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Nicole Wong on how big data could change the way we live
… big data.' When you started to scrape the surface of their responses … their answer really was, "I don't want people to use the data to make unfair decisions about me, I don't want them to use data to limit opportunities presented to me or change …
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Figure 1. Image: CASCarpe diem…seize the day. This Latin phrase, coined by the Roman poet Horace in 23 BC, is used often to encourage us to take full advantage of the opportunities each day provides. In modern times with seemingly limitless amounts of …
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Knoxville, TN (PRWEB) November 10, 2014
The demand for blood products in the U.S. blood transfusion industry has declined considerably over the last five years. This decreasing demand, along with lower blood prices, decreased availability, and higher costs associated with obtaining blood products, is driving industry consolidation, according to a newly released white paper from PYA.
The new paper, titled “Blood Centers Should Position Themselves to Be Agents (Not Victims) of Change,” draws upon several recent reviews, reports, and studies to further explain the factors driving consolidation. The white paper also cites examples of the industry’s response, describing a wave of mergers that observers expect will continue. However, the paper cautions that “bigger” may not necessarily mean “better” when it comes to efficiency, and urges organizations to conduct in-depth analyses when determining whether, how, and with whom to consolidate in order to find the “right size.”
The white paper also draws parallels between the blood transfusion industry and other segments of healthcare that have undergone similar change. It explores two forms of merger structures employed by the mental health industry at the crux of its consolidation challenges, and provides a vignette of consolidation among community mental health centers, from which blood centers might glean valuable lessons.
PYA assists healthcare organizations in meeting challenges by providing education for governing bodies, leadership teams, and medical staffs; facilitating dialogue in the board room; performing governance effectiveness reviews; and identifying, developing, and implementing strategic initiatives.
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For over three decades, Pershing Yoakley & Associates (PYA) has provided timely insight and strategic support, helping clients thrive in the midst of rapid change. PYA is ranked by Modern Healthcare as the nation’s twelfth largest privately held healthcare management consulting firm. For more information, visit http://www.pyapc.com/.
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