Dr. Jim Weinstein
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183 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2020
last heard Jan 2020
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And oh, by the way, I do need a hospital.
X number of beds less than I have now.
And, oh, I should use Walmart or Walgreens for my primary care visits, and I don't need all these diagnostic MRIs and CT scans, which all goes back to your productivity question, because every system's designed to get the results it gets.
And we've built a system that is not performing well.
Because we've not built it with what we need to do today.
We built it in the 60s based on trying to get insurance.
And we revisited that under President Obama to get insurance.
But we never actually designed the system to get the results we actually need to get.
So I would love to have an experimental pilot community where we, Microsoft, could partner with a health system, with a Walmart, with an auto industry, with an insurance company and say, now we're going to take this model city
And it's, you know, 5 million people.
And we're going to work together to redesign this to what we really need and do the financial model that will be very different because the workforce will be different.
And the distribution of care across the continuum will be different.
That's a dream I have.
And the data is critical.
Interoperability, which is big for Microsoft and for healthcare and pushed by CMS at a federal level, is really important.
But you have to architect things to be interoperable and to share them.
I think if we could get, as I said, the food chain and the health systems and the commercial markets that people really visit every day and put all of that data, which then gets to big data and artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities, then we could actually do something for a society with greater probabilities using the data in the right ways.
I think Microsoft is really interested in the efficiencies of the workforce.
So how do you not just become efficient but effective?
And I think several of the product lines that have been announced by Microsoft, things like EmpowerMD that use natural language processing to actually help a physician-patient encounter and make it so the doctor doesn't have to sit there typing.
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