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- 2009929103 abstract "Does the U.S. healthcare system need a do not resuscitate order? If you watch TV, surf the Web, ask your neighbor or even your doctor you might think our healthcare system is among the worst in the world. Jeff Margolis, a nationally recognized healthcare and systems expert, thinks otherwise. As founder and CEO of The TriZetto Group, Inc., a healthcare information technology company that helps link benefits to care for more than 100 million Americans today, as a former healthcare executive with responsibility for overseeing information technology at health plans, hospitals, physician practices and pharmacies and as a healthcare consumer living with a severe chronic illness Jeff offers a unique look at the U.S. healthcare system as a system. Drawing on examples from many industries and using language that is accessible to the typical healthcare consumer, those working in the healthcare industry and healthcare policymakers, Jeff describes his vision for Integrated Healthcare Management an approach that combines systematically designed information technology and processes to drive new types of behaviors that can cure the ailing U.S. healthcare system. The Information Cure is practical because it builds upon our healthcare model today and describes specific steps to create the system of tomorrow affordably and sustainably. Jeff explains how health plans, health professionals, and consumers will all need to participate actively in the solution. If they do, the U.S. healthcare system will truly be on the brink of success.".
- 2009929103 contributor B11726301.
- 2009929103 created "c2009.".
- 2009929103 date "2009".
- 2009929103 date "c2009.".
- 2009929103 dateCopyrighted "c2009.".
- 2009929103 description "Does the U.S. healthcare system need a do not resuscitate order? If you watch TV, surf the Web, ask your neighbor or even your doctor you might think our healthcare system is among the worst in the world. Jeff Margolis, a nationally recognized healthcare and systems expert, thinks otherwise. As founder and CEO of The TriZetto Group, Inc., a healthcare information technology company that helps link benefits to care for more than 100 million Americans today, as a former healthcare executive with responsibility for overseeing information technology at health plans, hospitals, physician practices and pharmacies and as a healthcare consumer living with a severe chronic illness Jeff offers a unique look at the U.S. healthcare system as a system. Drawing on examples from many industries and using language that is accessible to the typical healthcare consumer, those working in the healthcare industry and healthcare policymakers, Jeff describes his vision for Integrated Healthcare Management an approach that combines systematically designed information technology and processes to drive new types of behaviors that can cure the ailing U.S. healthcare system. The Information Cure is practical because it builds upon our healthcare model today and describes specific steps to create the system of tomorrow affordably and sustainably. Jeff explains how health plans, health professionals, and consumers will all need to participate actively in the solution. If they do, the U.S. healthcare system will truly be on the brink of success.".
- 2009929103 extent "156 p. :".
- 2009929103 identifier "9781607433910".
- 2009929103 issued "2009".
- 2009929103 issued "c2009.".
- 2009929103 language "eng".
- 2009929103 publisher "Newport Beach, CA : TriZetto Group, Inc.,".
- 2009929103 subject "Continuum of care.".
- 2009929103 subject "Managed care plans (Medical care)".
- 2009929103 subject "RA413 .M288 2009".
- 2009929103 title "The information cure : solving the healthcare crisis systematically through integrated healthcare management / Jeff Margolis.".
- 2009929103 type "text".