Microdosing

Abhas Gupta MD is Co-Founder & CEO of Mabel, an automated marketing platform that sends Medicare patients direct mail and email on behalf of the person they trust most—their doctor. He speaks about the world of Medicare Advantage, direct contracting, and how to improve the Medicare Advantage experience through better doctor-patient communications.

Naomi Martin MD shares her perspectives on Clinical Research and Real World Evidence trends, stemming from her years of experience at Abbvie, Self Care Catalysts, and Pfizer. We’ll also discuss some of the big players in the Real World Data space such as IQVIA and others.

Beverly Tchang MD of Weill Cornell Medicine shares perspectives on today’s obesity trends, and touches on emerging innovative approaches from Noom, Weight Watchers, MyFitnessPal, LoseIt, as well as new medications such as Semaglutide (AKA Wegovy by Novo Nordisk).

In Season 2, we'll shift gears and get perspectives from a wide variety of physicians; endocrinologists, nephrologists, neurologists, practitioners, startup founders, venture capitalists, etc.  ...across all healthcare sectors such as payers, providers, third-party administrators, and pharmaceuticals.  It's going to be great! 

Are you a physician leader - a CMO, Medical Director, or Physician Founder - and have something exciting to share?  I'd love to have you on the podcast.  Reach out to me at https://twitter.com/PaulSchrimpf @paulschrimpf https://www.linkedin.com/in/schrimpf/.

Johnson & Johnson is consistently rated as a favored brand and admired company, and yet it has had some of the most historic recalls in healthcare.  We'll examine how they are able to maintain such a positive image at all times.  

In 2019 John Muir Health brought in Optum to run its operations.  We'll look at how this is a good thing for John Muir Health and the patients they serve.  

In this episode, we'll be looking at Encompass Health's values, or as they call them, The Encompass Health Way.  As well as why many company values today are falling short, failing to get employees to think, feel, or do anything that aligns with them.

The Micro-Dosing podcast is focused on small observation that represents bigger strategies and business trends in healthcare.  Here's three minutes on what to expect from the episodes.