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Using Short-Term Improvement Cycles to Accelerate Progress on Transfer

  If the pandemic has shown anything, it is that colleges and universities can make significant change like scaling online learning or implementing test-blind admissions policies much faster than they thought. Fortunately, there’s a process that can make rapid change far more manageable than the haphazard experience many institutions had in spring 2020. Short-term improvement cycles, pioneered for public purposes and developed over time by the Carnegie Foundation and the Institute for Health Care Improvement, are commonly used in a variety of settings inside and outside education. In recent years, our team at Sova has been working with institutions to use simplified 90-day and 120-day improvement cycles to make progress on vexing problems that negatively impact transfer students.

Should You Buy Teladoc in April? | The Motley Fool

Apr 14, 2021 at 6:45AM When a stock goes up or down a lot in a short amount of time, it s easy to think something has changed. That volatility can often be a distraction. The most successful investors are able to focus on whether the company has a clear path to making money and how well that journey is going. After a huge gain in 2020, shares of Teladoc Health (NYSE:TDOC) are down almost 40% in two months. However, management continues to articulate plans to dominate the virtual healthcare industry and deliver numbers to prove it. As the decline scares people off, now could be a great time to buy the stock.

Vaccine Hesitancy: Swaying the Movable Middle to Acceptance

email article Primary care physicians (PCPs) can be key players in the movement to building confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine, according to panelists at a Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) and GTMRx Institute webinar. Since last November, CVS Caremark has surveyed thousands of Americans about their intentions regarding the COVID vaccine, explained Sree Chaguturu, MD, CVS Caremark chief medical officer, noting that 45% combined said that they definitely would, or definitely would not, get the vaccine, while 55% considered themselves to be in the movable middle. But as vaccine efforts advanced, vaccine hesitancy began to drop off, according to Chaguturu, and Hearing the messages around vaccines from trusted clinicians [is] critically important.

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