By Tom, on September 27th, 2009%
After listening to Obama for over a year now, I’m beginning to hear the same stuff with the same cadence and same vacuous content. Like Cotton Candy, his speeches quickly dissolve into a sweet emptiness all the time enticing you to consume too much; in the end it just makes you queezy.
People, I’m convinced, are pretty . . . → Read More: Cotton Candy Obama
By Tom, on September 15th, 2009%
President Obama sells aesthetics, he sells the paint job not the car, the icing, not the cake; he’s been omnipresent and relentless on healthcare and it’s not working.
It seems to me that Obama wasn’t elected because he was smart, though I suspect he is, certainly not because he had an abundance of experience or that he . . . → Read More: Dr. Feel Good’s dangerous prescription
By Tom, on September 9th, 2009%
Here’s the facts:
Not all hospitals, clinics and physicians are equally talented and knowledgeable in the delivery of healthcare services; here are some which are simply better than others, and experience matters.
It’s actually pretty difficult to kill someone. The human body is amazing in its ability to adjust to changes, whether it is the loss of a . . . → Read More: Public Option: Do You Feel Lucky?
By Tom, on September 5th, 2009%
This site is focused upon efficiency as a contributing solution to the cost of providing healthcare services. Efficiency alone won’t carry all the water needed to address the cost of healthcare, but it will make a profound difference in the scope and amount of services provided per dollar spent. Last year I began a study based up . . . → Read More: Improving Labor Efficiency in Healthcare