For almost two years, FSG has been exploring the future of medicine and medical education, in support of the administration and board of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). As noted previously in these pages, FSG developed a set of four ‘future of medicine’ scenarios and facilitated a series of scenario-planning workshops to help guide ACGME strategic decisions at a time of significant uncertainty.
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Steven Johnson’s How We Got to Now – and why we might not get to Then.
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FSG recently completed a look at the future of medicine and medical education.
We often get questions about how we do scenario planning and what clients get out of their investment. Here are our answers to some frequently asked questions.
Autonomous vehicle technology has made great strides, but a fascinating confluence of non-technology factors continues to inhibit the sector.