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Sachin H. Jain: Why healthcare needs a reset to serve patients better

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Dec 17, 2024, 21:28

Sachin H. Jain: Why healthcare needs a reset to serve patients better

The Heart of Healthcare Podcast made the following post on LinkedIn:

“Healthcare has gotten too big. There’s very little evidence that big healthcare has led to anything better for patients” – Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA

This week’s episode is all about the needed healthcare reset:

Why healthcare needs to move beyond “toxic positivity” and incremental improvements toward real transformation
The fundamental flaw in value-based care: measuring outcomes in one-year increments when real health improvements take decades
Medicare Advantage’s current challenges, including benefit cuts, market exits, and controversial star ratings
Why healthcare consolidation has failed to deliver better outcomes and may be driving clinician burnout
How SCAN’s “12 angry seniors” sparked a movement to help people age at home, and why that mission remains relevant today
The need for a new generation of healthcare leaders willing to think big instead of being trained to be incrementalists
His advice for the new administration

Listen here:

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