 |
Learning Resource Centre Monthly Bulletin |
 |
| |
Learning Resource Centre Monthly Bulletin |
|
| New Books |
HC 462 ATD`s Handbook for Talent Development and Training By Jacqueline Burandt;Gregory Rider;Niranjani Chidamb | HC 463 The Healthcare Disruptor : How An Underdog Invento By Randall W. Jones | HC 464 US Health Policy and Market Reforms : An Introduct By James C. Capretta |
| Click Here to learn about the Recent Books added to our collection on different topics of Management. |
| Articles |
| THE NATION’S TOP PROFESSIONALS. By Fortune Fortune. Dec2025/Jan2026, Vol. 192 Issue 3, p76-83. 8p. 14 Color Photographs. Abstract :The article highlights the achievements of several prominent professionals across various fields, showcasing their contributions and innovations. Dr. Albert K. Chin is recognized for his advancements in cardiac surgical procedures and medical device development, while Henrietta V. England focuses on financial literacy through her company, Tri-Fold Connections LLC. Dr. Fatima Donia Mili, affiliated with the CDC, specializes in epidemiology and has made significant contributions to addressing health disparities. Jaclynn B. Morgan, co-founder of Healthvice, leverages AI to provide dietary solutions, and Dr. Marisa Williams leads A Hug Away Healthcare Inc., promoting compassionate care models. Each individual exemplifies leadership and innovation in their respective domains, contributing to societal advancements. | |||
| Reshaping Employer Health Care With Reference-Based Pricing. By Cooper, Christine M.;Towarnicky, Jack M. Benefits Magazine. Jul/Aug2025, Vol. 62 Issue 4, p32-37. 6p. Abstract :The article focuses on the financial strain rising health care costs place on plan sponsors and participants, particularly through traditional PPO networks. Topics include the high cost structure of PPOs, the benefits of reference-based pricing (RBP) as a cost-containment strategy, and how aligning provider payments with Medicare benchmarks can offer significant savings for self-funded health plans. | |||
| Retailers & Health Systems Can Improve Care Together. By Huckman, Robert S.;Lee, Vivian S.;Staats, Bradley R. Harvard Business Review. Mar/Apr2024, Vol. 102 Issue 2, p120-127. 8p. 2 Color Photographs. Abstract :Health systems are struggling to address the many shortcomings of health care delivery: rapidly growing costs, inconsistent quality, and inadequate and unequal access to primary and other types of care. However, if retailers and health systems were to form strong partnerships, they could play a major role in addressing these megachallenges. While some partnerships do exist, they are rare and have only scratched the surface of their potential. Rather than focusing on the direct-to-consumer model that retailers have largely employed, the partnerships should offer much broader care. Drawing on real-world examples, the authors outline four key actions that retailers and health systems should take: (1) They must move beyond convenience to offer comprehensive care. (2) They should move care from clinics into the home. (3) They should leverage data to improve clinical care and the customer experience. And (4) they should change how—and by whom—health care work is done. Implementing these four actions would generate improvements that would benefit not just patients but also the organizations that pay for their health care. | |||
Do you wish to explore more articles? Just try using one of the full-text databases below!
| |||
| Faculty - Click here to recommend new topics in Healthcare |
| News |
| Study estimates 49 lakh cases of typhoid fever in India in 2023 By Economic Times; January 8, 2026 |
| Over 50,000 public health facilities certified under NQAS: Centre By Economic Times; January 8, 2026 |
Wish to see more News? Click the link below:
|
