Ian Morrison

Episode 4 of “The THCB Gang” was live-streamed Thursday April 9. You can see it below and it’s also preserved as a weekly podcast available on our iTunes & Spotify channels. Every Thursday at 1pm PT-4pm ET, 4-6 semi-regular guests drawn from THCB authors and other assorted old friends of mine will talk about health care business, politics, practice, and tech. It tries to be fun but serious and informative!

This week, joining me were Jane Sarasohn Kahn (@healthythinker), Anish Koka (@anish_koka), Saurabh Jha (@roguerad), Elizabeth Clayborne (@DrElizPC), and Ian Morrison (@seccurve). A fun and very informative discussion about where the COVID-19 crisis is right now and what it’s going to mean both now and in the near future 

Starting today we are going to create a new live show on THCB that will be preserved as a weekly podcast. I’m calling it The THCB Gang. Each week 4-6 semi regular guests drawn from THCB authors and other assorted old friends of mine will shoot the shit about health care business, politics and tech. It should be fun but serious and informative!

Tuesday at 11:30AM Pacific Time my special guest is the witty, insightful, internationally known author, consultant, and healthcare futurist and Ian Morrison.

Ian specializes in long-term forecasting and planning with particular emphasis on the changing business environment inside the health care ecosystem.

On the Wednesday, November 13th 2013 broadcast at 12 Noon/3PM Eastern time my special guest is the witty, insightful, internationally known author, consultant, and healthcare futurist and Ian Morrison.

Ian specializes in long-term forecasting and planning with particular emphasis on the changing business environment inside the health care ecosystem. Fresh from a talk at the 4th Annual ACO Congress we’ll get some of Ian’s insights on the state of accountable care consciousness inside an otherwise legacy healthcare economy. 

Ian Morrison’s keynote talk from the October 16-17, 2013 joint meeting of the Safety Net Innovation Network and Innovation Learning Network.

An Introduction to the Second Curve given in Vancouver June, 2010