Dr. Jim Weinstein
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard Jan 2020
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Or do we use that information in a quality way to improve the training?
of future radiologists.
This is just an example, right?
But we're not designed as a system, as a country, to do that.
I think many things could be done in an automated way.
So if you think about consolidation, to me those are the things, supply chain, revenue management, pharmacy, that could be consolidated across many organizations with a centralized set of services.
still maintaining privacy with your own container of information.
But why not centralize all that?
Why does every hospital need an IT department, a revenue management department, a supply chain department, a pharmacy department?
They don't.
With a $20 trillion deficit and a growing healthcare economy we can't sustain, productivity becomes really important amongst many things.
The inequities in our society are growing.
There's a paucity of solutions that are solving the problems for those most in need.
And yes, we have drugs that are very exciting and very costly, but they are not a solution for society at large.
And so I think these partnerships with the payers and the providers and the pharma and policymakers, oh, by the way,
are really important right now.
I'm hopeful Microsoft will lead much of that, because to your point about productivity and efficiency, it's in those businesses too, which impact the provider organizations as well.
So my latest role is around strategy and thinking about these issues and data analytics, because I think they're the foundation
Of the solution set that you're asking about.
And so those payers, which have tremendous power, including the federal government, the VA, need to be critical partners in all the things we're talking about.
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