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Family Caregivers Need to Take Charge
by Jane Glenn Haas
Dr. Alexander K. Smith hopes to provoke a national discussion about being frank with the very elderly about their individual medical prognosis.
In his recent paper on the issue published by the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr, Smith makes a strong case for outlining the future in frank terms – provided the elder wants to hear it.
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Telehealth - Health Delivery Feature not a Market
Plan ahead for when the time comes
Telehealth will become a feature of healthcare delivery, not a market. Analyst firms have to pick a date for ending forecast sizing models. So let’s right away toss out as totally unconvincing any forecasts that specify 2015. Why? For one thing, that it is only three years away and we know that this year is a year of experimentation. This is a year of grants, pilot projects, more startups, more demos, free mobile apps, but very little broad-based commitment within non-vertically integrated health delivery processes that span hospital-rehab-home-family clinician and back.
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What if "One Day" Never Comes?
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Introduction
The license plate on the car in front of me read, "B GR8FUL"
In a last-minute attempt to stop the U.S. from defaulting for the first time ever on its loan obligations, Congress voted this week to increase the country's debt ceiling by at least $2.1 trillion. The deal includes $917 billion in spending cuts over the next 10 years, and the establishment of a congressional committee to reduce the deficit further by $1.5 trillion. Questions remain, however, about what is at stake: Where will these cuts come from? How will social safety nets such as Medicare be affected?
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Last-minute attempt stops U.S. from defaulting
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