The above title can be re-framed as: How to always be working on the hottest themes throughout your life?
Warning: this is an exercise in trying to convey a seemingly abstract concept in completely abstract terms.
I happened to be in a meeting recently where panelists with a variety of backgrounds were discussing a red hot emerging theme – across the spectrum: from research until creating markets that don’t currently exist. Continue reading Adaptive social fitness – in all its abstractness
Do you know one of the advantages of being an engineer turned biotechnologist turned entrepreneur/capitalist? You can write a blog like the one below.
A few months ago, I was in an event that discussed approaches and challenges in tackling Ebola, organized by the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge.
This post is a complement and response to the post by Michael Greeley entitled ‘Bet the Jockey…Bet the Horse…and Bet the Track’ (hyperlinked).
Michael Greeley is one of the nicest people I have met in the investment sector. The above well-written blog post is a ‘must read’. Continue reading Leading Healthcare to a Better and Sustainable Future
In the recent nine months we have been reading about the impact of sequestration on various aspects of life – from defense spending to basic biomedical research. Some articles highlight dramatic consequences. I write this from the region of the USA (Boston/Cambridge area) that attracts the most amount of research funding from governmental sources per capita.
Continue reading Why I am indifferent to the effects of sequestration on research funding
Healthcare is undergoing a major overhaul. The costs are ballooning and we are resorting to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), remote monitoring and care, quantified-self enabled by smartphones, wearable devices, etc. to gain better understanding of cost control and sources of wasted resources. This post refers specifically to changes happening in the USA.
With the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), another major change that will likely be the norm in the near future are ACOs – Accountable Care Organizations , also called pay-for-performance (P4P) in broader contexts. I will use ACO and P4P interchangeably for this post. Continue reading A steady state to avoid while adopting Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) in healthcare
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