Largely helping doctors find the info they need and curating it without us having to login into 5 places or comb through 30pgs of PDFs. And a more acute version for early alerts of time sensitive conditions (eg. Stroke)

I agree the role of AI in PA problematic and concerning.

First up: A study led by Adrian Diaz (alum of our National Clinician Scholars Program) and @andrewmibrahim.bsky.social, showing that emergency surgery patients were more likely to die at hospitals owned by #privateequity firms than those with other ownership: www.healthaffairs.org/doi/abs/10.1...

4. Art's Principles
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Arthur (Art) Gensler built a world class architecture firm and kept track of his pearls a long the way. There is a great chapter about "boomerangs" and how to handle your top talent always being recruited from competitors.

3. Health Design Thinking
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I often have someone in medicine me, "I love design, but I don't know how it fits into medicine." If thats you, this would will help a lot. It's full of great examples where design can elevate processes, products and delivery.

Nice! Will check it out!

Thanks for this work. I think there is a larger concern that because the reporting in MAUDE is entirely voluntary, it’s likely underreporting … ie. there’s a large “did not report” category, too, that never makes the database. It should be much more proactive / automated.

4. Art's Principles
amzn.to/3FCZRQs
Arthur (Art) Gensler built a world class architecture firm and kept track of his pearls a long the way. There is a great chapter about "boomerangs" and how to handle your top talent always being recruited from competitors.

3. Health Design Thinking
amzn.to/43GpY2X
I often have someone in medicine me, "I love design, but I don't know how it fits into medicine." If thats you, this would will help a lot. It's full of great examples where design can elevate processes, products and delivery.