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70 from 19 May 2008 to 6 Feb 2012
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2012 1

  1. Neupert on Health has moved!

2011 8

  1. A New Chapter
  2. Making Sound Decisions in Health
  3. Data Liberation is Great – Let’s Talk About What’s Next
  4. Better Care at Reduced Costs? A Real-Life Example!
  5. HealthVault -- We’re Still Driving Forward
  6. The "Economic Imperative" – Healthcare Delivery Must Be Transformed
  7. HIMSS 2011: We’re Not So Crazy After All
  8. Connected Health: Bringing Patients and Physicians One Click Closer

2010 12

  1. “Partnering for Cures” to Advance Personalized Medicine
  2. Transforming Healthcare Delivery
  3. Our Connected Health Conference - a View of the Future Grounded in Some Really Exciting Reality
  4. Stop Demanding Too Little of the Health Care Industry
  5. The First Mile on the Marathon of Reform
  6. The Ups and Downs of Managing my Own Health
  7. Going Beyond Insurance Reform
  8. Liberate the Data Part II – Perspectives from Eclipsys and Microsoft
  9. Health Care Reform is About Improving System Performance
  10. A Milestone on Many Levels: Publishing a Joint Op-Ed with Google
  11. Change Agents at Work; Catalysts to Improve Our Health System
  12. The Way Forward

2009 33

  1. Health Reform -- Fixing the Core Problem or Just Symptoms?
  2. The Top Ten Medical Advances of the Decade. What’s Wrong with the Picture?
  3. The right solution for the ‘population’ may be the wrong solution for the ‘individual’
  4. Reform Health Care by Re-empowering Consumers
  5. The Six Billion Pound Challenge -- How a Focus on Driving Outcomes can Improve Health Faster and Better than Legislation
  6. New delivery models will solve the cost crisis
  7. Learning from Singapore and Switzerland
  8. Personal Accountability
  9. Reflecting on the healthcare system while waiting at the hospital for a loved one
  10. Empowering Consumers
  11. In the Health Reform Recipe, the Missing Ingredient Is the Consumer
  12. Three Simple Truths
  13. Individuals and Personal Responsibility May Be the Tipping Point in Health Reform
  14. Lessons from Medicare and Medicaid
  15. Health Care Needs New Rules to Enable Innovation and Reward Experimentation
  16. A New Place for Health Care Policy Debate
  17. Another milestone on the journey forward…
  18. The willingness to succeed is only exceeded by the willingness to prepare
  19. Aligning policy, technology, and business innovation – perspectives from the Connected Health Conference…
  20. And the debate rages on…about access…
  21. A View from the Front Lines
  22. Navigating through the noise to find the signal
  23. Interesting week of interactions
  24. History Doesn’t Have to Repeat Itself
  25. Signposts
  26. Tear Down the Walls and Liberate the Data
  27. Connect Consumers with “Meaningful Use”
  28. Health Affairs event and special issue on Health IT
  29. International Travelogue Part Two...
  30. International Travelogue
  31. The Truth About Health IT Standards – There’s No Good Reason to Delay Data Liquidity and Information Sharing
  32. Message to Washington -- It's all about Outcomes
  33. Before you finalize your Health IT shopping list

2008 16

  1. Rush to Reform
  2. Election Day
  3. Political Jousting
  4. The language of rights applied to health in the U.S.
  5. Health Reform
  6. Healthy Debate
  7. A different type of health networking
  8. Diverse real world problems
  9. Can technology help the doctor/patient relationship?
  10. Doctor fees - where is the innovation?
  11. Russia Visit
  12. Demand to spend government $'s on HIT hits MSM
  13. Three Seattle Health Conferences in One Week!
  14. Reflecting on Progress
  15. Why blog on health and software?
  16. Inaugural Post