Authors:
David Cronin
It seems likely that we find ourselves at an inflection point in the evolution of healthcare. While the situation has certainly been brought to a boil by recent U.S. political events, the opportunities for change fit into a much larger context; they have the potential to truly transform the delivery of healthcare globally. Unlike some, I don't believe our current healthcare system is totally broken. I've conducted design research in quite a number of clinical settings and have consulted for businesses representing many different aspects of the healthcare industry, including provider networks, medical-device manufacturers, and even health insurance companies.…
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