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Health Care to 2035, Part II
How will health care evolve from where it is today to where it might be in 25 years? That’s the subject of this blog. Continue reading
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Health Care to the Year 2035
How will health care change over the next 25 years? Here’s one possible scenario. Continue reading
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Tagged 2035, biotechnology, future, future medicine, future of health care, future of medicine, future of pharmaceuticals, future of the pharmaceutical industry, future scenario, health, health care, medicine, pharmaceutical industry, pharmaceuticals, scenario, technology biosciences, year 2035
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Risk Management in 2009 and Beyond
What follows is an amalgam of presentations I made to two risk management groups in very different sectors: one in health care, and the other in insurance. The principles are the same, even though the immediate concerns may differ. Let … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American economy, banking crisis, banks, Canada, Canadian economy, crisis, drug research, environmental scanning, flu, flu pandemic, governance, health care, health insurance, influenza, outlook for 2010, pandemic, pharmaceutical research, pharmaceuticals, recession, risk, risk management, Spanish flu
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