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 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.
Curology founder and Why Doctors Win author Dr. David Lortscher on the data showing physician founders outperform other healthcare startups by 3x.
CHAI CEO Dr. Brian Anderson on the fight to define good AI in healthcare and why hospitals are about to get serious backup on cybersecurity.
Med students Emily Leventhal and Rishma Jivan on the AI habits every attending should know, straight from The Physician's Guide to AI.
The New Yorker's Dr. Dhruv Khullar on why your patients trust ChatGPT more than their doctors and the structural rot underneath American medicine.
Stanford CIO Dr. Michael Pfeffer on what his health system is actually building with AI, what the data shows, and why more technology isn't the same as better medicine.
One year into practice, she already wants out. She's not alone, and she's done pretending.
Dr. Wendy Dean named moral injury in medicine. Here's what it actually is, where it comes from, and what it's going to take to fix it.
As the new CEO of the AMA, Dr. John Whyte has a clear message for physicians who are thinking about sitting this moment out: now is not the time for silence.
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