Dr. Atul Gawande on Health Care & the Age of Reform
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Dr. Atul Gawande on Health Care & the Age of Reform


Via Farnam Street.

Renowned surgeon, writer (Better, Complications, and The Checklist Manifesto), and medial thinker Dr. Atul Gawande interviews with WPUR's On Point. In this wide ranging interview, Dr. Gawande covers healthcare reform, measuring the quality of healthcare, the value of checklists, lowering the cost of healthcare, what healthcare can learn from agriculture.





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