Kevin Mahoney

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McKinsey on Healthcare · Kevin Mahoney on the responsibility of academic medical centers · 30 Jan 2026 podcast

But having the honesty that, again, the future rarely unfolds exactly the way you want it to.

So what's your contingency plan around both sides, positive and negative?

If it turns out to be better than you thought, how do you quickly ramp up to take advantage of it?

If it turns out not to be as good, how do you make sure that you've implemented a series of no regret moves?

So if a couple of negative things happen, you're not disadvantaged.

It's simple, and it's also really hard.

You have to get off Zoom.

You have to get out of your office.

You have to go meet the physicians and the scientists where they're at.

You have to go to lectures, you know,

I'm not a scientist, but I still attend different grand rounds, different lectures, just so I can hear what's going on, but then also catch a couple of the doctors on the way out of the door, and they'll tell me what's on their mind.

I think the way you stay lockstep with your physicians and your physician scientists, again, is simple.

Work really hard.

Be authentic.

but reach out and talk to people face-to-face, not as much in the mode of communication we've fallen into.

Medical school, I think, will shrink to three years.

Two is probably too draconian.

Medical school is going to be a lot on where do you find information, not disinformation, but real legitimate information.

How do you train AI?

I think simulation, again, virtual reality, will be able to shrink down the length of time it takes to do your surgical training.

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