Welcome to the first edition of FHJ of 2019. Sadly, I must start this editorial with the news that
Professor Tim Evans, the founding editor-in-chief of this journal and lead college officer …

Welcome to the October edition of FHJ of 2018. Since I last wrote we have seen a change in
leadership, both at the RCP and in the cabinet. Our new secretary of state is clearly a man …

Alford Taylor Recently, a columnist in Design News asked a number of experts,“What'sa
system?” Most of the answers revolved around the idea that a system is a collection of stuff …

Healthcare organizations are facing exponential growth in change—not just to compete, but
to survive. Amid the widening gap between expenses and reimbursements, hospitals must …

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Most health-system processes are reactionary in nature. From the dawn of medicine, the
work has been designed to wait for things to happen and then respond. Good outcomes …

Ms. Faulkner: I spent a couple years working side-by-side with physicians and learned how
important this was to them. They would go around the country and give talks, they would …

We hope you noticed a new feature in the November 2018 issue of Health Affairs called
Leading To Health. Jessica Bylander's article, A Medical School For The Community, about …

Geisinger's system of care can be seen as a microcosm of the national delivery of
healthcare, with implications for decision makers in other health plans. In this interview, Dr …

How can America's healthcare system be transformed to provide consistently higher-quality
and lower-cost care? Nothing else in healthcare matters more. Prescription for the Future …