HIMSSCast: Leveraging care networks toward humanizing healthcare

Podcast visitor Dr. Summer season Knight

In her new guide, Humanizing Health care, out April sixth, Dr. Summer season Knight leverages her activities as a medical professional, an entrepreneur, a patient and a mom of a son with most cancers to current a paradigm for how health care can modify – how it can be a far better experience for health care consumers and discover far better price tag savings and results together the way.

Dr. Knight joins host Jonah Comstock to explore some of the vital concepts in the forthcoming guide.

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Conversing details

• Dr. Summer season Knight’s story and why she wrote Humanizing Health care.
• Humanizing Health care as a North Star for reforming all the areas of health care.
• The three +1 vital drivers of health care transformation.
• Why humanity has to be hardwired in as technological know-how increases.
• Transforming the lifestyle of treatment supply and making therapeutic alliances.
• Rethinking the health care consumer as a client, not a patient.
• Healthfulness hubs – an infrastructure for operationalizing treatment networks.
• Reforms to preventative treatment and health care finance.
• Dr. Knight’s suggestions for HIMSSCast listeners.

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