
As part of his Leadership Series, Fortune magazine's senior editor-at-large Geoff Colvin interviewed Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy, M.D., about Mayo's "culture of teamwork" and the #FutureofHealthCare.
"When you run the world's largest private medcal practice, you don't just respond to sweeping changes in health care -- you can also influence them. That's one goal of Mayo Clinic chief Dr. John Noseworthy, who wants Washington to consider quality and effectiveness when reimbursing health care providers, a change he believes would benefit Mayo and motivate others to improve." Read more.
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