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Hoshin and S.M.A.R.T. goals; What incentivizes Medical Schools; A CIO that embraces Web2.0 (I approve)

February 21st, 2008 | Popularity: 47%

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February 18th through February 19th:

Graffletopia – Nice set of stencils for Mac users of diagramming software
Lean Manufacturing Blog, Kaizen Articles and Advice | Gemba Panta Rei – Primer on Hoshin and SMART goals
Life as a Healthcare CIO: Rapid Application Development with Facebook – Looking at innovative consumer technologies as an opportunity in the CIO role is a great thing. I’m a fan.
Hooked: Ethics, Medicine, and Pharma: Institutional Conflicts of Interest Policies: Some Assembly Required – This tracks back to medical schools’ support of community health…
Health Care Renewal: Medical Schools to Faculty: “Show Me the Money” – The contribution of medical education to fostering patient centered care is challenged by the current system.

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History of Airline Marketing; Going Pharma-free for CME; Closed-Journal Publishing

February 21st, 2008 | Popularity: 43%

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February 15th through February 16th:

The first few links are from the history of diversity in various industries’ and their impact on quality, affordability, and safety.

“Fly Me” – TIME – National Airlines pleads innocence in 1971 to the “Fly Me” campaign despite flight attendant protests.
Classic TV Commercial Jingles: Braniff presents “The Air Strip” – A commercial dubbed “outrageously sexist” for its portrayal of flight attendants.
Coffee, Tea or Tails? – TIME – Article from 1974 about Continental’s “We Move our Tails For You” ad campaign
Health Care Renewal: GE: We Bring More Conflicts (of Interest) to Light – An example of a purchaser that struggles with supporting an affordable care system, and supporting an un-affordable care system at the same time.
No Pharma Funding | When Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City stopped accepting commercial support for its continuing medical education activities last January, many at the institution had their doubts that the program would survive – CME without industry support is possible. I would tend to favor events that are less fancy and have less bias.
apophenia: open-access is the future: boycott locked-down academic journals – A more assertive argument around locked down journals.
Running a hospital: You can take your $15 fee and … ! – I wonder how relevant peer review is in general. I am going to start a tag cloud on this and keep track.

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