Dr. David Steenblock, President, CEO, Chief Scientist, and Research Physician at Brain Regeneration, Inc based in the United States participate in Risk Roundup to discuss Healthcare in Turmoil.
Healthcare in Turmoil
The health care system today is in turmoil. It is highly fragmented, doctor-centric, siloed, disconnected, ineffective, costly, and facing a frightful financial future. The massive healthcare-driven fiscal problems that nations are facing today, and will face in the coming tomorrow, will likely put nations’ survival, security, and sustainability at risk.
While, across nations, over the years, there have been many talks and trials to fix the broken healthcare system to make it more accessible, affordable, and effective; the more the decision-makers have tried, the more it has got messier and complex. So, what can be done?
Let us evaluate this further-
- State of Healthcare Industry
- Demand for Change
- Technology Transformation
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Challenges
It seems that technology can solve many problems healthcare is facing today and will face in the coming tomorrow. While technology advances, new tools, and platforms will emerge that will likely change our traditional notion of how health care can be delivered, it is not going to be an easy change.
While the technological advances have the potential to make healthcare more affordable, accessible, and effective as we know it, they will also likely bring complex security challenges, industry acceptance challenges, regulatory obstacles, power conflicts, and many other challenges.
Now is the time to talk about Healthcare Turmoil!
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About the Guest
Dr. David Steenblock is the President, CEO, Chief Scientist, and Research Physician at Brain Regeneration, Inc based in the United States
He has decades of experience practicing medicine diagnosing and treating difficult and “incurables” diseases. He has MS in biochemistry, DO Osteopathic physician, rotating internship- Providence Hospital, Seattle; solo practice in the rural logging town of 5000 with a 32-bed hospital, residence in anatomic and clinical pathology-Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio; Clinical Pathology University of Oregon, Portland, Oregon.
He began doing bone marrow evaluations in 1968, 1969 spent 3 months in the Department of Donnell Thomas MD who won the Nobel prize for his work on bone marrow transplantation. He wrote the first book on the use of Umbilical cord stem cells with Dr. Anthony Payne in 2006. For more please go to (www.stemcellmd.org).
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