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A groundbreaking prescription for health care reformfrom a legendary leader in innovation . . . Our health care system is in critical condition. Each year, fewer Americans can afford it, fewer businesses can provide it, and fewer government programs can promise it for future generations. We need a cure, and we need it now. Harvard Business Schools Clayton M. Christensenwhose bestselling The Innovators Dilemma revolutionized the business worldpresents The Innovators Prescription, a comprehensive analysis of the strategies that will improve health care and make it affordable. Christensen applies the principles of disruptive innovation to the broken health care system with two pioneers in the fieldDr. Jerome Grossman and Dr. Jason Hwang. Together, they examine a range of symptoms and offer proven solutions. YOULL DISCOVER HOW

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    Praise for The Innovator's Prescription

    Every American who's looking for the smartest ways to transform our health system should read The Innovator's Prescription.

    Newt Gingrich, Former Speaker of the House and Founder,
    Center for Health Transformation

    A compelling framework for legislators, regulators, payers, providers, and society at-large to debate meaningful reform for our ailing health-care system.

    David Snow, Chairman and CEO, Medco

    The Innovator's Prescription is a timely and insightful manifesto for a much-needed revolution in health care.

    Steve Case, Co-Founder, former Chairman and CEO,
    America Online and Founder, Revolution LLC

    The Innovator's Prescription offers a road map to the dramatic changes in health-care delivery, costs, and policy we can expect in the next couple of years. Well worth the effort to read and study it.

    John W. Brown, Chairman, Stryker Corporation

    The Innovator's Prescription sets out a reform map that calls for government, employers, providers, and patients to change their traditional ways, shaking the status quo to its very roots. For anyone seeking real change, this book should be on your list.

    John Iglehart, Founding Editor, Health Affairs and National
    Correspondent, New England Journal of Medicine

    The authors provide a very original analysis and a road map through the labyrinth of health care to better care at lower cost. Everyone seriously looking for that road must read this book.

    Dr. Alain Enthoven, Professor of Public and Private Management,
    Emeritus, Stanford University

    Christensen's new book draws lessons from a variety of industries to offer up a refreshing take on the importanceand feasibilityof reengineering delivery to reduce the cost of care.

    Dr. Mark D. Smith, President and CEO,
    California HealthCare Foundation

    This book does the best job of describing the current situation in health care I've ever read; it's accessible, understandable, and thoughtful. I don't agree with all of Professor Christensen's observations and recommendations, but his book will make anyone who cares about these issues think.

    Charles D. Baker, President and CEO, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

    Dr. Jerry Grossman's penetrating approach to the resolution of complex societal problems impresses and amazes as always. Is it possible to make U.S. health care affordable? This Prescription may be a start.

    Cathy Minehan, Chair,
    Massachusetts General Hospital Board of Trustees

    The Innovator's Prescription is the most important book I've read on health care in the last decade. I guarantee that anyone who studies this book carefully will think very differently about what we need to do to fix health care, and perhaps more importantly, who will need to do it.

    Dr. Michael Dinneen, Director, Office of Strategy Management,
    U.S. Department of Defense Military Health System

    All health-care decision makers need to read, understand, and act on The Innovator's Prescriptiona practical yet visionary remedy for our health-care system.

    Mara Aspinall, Former President, Genzyme Genetics

    The Innovator's Prescription does a brilliant job of mapping out how to fix the health-care industry. Every employee in our company will have a copya compelling and powerful read!

    Chris Boyce, President and CEO, Virgin HealthMiles, Inc.

    Clayton Christensen and his colleagues have laid out an entirely new approachthis compelling book shows how Christensen's insights about innovation can be applied to our health-care challenges.

    Dr. William Roper, CEO, University of North Carolina
    Health Care System and Dean, UNC School of Medicine

    The Innovator's Prescription is a must-read for all who truly care about fixing our health-care system.

    Dr. Edward Miller, CEO, Johns Hopkins Medicine and Dean,
    Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    Thought provoking, original, fascinatingand timely. New ideas and approaches to making our health-care system more affordable, while dealing with the uninsured, will soon be a national imperative.

    Dr. Arthur H. Rubenstein, Executive Vice President,
    University of Pennsylvania Health System and Dean,
    University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

    I have read hundreds of books on the health-care crisis; The Innovator's Prescription is the first that has identified the root causesandoffered logical solutions.

    Dr. Colleen Conway-Welch, Dean, Vanderbilt University
    School of Nursing

    Provides both a very insightful framework for analysis of health-care systems and highly creative options for addressing the current serious issues in health care, in the United States and internationally.

    Dr. Elizabeth G. Armstrong, Director, Harvard Macy Institute

    The Innovator's Prescription

    A Disruptive Solution for Health Care

    Clayton M. Christensen
    Jerome H. Grossman, M.D. & Jason Hwang, M.D.

    Copyright 2009 by Clayton M Christensen Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang All - photo 1

    Copyright 2009 by Clayton M Christensen Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang All - photo 2

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