Posts tagged with podcast
Is Not Asking About ChatGPT the Next Malpractice Risk? With Berkeley Law's Vincent Joralemon
Patients are trusting chatbots more and more every day. Vincent Joralemon discusses why that puts new legal pressure on the physician in the room.
Why Can't Good Medical Advice Go Viral? Dr. Mike Evans on Health Communication in the Influencer Era
Why does bad health advice travel farther than good medicine? Dr. Mike Evans joins Dr. John Schumann to talk influencers, behavior change, and how doctors can compete.
Cut Out the Middleman, Keep the Patients: Dr. Chloe Kindred on Building a Direct Primary Care Practice From Zero
Her panel tripled overnight and a rewritten contract pushed her out. Dr. Chloe Kindred on quitting corporate medicine to build direct primary care from zero.
These Physicians Explain Why They'd Never Go Back to Being Employed
Five physicians on what it actually costs to leave employed medicine for independent practice: the economics, the isolation, and why none of them regret it.
The Physician-Owned Practice That Private Equity Can't Buy With Dr. Bradley Block
Private equity is buying up ENT practices nationwide. Dr. Bradley Block explains how ENTA's 170 physician partners built a model too big and too democratic to sell.
Dr. Ari Brown on What Happened to Trust Between Parents and Pediatricians
Dr. Ari Brown built trust with millions of parents over 30 years. Now she's watching independent pediatrics disappear, and refuses to look away.
Dr. Karandeep Singh Doesn’t Trust AI Blindly. That’s Exactly Why UC San Diego Health Trusts Him With It
Dr. Karandeep Singh exposed a flawed sepsis model. Now he decides what AI gets deployed at UC San Diego Health, and why skepticism is the job.
Running Kaiser's Largest Medical Group Taught Former CEO Dr. Robert Pearl What’s Actually Broken in Healthcare
Former Kaiser CEO Dr. Robert Pearl explains why AI's biggest healthcare savings aren't from cutting jobs, and why fee-for-service is the real obstacle to fixing American medicine.
Dr. Jordan Shlain: Insurance Killed Primary Care, So I Built a Practice Without It
Dr. Jordan Shlain walked away from insurance-based primary care in 2002. Twenty five years later, he makes the case for why insurance and primary care should have never been the same system.
51 of the Top 100 Healthcare Companies Had a Physician Founder: Dr. David Lortscher Explains Why
Curology founder and Why Doctors Win author Dr. David Lortscher on the data showing physician founders outperform other healthcare startups by 3x.
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