Healthcare exec + AI builder. Startup to Fortune 20. I build at scale, not hype. UCLA Anderson professor. Fluent in payer, provider & tech. Opinions my own.
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Dieter Rams wrote ten principles of good design in 1976. They're almost perfect for AI. Almost.
I swapped "Good Design" for "Good AI" in his original principles and changed as little else as possible. Added two new ones for problems he never had to think about.
A thread: 12 Principles of Good AI.
(Me, 12 years ago, trying and failing to keep it extremely cool in front of my design hero.)
Sometimes #innovation in healthcare is not about bleeding edge technology, but about strong mission-driven leadership that challenges the status quo. apple.news/A3QtpV-CTRPC2Dphl…
When love is at the core of what you do, everything is possible. I’m fortunate to be building the future of care delivery and honored to appear in the video alongside a handful of the many heroes at CareMore Health. youtu.be/6kmq1_AAE5Q
Delighted to have contributed to the @AmerMedicalAssn’s new Digital Health Implementation Playbook—a 80+ page resource enabling healthcare orgs to catalyze adoption of #DigitalHealth solutions that improve #healthcare delivery & outcomes. Download it here: ama-assn.org/ama-digital-hea…
Thanks to team @Rock_Health for the opportunity to share a bit about @CareMoreHealth’s approach to accelerating innovation adoption (one of my favorite topics) at their Partner Retreat. Great insight from co-panelists @shrutiko & @teamrampantlion and moderating by @MeganKZweig!
Inspiring to see the tremendous progress made in just 3 months (!) by the startups in the 4th class of the @Techstars @CedarsSinai Accelerator. Special congrats to @philmartie of @nicoboard and @ChangBora of @kelahealth. It was an honor + fun to serve as one of your lead mentors!
A new study by @DeloitteHealth claims 57% of patients haven't used virtual care and are willing to try it, yet only 14% of medical practices have virtual capabilities. It won't be long until the ability to offer virtual care becomes table stakes for healthcare providers.
