b. magazine
2004 Spring
The Bottom Line: A Physician’s View of Health Care
15 Apr 2004 by Bill Petersen, M.D. / No Comments
If you’ve picked up a newspaper or had a recent visit to your doctor, you would likely agree that the U.S. health care industry is in need of serious reform.
A Successful Balancing Act
15 Apr 2004 by Kate Norlander '07 M.B.C. / No Comments
Colleen Soukup ’82, ’91 M.B.A. finds fulfillment in a rich and varied life.
Contributing to the Mission
15 Apr 2004 by Kate Norlander '07 M.B.C. / No Comments
Medtronic culture and values play essential rold for Mark Losee ’94 M.B.A.
Q&A with Charles Handy: Modern Day Alchemist
15 Apr 2004 by Brian C. Brown / No Comments
Self-proclaimed social philosopher describes the importance of fleas, career mistakes and bringing the poor into the marketplace
‘I didn’t know it, but I must have been an entrepreneur at heart’
15 Apr 2004 by Jim Winterer / No Comments
Monsignor Terrence J. Murphy: Dec. 21, 1920- Feb. 25, 2004
A Task to Complete
15 Apr 2004 by David Durenberger, J.D. / No Comments
St. Thomas offers neutral environment to continue work on health care policy
The Business of Medicine
15 Apr 2004 by Kate Norlander '07 M.B.C. / No Comments
Clinicians and managers are learning to work together.
Project Management through Service Learning and Leadership
15 Apr 2004 by Ernest L. Owens Jr., Ed.D. / No Comments
Improving Service Quality with a Service Guarantee
15 Apr 2004 by Julie M. Hays, Ph.D. / No Comments
Do you want customers to complain? Many companies would answer no. But for service operations, the correct answer should always be yes.