SEASON 2, EPISODE 6 - Our final episode in a four-episode series on primary care. Today: Artificial Intelligence. Is it possible that technology could actually restore humanity in health care? What other doors might AI open?

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SEASON 2, EPISODE 5 - Our third episode in a four-episode series on primary care. Today: Advanced Primary Care, sometimes called team-based primary care. What happens when you combine the advantages of Direct Primary Care with bigger clinical teams that include advanced practice providers, health coaches, behavioral health professionals, pharmacists, nutritionists, and more? What gets better for patients? What gets harder for clinicians?

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SEASON 2. EPISODE 4 — Our second episode in a four-episode series on primary care. Today: Direct primary care. What happens when you take the middle man … the health plan … out of primary care? What happens when primary care clinicians no longer have to worry about billing and coding? What new services do they offer? What else do they do differently?

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SEASON 2. EPISODE 3 — Our first in a four episode series on primary care. Today: Full scope family medicine. Is it an unfortunate necessity in remote areas, or a model for primary care everywhere?

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Goran Henriks has spent decades leading innovation in the Swedish health system, and he’s gained an international reputation for his work. He shared three patient stories with us, each offering a conceptual building block for clinician-innovators.

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Winnie Henderson, a surgeon who focuses on breast cancer treatment at Oregon Surgical Wellness, describes how she deepens her connections with patients through empathy, education, and collaborative decision making. She also describes the benefits, for both patients and doctors.

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JoAnna Leyenaar, a pediatric hospitalist at Dartmouth Health, is developing mental health skill-building programs for teens who are boarding at the hospital, sometimes for several days,  after a mental health crisis. 

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Lara Goitein shares her experience building and leading a program for clinician led innovation and continuous improvement at a community hospital in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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David de Geisel is building community partnerships and advancing innovative methods for testing for and treating Hepatitis C.

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Jessica Salwen-Deremer, a gastro-psychologist and an innovation leader at Dartmouth Health, is building new care models for patients with irritable bowel syndrome.

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