Ken Covinsky

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1,532 appearances 20 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2016 last heard Sep 2025

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And those of course would have taken a lot of resources to measure.
So
Yeah, no, I think it's it is really one of the like the the question of geriatrics is how how do we spend our time to best, you know, advance patient care and is it best spent on an individual level or system planning level?
And is it guided towards those most in need or who are most vulnerable?
I am not sure I have the answer to that because I think some of it is we also have to teach people how to provide better geriatrics care and teach primary care providers.
I I tend to think that like I I agree with you, Nikki, that I think a lot of it has to be on the health system leadership.
level and getting, you know, these aspects of quality that are better in geriatrics moved into, you know, more primary care models so that
I know we're discussing a study where the negative where the outcome was for the primary outcome was negative.
Nonetheless, I still believe that, you know, providing geriatric primary care for those who are most vulnerable and most needy makes a difference.
Well, thank you.
So on April 15th, 1947, Jackie Robinson took to the field at Ebbets Field and broke the color barrier in baseball.
And I always think like when I think about like, you know, these moments I dream I could have been at, like I dream of being at Ebbets Field that day.
And, you know, what does it mean now?
You know, well, today it's the day the arc of justice turned a little bit in the right direction.
Yeah.
You know, I think it's a day that has grown in impact.
I don't think it was recognized.
It was recognized as an important day in baseball at the time.
I don't think it was recognized as a profound moment in American history, you know, in a moment that just, you know, really kind of rescued the soul of baseball and made the soul of America better.
And I think it's also just like, you know, just a few things also that,
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