Fixing the emergency department: Why knowing what to do isn’t enough
By Aaron AdamsManaging Director
Bakertilly
The operational practices that improve ED throughput are well established. So why do so many improvement efforts stall? After years working alongside hospital leaders, the pattern is clear - and so is the path forward.
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When the Microphone Lives on Your Face: Smart Glasses in the Workplace and the Clinic
By Sara H. Jodka,
Member
Dickinson Wright PLLC
The newest generation of smart glasses, which includes Meta’s Ray-Ban line, the Ray-Ban Display, Google’s Android XR devices, and a growing field of competitors, has quietly changed a legal assumption that decades of privacy doctrine were built on: that recording someone is a visible, deliberate act. When the camera and microphone live on a person’s face, always on and indistinguishable from ordinary eyewear, the social and legal “friction” of pulling out a phone disappears. The gesture that once put a subject on notice is gone.
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The Dark Side of Unhealthy
By Craig B. Garner,
Founder
Garner Health Law Corporation
Empathy is a poor replacement for the proverbial apple. Indeed, the 19th-century idiom suggests that mindful eating habits practiced on a daily basis serve as an integral foundation to a healthy lifestyle.
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