Showing posts with label disruption and change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disruption and change. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Friday, January 02, 2015
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Disruption no more?
Worn
Smooth
Like a jagged rock thrown into a flowing stream,
the church once “troubled the waters.” Now, however, it seems as if the church
has slowly, often imperceptibly been worn so smooth by the culture that it no
longer creates any disturbance at all.
Source: The Word
on the Street
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Solutions and Self-Interest
So, what if everyone in the nation enrolled in Medicare? How would that work?
Typically, when someone asks a question like that, immediately naysayers begin to push back, calling the idea absurd and/or cost prohibitive. Or, people laugh and walk away. Data flies around. Conversations turn tense.
Today, I'm wondering why.
The nation faces a health care crisis both in terms of cost and public health outcomes.
Growing numbers of people believe the solution is not that complex to imagine.
The problem revolves around the existing self-interests of powerful groups. This reality produced the compromise response that is the unwieldy Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as "Obama Care."
But, honestly, there is a better way. A way to further curb expenses, as well as a way toward much improved public health results.
Read on!
Typically, when someone asks a question like that, immediately naysayers begin to push back, calling the idea absurd and/or cost prohibitive. Or, people laugh and walk away. Data flies around. Conversations turn tense.
Today, I'm wondering why.
The nation faces a health care crisis both in terms of cost and public health outcomes.
Growing numbers of people believe the solution is not that complex to imagine.
The problem revolves around the existing self-interests of powerful groups. This reality produced the compromise response that is the unwieldy Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as "Obama Care."
But, honestly, there is a better way. A way to further curb expenses, as well as a way toward much improved public health results.
Read on!
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
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