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JP Morgan Healthcare Conference Marked by Uncertainty
2012 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference Marked by Uncertainty
Audrey S. Erbes, Principal, Erbes & Associates, outlines the highlights of this week’s event in San Francisco.
One of the few positive notes struck in this week’s 30th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference (held in San Francisco) was the announcement by Kevin Willsey, J.P. Morgan’s co-head of investment banking [...]
Posted in Guest Blog, R&D, Strategy, healthcare Also tagged economy, J.P. Morgan, Jamie Dimon, NIH 2 Comments
The Seven-Billion Society: What's In It For Pharma?
On Monday, the world’s population hit the 7 billion mark, repeating a pattern of largely unrestrained growth that has endured for the last century: the world is now adding roughly one billion people every 12 years. The UN Population Fund (UNPF) estimates that, barring some unforeseen demographic or environmental/development shifts, the figure will reach just [...]
So, Where Are We with ACOs?
Tom Norton gets to grips with what an Accountable Care Organization is … and what it is not.
Sixteen months into the new Healthcare Reform law, many continue to wonder about the status one of the most confused aspects of the new HCR — the elusive Accountable Care Organization, or ACO. And why are ACOs viewed [...]
Posted in Guest Blog, Regulatory Also tagged Accountable Care Organization, ACO, Healthcare Refrom, HMO, Regulatory 2 Comments

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