How Healthcare Can Become Higher In Quality Lower In Cost Widely Accessible Clay Christensen

How Healthcare Can Become Higher In Quality Lower In Cost • almost all health care cost is in overhead, not direct – overhead is the result of complexity – complexity is driven by marginal, rather than full cost thinking. • needing to do the job is the causal mechanism behind changing behavior and purchasing products. • better quality at higher cost, vs. better quality at lower cost. Clay christensen at the second faculty perspectives on healthcare event.february 8, 2012.

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