HIMSSCast: Leveraging care networks toward humanizing healthcare

Podcast visitor Dr. Summer time Knight

In her new book, Humanizing Health care, out April sixth, Dr. Summer time Knight leverages her experiences as a medical doctor, an entrepreneur, a patient and a mom of a son with most cancers to present a paradigm for how health care can alter – how it can be a greater expertise for health care consumers and find greater cost personal savings and outcomes alongside the way.

Dr. Knight joins host Jonah Comstock to examine some of the critical strategies in the forthcoming book.

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Chatting points

• Dr. Summer time Knight’s tale and why she wrote Humanizing Health care.
• Humanizing Health care as a North Star for reforming all the areas of health care.
• The 3 +1 critical drivers of health care transformation.
• Why humanity has to be hardwired in as technological innovation increases.
• Altering the society of care delivery and developing therapeutic alliances.
• Rethinking the health care consumer as a consumer, not a patient.
• Healthfulness hubs – an infrastructure for operationalizing care networks.
• Reforms to preventative care and health care finance.
• Dr. Knight’s tips for HIMSSCast listeners.

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