Weekly Australian Health IT Links – 07 February, 2011.
Note: Each link is followed by a title and a paragraph or two. For the full article click on the link above title of the article. Note also that full access to some links may require site registration or subscription payment. General Comment: There has been essentially no progress that anyone can detect in the [...]
Viagra and Sex-Offenders? Medical Directors to Congress: Welcome To Our World
In a prior post, the Disease Management Care Blog predicted that the recently passed health reform legislation would unleash an unending torrent of additional legislation, regulation and litigation for years to come. It knew that inevitable benefit holes, shortcomings, fixes, clarifications, lawsuits and lobbying would lead to a logarithmically expanding legal logic tree that would [...]
Off-base optimism: Part 2
In the post above, I present a review of a recent blog post from the head of the Commonwealth Fund that, to me, represents an all-too-common analysis of health care issues, one driven by desire rather than clear-headed thinking. I promised a second example, and here it is, using a recent article in the New [...]
Special issue: Air-cargo logistics and airport economics
International Journal of Shipping and Transport Logistics 2(3) 2010 The air cargo and express industry in Hong Kong: economic contribution and competitiveness An airfreight forwarder’s shipment planning: simultaneous decisions on job, route and agent selection Designing an e-business integrative platform: a case for the air cargo logistics industry Estimating technical efficiencies of airports in the [...]
Who’s minding the store in the air traffic control tower?
Hmmm. Third time now. Looks like the patient safety movement is gonna have to find another industry model.
