Archive for March, 2012
We all want to change the world…right here at CAMLS
March 30, 2012 / UncategorizedWelcome to the revolution. The revolution is about physicians, nurses and all kinds of health professionals getting together and deciding to transform healthcare instead of waiting for somebody els
CAMLS takes flight — with a pilot from the Hudson
March 30, 2012 / UncategorizedWe had the privilege to host a real American hero at the grand opening of CAMLS today – although Capt. Jeff Skiles will tell you he’s anything but. Capt. Skiles was the co-pilot of US Airways F
A new day, a new page for transforming healthcare
March 30, 2012 / UncategorizedToday marks a watershed moment at USF Health: the grand opening of the Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation. Last night, Mayor Bob Buckhorn called this a “transformative moment for
CAMLS contributes to economic and medical health
March 29, 2012 / UncategorizedWe look first at how USF Health can transform health education and training -- and I’m proud that we’ll be showing off that potential Friday at the grand opening of the Center for Advanced Medical
A gifted teacher’s influence means better care for many patients
March 21, 2012 / UncategorizedDr. Michael Flannery got some well-deserved recognition this week in the Tampa Bay Times. I know that we all wish that he was getting that recognition without the ALS diagnosis that came along with it
New partners in transforming healthcare
March 12, 2012 / UncategorizedIf we are to succeed in transforming healthcare, we need to think beyond the old models of competition. That’s especially important for academic medicine. We have the ability – and the responsibil
In sickness and in health
March 5, 2012 / UncategorizedHere’s an interesting post by Dr. Stephen Schimpff over on KevinMD. He’s right on target when he says the problem with the health care system is that it’s really a “sick care system.” T
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How did doctors start to look like TV's self-absorbed Dr. House instead of the revered Dr. Marcus Welby? Steve Klasko, MD, MBA, dean of the coolest med school around, looks at how medicine needs to change the future.