Major issues in healthcare

From our free online course, “Innovating in Health Care”:
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Harvard Business School Professor Regina Herzlinger introduces the key problems affecting health care globally and how to utilize a framework to analyzes these problems.
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this is amazing thank you Professor

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Thanks so much for sharing this! I am reading Market Driven Health Care (97') now. I am a Hospitalist Physician Assistant in Washington, D.C. Her book is so relevant to what I experience as a clinician!😊👍🏾👨🏾‍⚕️

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Am studying public health at the University of Lusaka and Yes health care is so complex

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Price
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Always trust Harvard for pointing to the right concerns. I believe the team of pulse project is already solving a lot of challenges. it is integrating AI and blockchain to increase security

[@elinmoftedal]

I don’t agree the way she portrayed the UK system- we have the same system in Norway and everybody has access. There are different challenges with every system- but the European and Australian ( and similar) systems are far superior to any other- still a lot of opportunities to innovate- but it needs to be patient driven

[@bismaali8043]

China's GDP is 3T USD? No...wasn't so even in 2017, when this was posted. What am I getting wrong?

[@johndough1264]

I’m picturing a blockchain based database that can assist doctors in diagnosing/treating patients.

[@andreias5564]

next step on medicine : Use AI . Artificial intelligence . Use machines for the job. are more fast to make the diagnosis, read x ray, surgeries, etc.

[@johndough1264]

I think they would still have to be checked by a human before being approved. It would shrink the time to diagnosis though.

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I always wait for your articles as they are so informative and effective. Thank you for always sharing the correct information. Keep posting.