Why the Harvard Business Review was wrong about patients

Reblogged from Heart Sisters:

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by Carolyn Thomas    ♥  @HeartSisters

Maybe it's because I'm not a physician, a nurse or any other type of health care provider. Maybe it's because I'm merely a dull-witted heart attack survivor. Maybe it's because I spent virtually all of my 30+ year professional career in the field of public relations. But the reality is that I seem to think about health care more like a marketer than the average person might, and as such, I've been puzzled for some time about recent quality of care debates on whether patients should be considered…

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About Daniel Montano

An user experience professional with 12 years of work experience working on interactive projects for both software and web industries. I design products and services that are easier to use. Follow me on Twitter: @DanielMontano and send me an invite on Linkedin: http://lnk.ms/VLWD8 – Email: Dan@DanMontano.com |

One Response to “Why the Harvard Business Review was wrong about patients”

  1. Thanks Dan for reposting my Heart Sisters article here.
    Regards,
    C.

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