Health2049
Health2049 is a podcast that uses the power of future-fact storytelling (not science fiction) from our guests with diverse perspectives and engagement strategies, combined with real world applications, to frame compassion as the new face of care in the year 2049. This podcast serves as a forum to challenge today’s top thought leaders to engage in a hopeful discussion regarding the healthcare landscape.
Health2049
The Population Thinker
April 19, 2022
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Jason Helgerson / Dr. David Kindig
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Season 2
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Episode 9
As someone who helped coin the phrase “purchasing population health,” David Kindig has been at the forefront of the move to a health care system that prioritizes outcomes, aligns incentive structures, and eliminates waste. His work has always been prophetic and ahead of its time, pushing value based purchasing in the 90s before most knew what it meant. His approach weaves population health concepts with emerging cross-sector partnership frameworks, all in an effort to prioritize health, reduce inequality, and unleash our collective potential, all in an effort to achieve longer, healthier lives for all of us.
Dr. David Kindig
- Twitter: @PopHealth and @UWiscPHI
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-kindig-795b7318/
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Find the complete Show Notes and Transcripts Here -> https://bit.ly/Dr-David-Kindig
Timestamps:
- Dr. David Kindig shares his extensive background. [03:40]
- Six core areas that need fundamental change. [04:53]
- The Robert Wood Johnson Culture of Health Prize inspiration. [09:49]
- An optimistic vision in “Purchasing Population Health: Paying for Results?” [13:31]
- Do we need government-driven policy change? [17:01]
- How can we improve population health? [18:49]
- The debate around the universal basic income policy. [19:47]
- What can the future healthcare system look like? [22:09]
- Will artificial intelligence be an ally? [26:03]
- How do we move past divisive, political ideology? [29:59]
- What would be the benefits of this desired future? [32:20]