by Matthew Rehrl MD | Creativity, Healthcare Innovation
Ideas are a dime a dozen. Good ideas? Maybe one in a hundred. Great ideas? Once a year. THE idea? Once in a lifetime – if you are lucky. Having ideas is an intuitive process, one with an element of randomness. Certainly, this intuition and randomness can be...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Healthcare Innovation
As I write this post, I am in an acupuncturist’s waiting room as my wife is getting a consult. The waiting room is fabulous: very peaceful, with gentle guitar music in the background and an offer of an herbal berry tea by the receptionist. I am aware of some of...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Creativity, Healthcare Innovation
Eggs are just eggs, right? Well, no – not according to Vital Farms. They call their eggs “Ethical Eggs”, which are created by their “girls” (that is, hens) each having over 108 square feet to roam free. But how do I know this? Because with every egg crate,...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Creativity, Healthcare Innovation
Over thirty years ago, as I was pursuing my Masters degree in Physics and before I went to medical school, I worked at Texas Instruments as an engineer. Texas Instrument ( fondly known as “TI”), – although best known at the time as the...
