Telehealth Isn't Enough for Rural Patients. Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya on Remote Monitoring, Home-Based Care, and Who Will Pay for It
Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya brought gun violence screening into Epic. Now he's taking on rural specialty access, and says telehealth alone won't solve it. Who pays for the fix?
Telehealth Isn't Enough for Rural Patients. Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya on Remote Monitoring, Home-Based Care, and Who Will Pay for It
Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya brought gun violence screening into Epic. Now he's taking on rural specialty access, and says telehealth alone won't solve it. Who pays for the fix?
Most Patients Have Never Heard of Direct Primary Care. A Doctor on The Traitors Is Changing That with Dr. Jay Vinnedge
Dr. Jay Vinnedge traded 24-patient days for 90-minute visits in direct primary care, then took DPC to The Traitors. Here's how it works and why physicians hold more leverage than they think.
Meet DR GPT™: Dr. Harvey Castro on Patients, Robots, and Who Will Drive AI in Medicine
Dr. Harvey Castro, aka DR GPT™, on how patients will drive AI in medicine and why the biggest mistake is not trusting AI at the right level.
Primary Care Is the API for Healthcare. So Why Is Nobody Building for It? with Jefferson Health’s Dr. David Nichols
Primary care fills every gap between specialists by hand. Jefferson Health’s Dr. David Nichols on why primary care doctors should build AI, not just adopt it.
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Telehealth Isn't Enough for Rural Patients. Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya on Remote Monitoring, Home-Based Care, and Who Will Pay for It
Northwell's Dr. Chethan Sathya brought gun violence screening into Epic. Now he's taking on rural specialty access, and says telehealth alone won't solve it. Who pays for the fix?
Most Patients Have Never Heard of Direct Primary Care. A Doctor on The Traitors Is Changing That with Dr. Jay Vinnedge
Dr. Jay Vinnedge traded 24-patient days for 90-minute visits in direct primary care, then took DPC to The Traitors. Here's how it works and why physicians hold more leverage than they think.
Meet DR GPT™: Dr. Harvey Castro on Patients, Robots, and Who Will Drive AI in Medicine
Dr. Harvey Castro, aka DR GPT™, on how patients will drive AI in medicine and why the biggest mistake is not trusting AI at the right level.
Primary Care Is the API for Healthcare. So Why Is Nobody Building for It? with Jefferson Health’s Dr. David Nichols
Primary care fills every gap between specialists by hand. Jefferson Health’s Dr. David Nichols on why primary care doctors should build AI, not just adopt it.
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.
If AI Can Prescribe, Who's Liable When It Gets It Wrong? Four Experts Weigh In
Four experts from eNavvi, Amazon Pharmacy, The Doctors Company, and Northeastern Law unpack who is liable when AI prescribes and why e-prescribing is still so broken.
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.
How Dr. Keith Matheny Turned His Practice's Biggest Headaches Into Businesses, While Still Seeing Patients
Most doctors never took a business class. Dr. Keith Matheny taught himself, fixed his practice, and built a 3,500-member buying group, all while still seeing patients.
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.
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