Dr. Pooja Kumar
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128 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2022
last heard 30 Jan
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As you say, all of us have watched or will watch our parents and our grandparents go through the process of aging.
And yet we have not made it a priority, I think, in the way that you describe.
How has COVID-19 exacerbated or improved some of the challenges of healthy aging?
Well, COVID-19 was sudden and unexpected.
It's something that touches on so many points, right?
How we prioritize and make investments in the space around aging.
What are the ways in which we care for folks that are in long-term care facilities?
But also, how do we actually think about the concept of aging, not just being when we're sick and at the end of our lives?
If there were three things you could do across the country tomorrow to improve the experience of aging, what would they be?
Wow, that's a big question.
Thank you.
Looking forward to
having those become priorities for all of us in the next few years.
I could not agree more.
What role can the private sector play in partnership with states to provide needed services for the elderly?
We're having this conversation just as International Women's Day approaches.
When you look more broadly at your role as a woman and a leader in healthcare, what are some of the greatest biases and challenges that you've encountered?
I just love that answer.
What does International Women's Day mean to you both personally and in the context of the work that you do?
Arcelle, when you look at the place of women in leadership, say 20 years from now, what do you see in your mind?
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