It's no secret that the financial services industry is experiencing a tsunami of change that's impacting advisors' relationships with their clients. But we're not alone. Consider health care—not too long ago, a patient's knowledge was limited to what his or her physician knew. That's no longer the case, as technology and the democratization of information is disrupting the traditional care model and forcing the medical community to take a fresh look at itself. Dr. Bryan Vartabedian is one of the leading voices in this new health care landscape. Host Bill Coppel – Managing Director and Chief Client Growth Officer at First Clearing — and Dr. V sit down to explore the many parallels between the disruption occurring in both financial services and health care, and the lessons we can learn from one another.
Bryan Vartabedian is a pediatric gastroenterologist at Baylor College of Medicine / Texas Children's Hospital. He is also the founder of 33 charts, a site focused on physicians' transition to a new digital reality and the impact on patient care and engagement. Cited as an example of early 21st century thought leadership, 33 charts was chosen to be archived in its entirety in the National Library of Medicine.
As the disruptive impact of technology continues to change the nature of client-advisor relationships, we believe there are lessons to be learned from professionals in other industries. What challenges are they facing? How are they changing long-held practices and adapting to this new reality? One such industry is health care. Like financial advisors, physicians are finding their traditional care models disrupted by technology and their patients' access to information. Host Bill Coppel kicks off this new podcast with one of the leading voices in this new health care landscape — Dr. Bryan Vartabedian.
Bill and Dr. V explore some of these forces and the many parallels between the disruption occurring in the financial services industry and the healthcare field. In this episode, you'll hear:
- How democratization of information is impacting the physician-patient relationship
- The ways in which technology can connect or separate us from our patients/clients
- How the human intermediary's role will evolve in a landscape of artificial intelligence and algorithms
Bryan Vartabedian is a pediatric gastroenterologist at Baylor College of Medicine / Texas Children's Hospital, and one of health care's influential voices on the intersection of medicine, technology and culture. He is also the founder of 33 charts, a site focused on physicians' transition to a new digital reality and the impact on patient care and engagement. Cited as an example of early 21st century thought leadership, 33 charts was chosen to be archived in its entirety in the National Library of Medicine.
- Ways to contact Dr. Vartabedian
- Web: 33charts.com
- Podcast: The Exam Room with Dr. Bryan Vartabedian
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