Talks that send executives home with a method
Keynotes, board retreats, grand rounds and fellowship didactics. Every talk ends with Bedside Questions the audience can put to their own organization on Monday.
Stop Refilling the Prescription
For twenty years healthcare has treated its symptoms with technology, and none of it came after a diagnosis. A clinical workup of the health system, and why a one-point budget line moves a thirty-four-point burden.
The CMIO You Have on Paper
Name, form and function. The six conditions that separate a working CMIO from a title, a live screen of the room, and five ways to fill the seat.
The AI Formulary
No hospital adds a drug without a formulary. Governing models the way we govern drugs: inventory, local validation, a package insert, and a named person who can stop it.
Bedside Questions for the Boardroom
Twelve questions trustees can ask about technology, each with a factual answer the organization already owns.
Alert Fatigue Is a Patient-Safety Diagnosis
Why the alert library grows and never shrinks, and the retirement rules that give clinicians back their attention.
The Clinical Method, Turned on the Institution
A didactic for informatics fellows and future physician executives. Free to ACGME fellowship programs.
Check a date
Tell me about your audience and your date. I reply personally, usually within one business day.