Hello all! I apologize that I haven’t posted in a while. I have a couple of new articles to share with you that I’ve written recently. One is on the role of introverts in our society from Susan Cain’s great book Quiet.
I have also started writing for Doximity.com, about which I am very excited. My first piece looks at the scalability of health care and how physicians fit into that. There will be more to come, at least monthly, on Doximity.com. Let me know what you think.
I hope everyone has a nice 4th of July and can avoid the hospitals given the brand new interns…
My foray into armchair behavioral economics continues with my latest article at Accelerate. What are the pros and cons of reacting quickly to circumstances vs contemplating? There are instances for both, but it’s important to know when those times may be. I hope you enjoy it.
Most developed countries around the world consider health care to be a right as opposed to a privilege; it is something that everyone deserves. So why don’t we in the US accept that? In my first article for the Washington Post, I explore the history of this debate in the United States. Enjoy!
