Thomas Jefferson UniversityThis is not your typical ho-hum health care merger. What do art and design have to do with medicine and health care? No, this merger could really shake up medical and professional education...in a good way, infuse more creativity into health care, bring a health care perspective to other fields, and generate needed innovative solutions to a broken health care system. Without real changes (and not the ones currently discussed in Congress), the health care system and medical education are hurtling into a wall. In many typical health care mergers, there's talk of synergies and adding capabilities, but frequently the driving force is increasing market share and negotiating power and cutting costs.

Source: Forbes July 05, 2017 11:26 UTC