Water Thinking
The Peer Water Exchange manages diverse solutions and resources to fight the global water crisis.
The Peer Water Exchange manages diverse solutions and resources to fight the global water crisis.
Social investors are experimenting with a profusion of creative funding mechanisms to help innovators sustain health-improving approaches and to achieve greater impact.
Technologies that reduce costs and improve care for the underserved are often the most difficult to scale up. But a handful of strategies could turn things around.
A doctor describes his groundbreaking, transdisciplinary effort to design more cost-effective care models for conditions that drive a large proportion of US health spending.
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Thanks to Todd Park, a federal agency has discovered that health care organizations can think more like nimble startups than like lumbering giants.
Two venture capitalists and an entrepreneur discuss the challenges and opportunities that innovators confront as they seek to improve health care.
Living near safe drinking water is not the same as drinking safe water.
The CEO of the California HealthCare Foundation and the managing director of Versant Ventures provide an introduction to innovations for better health care at lower cost.
New and valuable mHealth apps are coming out all the time. What sort of open architecture can support this wave of innovation?