Despite a growing need for general practitioners, the Medicare system is not helping with this shortage given the maldistribution of

There are many historians out there and they seem to get a lot of respect. They are asked about particular events or circumstances and often

It seems many folks today, especially younger workers, want to get credit for the work they do. That’s not all bad. Maybe they are trying to

Most of us don’t understand the process and scope of medical research – how it’s built or how it works. When we read about research findings

JKTG-funded research, Iron oxide nanoparticles inhibit tumor progression and suppress lung metastases in mouse models of breast cancer,

Money is what seems to drive things and money is what seems to drive organizations too. They all start with an overriding moral goal but

When you’re a patient, you are kind of vulnerable. You have a problem, are often sketchy about what it is and the potential treatment or the

The JKTG Foundation recently awarded funding to Laura Heiser, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Biomedical Engineering at the

The Jayne Koskinas Ted Giovanis Foundation for Health and Policy (JKTG Foundation) today announced funding to Laura Heiser, Ph.D.,

The word “stakeholder” really bothers me particularly in the healthcare space. I’m struck by a quote by Ken Burns. “The thing that I’ve

Many are focused on being successful and achieving the highest level of performance. In racing, we measure this in lap times often down to

Many institutions and academia generally rely on credentialed academicians equating credentials with mastery of a subject area. However,

In many respects, the healthcare system is in a shambles. Care needs to be revamped: more of it moved to outpatient settings, innovated in

JKTG Founder and President Ted Giovanis, leading researchers, and University leaders gathered at the Johns Hopkins Welch Medical Library

Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) is all the rage as far as evaluating health. Stable housing, education, access to transportation

Medicare Part C, sometimes called Medicare Advantage, is touted as the efficient way to deliver quality care to enrollees. As someone on

I’d like to introduce the concept that coalescing or “convergent thinking” may be detrimental within an organizational setting. By this,

One would think that research about climate issues is one area that people would come together and commit to doing it right –

The Medicare Trust Fund (TF) Annual Trustees report on solvency drives much of the discussion about Medicare payments. Therefore, it’s

JKTG-funded research, Spatial analysis of nanoparticle distribution in human breast xenografts reveals nanoparticles targeted to cancer cell