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How preventive medicine physicians can fix the broken system [PODCAST]

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July 12, 2023
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Join us as we speak with Donna Grande, CEO of the American College of Preventive Medicine. We discuss the urgent need to overhaul the broken health care system in the U.S., addressing issues such as the high cost of health care and disparities in care among marginalized communities. Donna emphasizes the importance of involving preventive medicine-trained physicians in decision-making processes, highlighting their unique skills in health systems thinking and public health. Discover the ethical imperative and practical benefits of inviting these physicians to the table, as we explore potential solutions and legislative changes to fix our health care infrastructure.

Donna Grande is CEO, American College of Preventive Medicine.

She discusses her KevinMD article, “Here’s how to fix the public health system in the U.S.”

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