Information
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established in Houston, TX over twenty years ago.
We are a business consulting company
specializing in strategic management. We help a
primary care organization navigate the environment
to resolve strategic issues, establish internal
objectives, and integrate patient-centered,
value-based, evidence-based processes into the
organization. The processes we focus on are
associated with diabetes prevention
treatment services. Diabetes prevention often
involves the treatment of prediabetes. One
of the common treatment targets of prediabetes
is overfat. We define overfat
as excess, harmful body fat. Overfat
includes obesity, overweight, and belly fat.
Prediabetes
is a condition characterized by a blood glucose
level that is higher than normal, but not high
enough to be called diabetes. Emphasis
on diabetes prevention should start when a
person is diagnosed with prediabetes.
We focus on
diabetes prevention to help an organization
improve patient health and lower costs. We
continually monitor research and investigate
business opportunities associated with diabetes
prevention. We can help a primary care
organization make timely decisions concerning
diabetes prevention services. And we can help the
organization establish objectives and measurements
for the processes that enable the organization to
deliver the services.
We
continually examine the healthcare environment to
gain clinical and business insight pertinent to
diabetes prevention. Examining the environment,
especially an organization's external environment,
to gain insight is often called environmental scanning and
analysis. We use our analysis results
to help identify actions an organization might
take to seize opportunities and avoid threats.
In the past, we concentrated on the aerospace
industry, the computer industry, the air bag
industry, and the healthcare industry. Several
years ago, we began applying our expertise
exclusively to the diabetes prevention segment of
the healthcare industry. We bring extensive
strategic-information analysis and management
experience to this healthcare industry segment.
We, at Information
Uncover, access and evaluate diabetes
prevention information on an ongoing basis. We
read extensively, participate in diabetes
prevention related events, and talk with diabetes
prevention experts. We perform these
activities so that we can offer clients
the best in diabetes prevention information
analysis for strategy formulation,
decision making, and issue resolution.
Here are
some of the things we can do: We can
help a primary care practice integrate diabetes
prevention services into the practice. We
can navigate the healthcare industry and help a
practice make diabetes prevention related
strategic decisions. We can work with an
organization to determine which competitors, and
other environmental forces, might affect the
organization's success as it relates to diabetes
prevention services.
In
summary, we
focus on diabetes prevention research and
business issues. We help a primary care
organization integrate diabetes prevention
processes into the organization to deliver
patient-centered, value-based,
evidence-based services to patients. The
processes can improve health outcomes, lower
healthcare costs, and improve practice
revenue.
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For
over twelve years, we have sponsored an
overfat industry related blog.
In the blog articles, we talk mostly about items
associated with the diabetes prevention,
prediabetes and overfat segments of the
healthcare industry. The blog
articles include clinical and business oriented
topics. In the blog articles, we often highlight
environmental issues or strategic or tactical
actions that a primary care organization might
consider in its strategic management.
The book, Business Intelligence Using Smart
Techniques: Environmental Scanning Using Text
Mining and Competitor Analysis Using Scenarios
and Manual Simulation, Revised Edition,
demonstrates some of our analysis methods.
Excerpts from reviews of this book's first edition
are shown on this site under the menu item, Book Information.
Additional information about the book can be
accessed by going to Amazon.com.
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