One of the people I've come to greatly respect is Atul Gawande. He's a doctor and
an author and we've featured him numerous times on the Ankota blog including as the author of Ankota's book of the year The Checklist Manifesto. Some of the key themse that we strongly embrace at Ankota are as follows:
- Coordinated care systems work better than isolated efforts
- It's not necessarily true that the most expensive care is the best care
- Checklists can vastly improve the quality of care
Today we bring him to you in video, courtesy of TED talks.
If you enjoyed this post, you may enjoy some prior posts inspired by Atul Gawande, as follows:
- Ankota's 2010 Book of the Year: The Checklist Manifesto
- 5 Percent of the Population Accounts for 50% of Health care costs
- Home Care and Checklists: The Full Story from Johns Hopkins
If you enjoyed the TED talk video, here are some other TED talks that have been featured on the Ankota blog:
- The Wireless Future of Medicine - Video
- Why Home Care is a Great Job: Lessons About Motivation
- How Can Disruptive Innovation Transform Health Care: 10 Minute Video
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