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In this episode host Ron Barshop interviews the CEO of Arrowhead Health, Dr. David Berg. This is the final of a three-part series where they dive into physician burnout, fixing the business model, and the overall state of primary care. They discuss how Dave ended up where he is today and solutions to some of the biggest problems facing both primary care and healthcare as a whole.
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In this episode Ron talks to Leah Houston, MD. Leah is a board-certified Emergency Physician. While practicing emergency medicine across the US for nearly 10 years she recognized a common problem: uncompensated administrative burdens related to physician employment and credentialing are a leading cause of administrative waste and physician burn out.
She began HPEC in 2018 when realizing that Blockchain could solve the obstructive regulatory problems in healthcare with its distributed ledger technology. HPEC is building a platform that will give every physician a self-sovereign digital identity attached to their credentials in order to create the Decentralized Autonomous Organization of physicians and surgeons. This is essentially a democratic physicians guild. HPEC will streamline the current antiquated and laborious process of credentialing, reduce administrative waste, improve access to care and give physicians sovereign ownership of their data and employment rights. The organization will also create an opportunity for physicians to communicate more efficiently about policy and practice and in turn improve patient care.
A lifelong advocate, innovator and investor she has spent time lobbying for public policy and healthcare reform. She understands the problems that plague the healthcare system from the inside and out, and has dedicated her time to repairing the current global healthcare crisis. HPEC will restore physician autonomy to the practice of medicine, will begin in the United States and expand.
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In this episode host Ron Barshop interviews the healthcare futurist, technology expert, and CEO of Strategic Pathways, Dave Smith. They do a deep dive into the role technology plays in both the current state of primary care and its future. They discuss topics like EHRs, transcriptions, telehealth, and education.
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In this episode host Ron Barshop interviews the CEO of Arrowhead Health, Dr. David Berg. This is the second of a three-part series where they dive into physician burnout, fixing the business model, and the overall state of primary care. They discuss solutions to some of the biggest problems facing both primary care and healthcare as a whole.
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In this episode host Ron Barshop interviews the President and Founder of Medcillary, Jon Boski. They discuss the importance of and value that can be had by adding ancillary services to a primary care clinic. This can help to reduce burnout and increase revenue.
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In this episode host Ron Barshop interviews the CEO of Arrowhead Health, Dr. David Berg. This is the first of a three-part series where they dive into health insurance, the inaccessibility of healthcare, and the overall state of primary care. They discuss solutions to some of the biggest problems facing both primary care and healthcare as a whole.