From Exam Room to Living Room: The New Health System, Part 1
The framework behind my talks: five healthcare tasks moving from clinicians to consumers.
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New to my work? These six essays explain how I think about healthcare's future: what's moving from clinicians to consumers, what's disappearing altogether, and what it means for health systems.
The New York Times Got Smaller — Healthcare Is Next
How a better product can still mean a smaller business, and what that means for health systems.
The First Healthcare Demand Shock of the 21st Century
What happens to healthcare demand if GLP-1s substantially cut obesity and metabolic disease.
The $50B Measurement Blind Spot in Healthcare Strategy
Why the demand leaving healthcare never shows up in the numbers leaders track.
AI Doesn't Replace Doctors. It Replaces the Reasons to See One
How AI reduces the reasons patients need a doctor visit.
Does America Really Have a Doctor Shortage?
I plotted wait times against physician supply. More doctors didn't mean shorter waits.
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