With the advent of the Affordable Care Act, healthcare continues to be a competitive game of sweeping change. Quality is no longer based on a fee-for-service model of healthcare reimbursement, but rather a pay-for-performance plan . . . 

First, let’s go over some fairly recent history, shall we? When the internet first changed the world, the concept was a superhighway, a conduit for people across the globe to share information. The hacker culture . . . 

But studies have shown that anywhere from 15 to 25 percent of people who are discharged from the hospital will be readmitted in the next 30 days or less. Medicare alone spends approximately $17 billion . . . 

With the renewed interest in storytelling in the business arena, many companies seem to be scrambling. Storytelling is Hot! SOS! We Need a Story! In nascent marketing campaigns, you may have seen businesses using trial-and-error . . . 

Solar power. Wind turbines. Renewable energy. All part of one big event. When our team was first approached to develop and design creative for the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association’s (NCSEA) annual conference, we embraced . . . 

A new school year marks a new beginning where there exists a certain kinetic energy that as corporate leaders, we wish could be bottled and sprayed like a fresh motivating scent all over our teams. . . . 

What’s an infographic? Holden:  “Typically, the modern idea of an infographic is put into one of two categories: video or print. Infographics are visual images that represent information and are designed to simplify content for . . . 

So how can disconnectedness be a gift? Our job as communications experts is to navigate the landscape without the tried-and-true road maps. We’re essentially updating our own GPS and going off-road. But we have data . . . 

The CDC says that 2 million patients develop infections each year during hospital stays and 100,000 of those patients die as a result of Healthcare Associate Infections (HAIs). Did infection cross your mind the last . . . 

Remember back on the elementary school playground when your teacher had to tell the one kid over and over not to pick his nose? Or to accept defeat in the game of four square? Our . . .