The Quipping Point

Innovation Can Take Care of Itself

by Richard Wells November 10, 2009 07:20
Concerns about reform discouraging innovation in healthcare are greatly exaggerated. In fact, they aren't even real. [More]

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Healthcare Reform and the Unintended Consequences of Hospital Advertising

by Richard Wells August 11, 2009 08:16
When the facts say otherwise, why do so Americans think our system of healthcare is the best in the world? A generation of hospital advertising could be part of the problem. [More]

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The Real Questions about Healthcare Reform

by Richard Wells December 10, 2008 00:00
No one is asking the fundamental questions that must be answered before healthcare reform can be real. [More]

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Why is healthcare a cost and college an investment?

by Richard Wells June 9, 2008 00:00
Healthcare could take a lesson from America's colleges and universities, which have figured out how to position their extraordinary cost as a benefit. [More]

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