adoption in healthcare IT.

Operations Waste (or “Our billing system is older than Jay Leno’s brand of late night comedy.”)

This is the third in a three part overview of major contributors to “wasteful” health care spending in the US (estimated to be in the ballpark of $1 trillion annually). This article cues up in-depth discussions to come regarding issues that result from poor back-end operations supporting the health care system.

Clinical Waste (or “I went ahead and threw rust proofing in with that physical”)

This is the second in a three part overview of the major contributors to “wasteful” healthcare spending in the US (estimated to be in the ballpark of $1 trillion annually). This installment cues up more in-depth discussions to come regarding complications which spring from poor decisions and policies at the time of treating disease (i.e., defensive medicine to avoid medical prosecution, medical errors, preventable readmissions, etc.).

Behavioral Waste (or “Put out the cigarette, tubby”)

This is the first part of a three part overview of the major contributors to “wasteful” healthcare spending in the US (estimated to be in the ballpark of $1 trillion annually). This installment cues up more in-depth discussions to come regarding complications which spring from poor patient decision-making (i.e., smoking, unhealthy nutrition, failure to stick to prescription drug regimens, and alcohol abuse).

Animals are much cooler than you

An overview of some of the more overlooked animal traits, and how they can lead to a better appreciation for other species (as well as great entertainment).

Can Flying Ever Be Made People-Friendly?

We discuss the horror of modern day air travel and planned or hypothetical improvements.

Amusement Parks: Making a Mockery of Evolutionary Traits

A discussion of how applying life sciences can make amusement parks more fun.