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Masters of Scale

Rapid Response: On the frontlines of scale: Hospitals, w/Dr. David Skorton, AAMC

Masters of Scale

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Entrepreneurship, Business, Management, Reid Hoffman, Mindset, Diversity & Inclusion, Jeff Berman, Bob Safian, Startups

4.64.4K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Hospitals are facing overwhelming challenges they weren’t equipped for – and in many cases, they’re now innovating their way toward solutions. Today we're talking with Dr. David Skorton, CEO of the AAMC, the Association of American Medical Colleges. David isn’t a founder or an entrepreneur but he has a bird’s eye view of what health institutions are grappling with, how they need to rethink the way they operate, and what all of us — in any kind of organization — can learn from this moment.

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0:00.0

Hey everyone, you may have heard read talking about the future of AI and chat GPT on

0:04.8

Master's of Scale recently.

0:06.6

If you're interested in learning more, I want to recommend Wired's new podcast Have

0:10.6

a Nice Future.

0:12.0

Each episode explores the future of AI through illuminated conversations, featuring top technologists,

0:17.7

thinkers, and creators who share stories of how politics, culture, commerce, and more

0:22.3

are all touched by technology.

0:24.8

New episodes of Have a Nice Future are released every Wednesday.

0:28.2

You can listen and follow now wherever you get your podcasts.

0:31.3

I've seen nothing but heroism from the sea suite of the hospital to the people in the

0:37.2

ER and the intensive care unit.

0:40.7

It would be a great, great wasted opportunity if we didn't look back on many, many things

0:46.6

from the middle of this pandemic.

0:50.5

For sure we could have been better repaired as a country and as a sector.

0:56.4

There are some things that have been unsolved problems not for years but for decades for

1:02.0

generations that I hope we now take more seriously.

1:07.2

Keep gathering data and like one would do in a research lab, comparing one's idea about

1:11.9

what might be done, call it a hypothesis.

1:14.8

To the data coming in, if the data on hypothesis don't match up, you don't throw away the data,

1:20.0

you throw away the hypothesis.

1:26.4

That's Dr. David Scorton, CEO of the AAMC, the Association of American Medical Colleges

1:32.3

and a cardiologist by training.

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