Prof. Guillen examines the global trends of an aging population, the rise of women millionaires, robotics and AI in healthcare, and discretionary spending vis-à-vis healthcare spending in Europe and North America.

An excerpt from the book "Integrating Behavioral Health into The Medical Home: A Rapid Implementation Guide".

The Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements have forced people in positions of power—namely, the white men who dominate institutional leadership roles—to realize they must personally step up to make organizations more fair and inclusive.

Senior leaders of two emergency field hospitals in the United Kingdom and the United States share 10 lessons that they learned as they led their clinical staff during the crisis.

As more and more consumers turn to e-commerce rather than in-person shopping, ensuring that these online platforms offer a reliable rating and review system is essential to maintain consumer trust.

A seasoned physician leader reflects on the evolution of practice promotion — from word of mouth to comprehensive Internet strategies.

Artificial intelligence is finding an important place in improving healthcare and providing better overall outcomes for patients.

Is it an opportunity or only a good idea? It’s important to evaluate the pros and cons of an entrepreneurial initiative before jumping in.

Of all the critical ethical issues in medicine today, the relationship between doctors and pharmaceutical companies is one of the most serious, because these relationships may be marked by significant conflicts of interest.

Expanding the concept of efficiency beyond temporal domains may inform and enable healthcare decision-makers in how best to improve quality and processes.

Here are four observations that may help to demystify the process of innovation and ensure that it actually produces results.

Most of the leaders we surveyed reported poor returns on their digital investments. The primary reason: unsuccessful efforts to scale digital innovations beyond early pilot work.