On January 12, 2012, Len M Nichols spoke at the ACC Cardiovascular Care Summit, in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information about this summit, please follow this link.
On January 17th, Len M. Nichols presented his talk titled Health Reform 301: Making it Actually Work at the 11th Barry S. Strauch, MD Lecture at Medical Grand Round at INOVA Fairfax. Click Health Reform 301: Making it Actually Work to view a pdf copy of this presentation.
Dr. Alison Cuellar will present her talk titled: Implementing Health Care Reform, an outside view of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. Dr. Cuellar is currently an advisor in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation within the federal Department of Health and Human Services. She will share [...]
Highlighting the John Goodman Article: “How Doctors are Trapped” Response By Colleen Tallant John Goodman explores the current payment methods for Medicare patients in his article, “How Doctors are Trapped” from The Health Care Blog. He argues that unlike virtually every other profession, physicians belong to a specialty which pays by task alone rather than [...]
On December 1, 2012, Len M. Nichols presentation his talk “Health Care Reform: Where Have We Been, Where Are We Now, Where Are We Going?” at the Oklahoma Hospital Associations Annual Convention. Click Len M. Nichols Oklahoma Hospital Association Talk for a pdf version of his talk. Click here to view the Oklahoma Hospital Associations [...]
On January 6th, 2012, Len M. Nichols presented his talk “Wanted! Physician Leadership” at the American Medical Associations Annual State Legislative Strategy Conference. Click Len M. Nichols AMA Talk January 2012 for a pdf version of Len M. Nichols’ talk. Click here for further information about the AMA conference.
Using Online Communities to Discuss Health Care and Reform By Caryn Sever Over the last five years, the social networking phenomenon has swept the globe. Users have direct access, in live time to most people who participate in these online communities. It is not surprising then, that many have taken to the web with information [...]
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