Don Berwick, MD, MPP of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement discusses choices societies and the medical profession can make to improve health care and reduce inequities as we move out of the acute phase of the coronavirus pandemic.
Topics discussed in this interview:
0:00 Background on Dr Berwick, MD, MPP
2:10 How is this pandemic going to affect the speed of learning?
4:35 Are we moving too fast? Are we putting out more than we really know?
6:00 The value of standards.
8:12 How do you reconcile the need for clinical trials versus the clinicians desire to use experimental therapies to make their patients better?
10:24 We're better now at data collection and we're seeing high quality observation studies on these therapeutic regimens. So the use of data is helping us advance our knowledge of COVID-19.
11:51 Protecting the health care work force.
14:56 Virtual care, telehealth and telemedicine.
17:08 Will Medicare and private insurers pay the same amount for telemedicine?
19:17 Preparedness for threats
22:04 Inequity and the toll of COVID-19 on poor and marginalized individuals.
24:12 Will COVID-19 help us address and improve disparities in health and health care?
26:44 The moral determinants of health
28:05 COVID-19 and climate
29:08 Joe Biden's recommendation to lower the age of Medicare to 60.
32:00 The future of Medicaid
34:06 What do you think will happen to schools, colleges and businesses in the next few months?
36:39 Are we willing to be responsible for each other as the characteristic of a strong and healthy country?
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