Why should we design a healthcare model with personal accountability at the center? Dr. Natalie Landman, Executive Director at the ASU Center for Healthcare Delivery and Policy, shares a vision of sustainable healthcare solutions and tools. She offers ideas to Health2049 co-host Bisi Williams on empowering patients and healthcare providers to work together.

Dr. Natalie Landman

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Timestamps: 

• Dr. Natalie Landman’s background in the healthcare. [03:30]
• A shared vision for patient and physician. [05:40]
• People impact their own health. [07:36]
• Websites that empower healthcare decision-making. [08:05]
• The Ministry of Health in Singapore discloses health care costs. [10:43]
• Healthcare should be a right, but people have a responsibility, too. [13:35]
• How can we bring healthcare costs down by 2049? [16:24]
• What costs do health insurance really cover? [18:20]
• Health insurance in the US allows for inefficiencies. [20:02]
• The benefit of universal healthcare coverage. [22:53]
• What’s wrong with employer-based health insurance? [23:30]
• Employer-based health insurance affects the job marketplace. [25:04]
• Fundamental things people look for in health insurance. [27:56]
• A healthcare model with personal accountability at the center. [29:21]
• How can we incentivize physicians? [30:20]
• How can we incentivize health insurance providers? [31:07]
• A cheap solution to an expensive problem. [32:34]
• One thing that Dr. Natalie Landman doesn’t want to happen. [35:25]