In this episode, we again explore the power of a shared vision in health systems transformation. While we discuss theory and systems, we pause to remember that itâs about real peopleâpeople who donât need to suffer unnecessarily or undergo endless treatments. Each host shares personal stories of how the health system has deeply impacted them or their loved ones. Reflecting on the 1890s, we discuss how the era's focus on reductionism and mechanism, influenced by thinkers like Frederick Taylor, placed emphasis on the parts rather than the whole. We argue that every decision in healthcareâfrom clinical encounters to policyâshould be aimed at a unified vision of health, equity, and efficiency. The shared vision is the first of three key principles for transforming our health system, along with becoming a systems steward and identifying leverage points for change. Join us as we explore how we can start from where we are and make this vision a reality.
In this episode, we again explore the power of a shared vision in health systems transformation. While we discuss theory and systems, we pause to remember that itâs about real peopleâpeople who donât need to suffer unnecessarily or undergo endless treatments. Each host shares personal stories of how the health system has deeply impacted them or their loved ones. Reflecting on the 1890s, we discuss how the era's focus on reductionism and mechanism, influenced by thinkers like Frederick Taylor, placed emphasis on the parts rather than the whole. We argue that every decision in healthcareâfrom clinical encounters to policyâshould be aimed at a unified vision of health, equity, and efficiency. The shared vision is the first of three key principles for transforming our health system, along with becoming a systems steward and identifying leverage points for change. Join us as we explore how we can start from where we are and make this vision a reality.
About the podcast
Everyone knows that we need to transform our health system. It's time that we do it. On this podcast, Sofia and David - two AI generated hosts - seek to understand the current system, how we got here, and share concrete steps to move things forward. We ground our ideas in theory of complex systems, and we're not afraid to shake things up. This AI podcast was created, and is managed by Dr. Chad Swanson, an emergency physician. chadswanson.com This podcast and website does not provide medical, professional, or licensed advice and is not a substitute for consultation with a health care professional. You should seek medical advice from a qualified health care professional for any questions. Do not use this podcast for medical diagnosis or treatment. None of the content on this website represents or warrants that any particular device, procedure, or treatment is safe, appropriate or effective for you.