Health care organizations and providers have some understanding what they charge for care. But nationally, providers have a “complete lack of understanding” about the costs of health care, according to Michael Porter, Ph.D., and Robert Kaplan, Ph.D., ("The Big Idea: How to Solve the Cost Crisis in Health Care").

Utah “holds a unique distinction” when it comes to health care, according to a special report by the New England Journal of Medicine.

Health care is made up of people — creative, passionate people with big ideas who are often too busy to learn from one another.

Huntsman radiation oncologist and population health scientist Gita Suneja shares five practical steps health sciences educators, researchers, and clinicians can take toward delivering more equitable care today.

Where community health meets health care delivery innovation.

Waiting is such a firmly entrenched feature of healthcare that it is often taken as a given and not recognized for the disrespect it conveys.

Practicing are recorded conversations with a colleague that are shared with the organization. They are conversations between real team members about why the work matters.

Teaming is all about fostering a healthy working culture. It takes time and effort, but there are helpful practices to build strong, high-functioning teams.