Titlebook: Leading Strategic Change in an Era of Healthcare Transformation; Jim Austin,Judith Bentkover,Laurence Chait Book 2016 Springer Nature Swit

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scenario of the TCs themselves changing in the future together with rising seas due to climate change will compound the problem. TC risk assessment needs to undergo a step change for society to properly confront this new era of TC risk. Next-generation global climate models (GCMs) are poised to bri

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Jim Austin,Judith Bentkover,Laurence Chaitmate change in a single location: an increase in hurricane intensity in the United States. The presentation starts from a global climate change, namely a homogenous 10 percent increase in hurricane potential intensity, and follows the causal chain to total macro-economic losses. First, the large-sca

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Introduction,livery and payment systems. Interestingly, all major economies confront similar issues: “demand-side” growth for care driven primarily by aging populations and “supply-side” resource constraints from the ever-increasing costs of providing such care. While cultural, historical, and political differen

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Setting the Stage: Today’s Healthcare Challengesjor healthcare system struggles to balance these, especially restraining costs as technology increases, populations age, and governments seek to expand healthcare access. The theme of this book is that these challenges present healthcare leaders with the need to manage simultaneously for the short-t