Closing Reflections with Kate Goodrich

Howie and Harlan are joined by Kate Goodrich, chief medical officer for Humana and a former Medicare staffer, to discuss the improvements in care and outcomes that result when providers are paid for each patient, not each service. Harlan looks at the challenge of payment for AI-based diagnostic tools; Howie asks if free tuition at Johns Hopkins medical school will address the real problems in medical education.

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AI Diagnostic Tools

"Tempus Receives U.S. FDA 510(k) Clearance for Tempus ECG-AF, an AI-based Algorithm that Identifies Patients at Increased Risk of AFib"

"Ensight-Ai Awarded Fda's Breakthrough Device Designation For Their Ecgvision-Ttr© Technology For Early Detection Of Attr-Cardiomyopathy Image"

The Cardiovascular Workforce Crisis: Navigating the Present, Planning for the Future

"American Medical Association Grants PLA Code to Tempus Algorithmic Test, PurISTSM"

Kate Goodrich

Humana: Value Based Care Report

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Value Based Care

"Medicare Spending on Ozempic and Other GLP-1s Is Skyrocketing"

Free Tuition at Johns Hopkins

"Bloomberg gives $1 billion to Hopkins to make tuition free for most medical students"

Johns Hopkins School Of Medicine: Tuition And Financial Aid

"Free med school tuition won't solve the shortage of primary care physicians"

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