James R. Knickman’s views on making an impact in healthcare

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James R. Knickman’s views on making an impact in healthcare

April 14, 2007 by dendrite

I much enjoyed listening to the remarks of James R. Knickman, President and Chief Executive Officer, New York State Health Foundation. He reviewed some highlights of his career and the inner thoughts processes of non-profit foundations taking on complex problems. One particular topic he emphasized is the interest that foundations have in better understanding how new technology will alter the healthcare landscape.

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