Healthcare

We do not really have an affordability problem in healthcare. We have a mismanagement problem.

Here we stand today in full, but terrifyingly empty hospitals. Full of patients in need, empty from the staff required to take care of them.

Hospitals, doctors offices, urgent care centers, surgery centers: places you go when you are unwell. But then where do we go to stay well?

Emotions is what makes us human. It is not a weakness to acknowledge and process them, but the essence of our humanity.

Physician and nurse burnout is becoming a potential existential problem for healthcare. To reduce or eliminate the problem, we must first identify root cause. Once the cause is known, we must have an effective model for removing the root cause. This article provides insights and a path forward for reducing burnout for the entire care team.

We are chasing and rewarding valuations, investments, funding rounds, revenue growth at any cost and forgetting that the point of it all is to deliver healthcare. Better healthcare to more people.