<h1>Vivian S. Lee: It's vital for tech firms to earn and maintain the trust of people we care for</h1>

January 24, 2021 00:35:34
<h1>Vivian S. Lee: It's vital for tech firms to earn and maintain the trust of people we care for</h1>
The Big Unlock
<h1>Vivian S. Lee: It's vital for tech firms to earn and maintain the trust of people we care for</h1>

Jan 24 2021 | 00:35:34

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Show Notes

In this episode, Dr. Lee shares some examples of how the intersection between traditional healthcare and technology can be beneficial to improve healthcare outcomes and reduce costs of care.

The relationship between a healthcare provider and a tech provider is more about co-producing, co-designing, and working together for better health outcomes. To accelerate the pace of change in healthcare, technology firms must earn and maintain the trust of people. At the same time, digital health innovators must transform care and the way we pay for it. Dr. Lee also discusses her book The Long Fix , and how employers, who cover healthcare for half of the population in the U.S., will play a significant role in transforming the healthcare system. Take a listen.

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