In my 20-plus years working in the nonprofit world, one of the most common mistakes I’ve seen nonprofits make is measuring activities instead of outcomes. I understand why: Measuring activities is ...

This article is the third part in a series of posts on measuring what matters in organizations: the shift from outputs to outcomes. As a result of epochal shift of power in the marketplace from seller ...

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In my last post, I wrote about why it’s important for nonprofits to measure outcomes rather than activities. I was excited to see that the post sparked a discussion, but I also noticed that folks were ...

Two-thirds of patients receiving three months of outpatient therapy will not reach remission, a new analysis of behavioral health therapy outcomes data reveals. The analysis was conducted by Blueprint ...

When we think about “outcomes” -- or how things turn out -- for most young adults we usually consider things like employment, higher education, living on their own, and becoming more independent from ...

DETROIT – Five Southeast Michigan organizations that serve boys and men of color received support to evaluate their impact thanks to funding made available through the Community Foundation and the ...

Retail media networks (RMNs) have become as mainstream as existing content and advertising channels. The problem is that RMNs ...

Fred D. Lublin, MD, FAAN, FANA: The major outcome measures in MS [multiple sclerosis] clinical trials are relapse rate reduction. And that’s the most common metric used for pivotal studies, studies ...

Looking to the future, ambulatory surgery centers must find a way to securing patient volume and payment as the healthcare industry undergoes a significant transformation, according to Fred Davis, MD, ...

We live now in the age of customer capitalism.[1] The era of shareholder capitalism, i.e. pushing products and services at customers, of tweaking the supply chain, of parsing and manufacturing demand, ...