How times have changed for teenagers

How times have changed: HIV and AIDS in South Africa in 2011.

The patient-center medical home and managed care: times have changed, some components have not.

I am a full supporter of the patient-centered medical home as an organizational model for practice, and I am hopeful this model will provide an enduring change for better primary care. I have seen evidence that some physicians enjoy this new model but are also describing rather easily the flaws of “managed care” from the last generation of systemic payment model changes in US health care. I thi...

Marriage and Assortative Mating : How Have the Patterns Changed ?

Nutrition-related disorders in Indigenous Australians: how things have changed.

Awareness of a serious Indigenous health problem in Australia did not emerge until the 1960s and 1970s. Much attention was focused at the time on poor pregnancy outcomes, high infant and young child mortality rates, and childhood malnutrition and impaired growth, often associated with high infectious disease burdens. Although that situation has improved somewhat, Indigenous infant and child hea...

Meta Disciplines, Meta Questions: How have we changed?

There is a growing debate about whether Management Information Systems (MIS) as a discipline has lost its focus. This debate has recently questioned the discipline's fundamental research questions and direction. Some have suggested that the MIS discipline might have lost its way and hence a need to refocus is needed. As a matter of fact, the meta questions (MQ) MIS research asks has remained re...