Bohmer is a physician and faculty member of the Harvard Business School who suggests that the key to designing a better health care system in the United States is through the basic strategy of "applying the best available medical knowledge to solve patients' health problems." Aimed at health care professionals and organizations, this book analyzes the misalignment between health issues and the processes used to treat them and emphasizes the need to employ clinical research in a more effect manner. The author describes six organizational skills that will help health care companies solve health problems, employ best practices and embed this knowledge in the next generation of practitioners. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)