Scholarly Summit Blog: Research & Education Trends

Most people don’t think of community pharmacies as part of the healthcare system. They think of them as places to pick up medicine, maybe ask

There was a time when medicine worked on averages. If a drug helped most people, it was prescribed to everyone else and doctors hoped for

Gross Domestic Product has become shorthand for economic success. When it rises, governments claim progress. When it falls, concern spreads quickly. News headlines reduce entire

Cross-border mergers and acquisitions are usually framed as strategic moves. In reality, many of them begin as financial decisions and end as leadership problems. On

Health systems are entering a period where the volume and precision of clinical data are rising faster than the structures used to interpret them. Among

Chronic disease care is not a short sprint anymore. It is a long walk, often with detours. Most patients are not treated once and sent

Financial risk is an inherent part of every thoughtful financial decision. It is not a separate department issue, and it is not something that only

Across various industries, many global companies have developed work practices that appear to remain effective even when markets shift or unexpected problems arise. Their strategies

In our tech driven 21st century which moves at a break neck speed, the role of the educator has changed so that no longer do