Diabetes is a leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and shows no signs of slowing. A recent study estimates that the number of people worldwide with diabetes will more than double in the next three decades, reaching 1.3 billion by 2050. Ensuring access to more affordable medications, improved technologies, and inclusive, whole-person care is critical for managing, and even preventing, this disease. In this panel, hear how Amazon Pharmacy, One Medical and Insulet are re-envisioning care—from the clinic to the home–to support patients throughout their care journey.
Huge respect and props to @john_chilmark for his latest piece
https://www.chilmarkresearch.com/bidding-adieu/
Respect for publically sharing the story
Respect for his work
Respect for his bravery
We don't do a good job #eol but this is close from @ChilmarkHIT IMO
Slainte John
#hcldr
T2 #MedLasso
be curious not judgmental
but don’t you dare settle for fine
#hcldr
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Time for T2: How might we personally & professionally address/change the internal barriers to healthcare access/participation? #hcldr https://t.co/evLHlmD0QE
https://twitter.com/hcldr/status/1645952874139234304
T1 : too many human made barriers designed to limit delivery of care with too little incentive to fix the system. The system is working for those at the top. And the biggest barrier is the patriarchal imposed control over our bodies and our health. #hcldr
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Time for T1: Which barriers in healthcare are the most damaging?
David Harlow
Dr Nick
Eve Bloomgarden, MD
