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Jackson Healthcare is interested in contributing to the thought leadership discussion on improving the business of healthcare delivery. As part of our contribution to this discussion we have developed market research material, white papers and articles, press releases and the Jackson Healthcare Review. Please feel free to use this information as long as it is attributable to Jackson Healthcare as its source.

DAVID LAPIN: "The Healthcare Paradox"Bookmark and Share

October 03, 2011

How can hospital executives best engage physician managers without deflating their passion for their life's purpose?  Lapin outlines three actions hospital executives can take to foster teamwork and common vision with clinical staff.  To read the full article click here.

 
 

REYNOLD J. JENNINGS: "It's Time for Senior CEOs to 'Pay it Forward'"Bookmark and Share

August 01, 2011

Do senior hospital executives have an obligation to mentor and prepare the next generation of hospital leaders?  Are we doing everything we can to help our successors?  Read the full article here.

 
 

RICHARD L. JACKSON: "Defining Organizational Values with One Question"Bookmark and Share

May 02, 2011

Would you believe that effectively guiding your organization's values, culture and performance is as simple as asking yourself one question?  (Hint: It's more personal than you think.)  Read the full article here.

 
 

eBook: Physicians Sound Off on the High Price of Defensive Medicine in U.S.Bookmark and Share

September 21, 2011

Physicians estimate the cost of defensive medicine to be between 26 and 34 percent of total annual healthcare costs.  At an estimated $2.5 trillion in annual spending, this means $650-850 billion is spent each year on medical orders intended to avoid lawsuits rather than treat patients.

This eBook, A Costly Defense: Physicians Sound Off on the High Price of Defensive Medicine, summarizes physician opinions about defensive medicine collected between October 2009 and May 2011.

 
 

Physician Compensation Survey: What Sources Make Up a Physician's Total Compensation?Bookmark and Share

May 24, 2011

In April 2011, Jackson Healthcare conducted a national physician survey to identify and explore the shifting dynamic between their fixed and variable compensation sources.

Click here to download the report.

 
 

More Nurses Spending Quarter of Shift on Non-patient Care (January 30, 2012)Bookmark and Share

January 30, 2012

The majority of nurses are spending one quarter of their twelve-hour shift on indirect patient care, which supports care delivery but does not require direct interaction with the patient.

 
 

Jackson Healthcare To Host National Hospital Charitable Services ConferenceBookmark and Share

January 07, 2012

On Thursday, February 16, 2012, Jackson Healthcare will host the second annual Hospital Charitable Services Conference and Awards Banquet at The St. Regis Atlanta.

 
 

Texas Hospital Association Endorses Jackson Healthcare as Hospital Staffing ProviderBookmark and Share

January 06, 2012

The Texas Hospital Association (THA) and its marketing subsidiary, HealthSHARE, announce the addition of national staffing company Jackson Healthcare as their exclusive vendor for temporary and permanent physician, nurse and allied health staffing.

 
 

Adaptive Information Technology: Driving Hospital Quality and Efficiency through Process Improvment    Bookmark and Share

September 08, 2010

While much of the attention has been on the clinical benefits of health IT, it can also dramatically improve the movement of patients, supplies, staff and other critical aspects within a hospital.  Adaptive technology can be the necessary glue to achieve system-wide peak performance and process improvement.  Find out how hospitals and health systems that embrace change and deploy the righ technologies to see it through will not only survive, but thrive.  Click here to read this article, which was originally published in the book, Paper Kills 2.0: How Health IT Can Help Save Your Life and Your Money.  It was also featured at TAG Think.

 
 

Defensive Medicine - "A Costly Defense"    Bookmark and Share

July 06, 2010

A recent independent national physician Gallup survey found that physicians attribute 26 percent of overall healthcare costs to the practice of defensive medicine. Of the physicians surveyed, 73 percent agreed that they had practiced some form of defensive medicine in the past 12 months. 

 
 

The Crumbling Physician-Patient Relationship    Bookmark and Share

June 28, 2010

Despite ongoing health care reform efforts, one thing does not appear to be changing: the physician-patient relationship.The unique relationship that physicians originally shared with their patients was severed when third-party entities took control of the transactions between parties. Today, we are attempting to "reform" a fragmented health care system that isn't designed to reward healthy lifestyles and high-quality, low-cost medical care.