HAOP 2024 · No. 12
Chase Idleman; Kathy Azeez Narain
They're like, I want the best doctor. And that's a human. You can't just digitize them and take them completely out of that human connection.
Kathy Azeez Narain
Kathy Azeez Narain told me plainly that healthcare will never be a tech company, because what patients want is the best doctor, and that's a human. Much of her week goes to getting basic things to work, like joining scattered data. Chase Idleman shared what Zimmer Biomet learned when it asked knee and hip patients what mattered most: they simply wanted to know whether their recovery was on track.
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