Coleman Recommended Resources
Coleman Associates loves seeking out resources, stumbling upon thought-provoking videos and learning from others both inside and outside the healthcare industry. We’d love to share our favorites with you.
RoS: Design Thinking & Clinics with No Waiting Rooms with Stacey Chang
Stacey Chang shares about design in medicine, drawing upon his experience at the Dell School of Medicine at UT Austin and how we can use design thinking as a tool to improve healthcare.
Tips for using total time to code E/M office visits
I would suggest a blurb like the following. The AAFP suggests guidance for getting paid for outside of the visit support. See this nifty article for guidance.
No Wait Room? No Kidding!
This article by Chris Kornelis highlights how clinic have changed or eliminated waiting rooms… with no desire to ever bring them back.
The Penguin and the Leviathan by Yochai Benkler
The Penguin and the Leviathan. Yochai Benkler. The power of teamwork, communication, and cooperation transforms our relationship with work, and brings us closer to our true sense of community.
Babbage: The smartwatch will see you now
In this episode of Babbage, they explore the present and the future of wearable devices like smartwatches and fitness trackers. Hear from the researchers working on improving the accuracy of trackers for all skin tones, doctors who use wearable data during telehealth visits, and data nerds who are thinking about how wearables could detect the next pandemic.
How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
How to be an Anti-Racist is a compelling guide for those concerned about racism in the United States but are unsure about what to do about it. Kendi provides an engaging look, not only at the roots of racism but how we can dismantle it.
Stamped from Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi
This book is an incredibly comprehensive history of the construct of race and racism. It traces the history of racist and anti-racist ideas from their origin and how they impact thought and policy today. This is a must-read.
The Fee-for-Service Monster
Clinic Aims To Prevent Health Issues Brought On By Extreme Weather Disasters
Health clinics can suffer disruptions during extreme weather disasters, putting their patients' health at risk. Researchers are researching how clinics can better prepare for such events. Listen to this short podcast to hear more.
Only Human: Why is Healthcare So Expensive? We Ask an Expert
Only Human: A Podcast. Only Human is a show that isn’t afraid to have those uncomfortable conversations about our healthcare, or how to experiment with possible solutions. Hosted by Mary Harris, Only Human tells stories we all can relate to. Because every body has a story. This one in particular, “Why is Healthcare so Expensive?” is a great 15-minute listen explaining the complexities of our health system and why it’s so darn expensive.