by Michael Wagner | Jul 15, 2019 | Healthcare, Leadership |
Let’s set the stage for a discussion of leadership… As reported by The New York Times on June 5th… In one of the largest murder cases in Ohio’s history, a doctor was charged on Wednesday with killing 25 people over four years by prescribing fatal doses of fentanyl, a...
by Michael Wagner | Feb 11, 2019 | Healthcare, Democracy |
It appears that the debate over healthcare in the USA will once again dominate the political campaigns of the country in 2020. Regardless of whether the political rallying cry is “Repeal Obamacare” or “Medicare for All” or “Keep My Healthcare”, it is likely that...
by Michael Wagner | Oct 26, 2017 | Democracy |
I love my country. The United States is a fabulous experiment of human endeavor. We have strived to define and promote personal liberty and civil equality. We have embraced the race for the impossible and we have constantly pursued the magic of innovation. We reach...
by Michael Wagner | Jul 29, 2017 | Healthcare, Leadership |
I. An Endless Debate Providing low cost, high quality, readily accessible healthcare is a classic “wicked problem” – a complex challenge that never seems to go away and never seems to get fixed. Despite decades of debate, countless experiments, and nearly constant...
by Michael Wagner | Jun 15, 2017 | Democracy, Leadership |
I. INTRODUCTION We need to permanently shift how we play politics. We need to rethink how we engage, debate, and work with our political foes. We need to modify how we use power and authority. We need to embrace a different approach for interacting with one another...
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An Analysis of Leadership in the Shadow of Murder Indictments at Mt. Carmel Health in Ohio
An Analysis of Leadership in the Shadow of Murder Indictments at Mt. Carmel Health in Ohio