Bradley Staats, Harvard Biz Review

Bradley Staats

Harvard Biz Review

Chapel Hill, NC, United States

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How Will Amazon Approach U.S. Primary Care?

Amazon has a playbook for reinventing businesses that it enters. It includes simplifying processes, experimenting to determine which new approaches work best, and continuously recombining its existing assets to come up with a better way to do things. It is likely to use this same approach in trying to transform primary care in the United States. This means that its $3.9 billion acquisition of… → Read More

How Algorithms Could Improve Primary Care

Automated clinical algorithms promise to transform primary care. Clinical algorithms specify the steps of a clinical process, leading from inputs such as a patient’s diagnosis to outputs such as recommendations for medication, further diagnostic testing, imaging, or even specialty referrals. Once automated, they direct the care process without real-time clinician input. Automated clinical… → Read More

Reclaim Your Commute

Getting to and from work doesn’t have to be soul crushing. → Read More

Does Doing the Same Work Over and Over Again Make You Less Ethical?

Research on the benefits of varied tasks. → Read More

Why Organizations Don’t Learn

Our traditional obsessions—success, taking action, fitting in, and relying on experts—undermine continuous improvement. → Read More

Why Organizations Don’t Learn

Our traditional obsessions—success, taking action, fitting in, and relying on experts—undermine continuous improvement. → Read More

Why Organizations Don’t Learn

Our traditional obsessions—success, taking action, fitting in, and relying on experts—undermine continuous improvement. → Read More

Developing Employees Who Think for Themselves

Work today demands more autonomy. → Read More

It’s OK to Move Down (Yes, Down) the Value Chain

There is increased efficiency and other benefits to doing so. → Read More

The Remedy for Unproductive Busyness

Fight your innate bias toward action and take the time to reflect. → Read More

Lean Knowledge Work

The “Toyota” principles can also be effective in operations involving judgment and expertise → Read More