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130. Digital Health and Why It's Taking Forever to Make Progress | Jonathan Baktari, MD

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Dr. Baktari graduated magna cum laude from Case Western Reserve before continuing on to medical school at Ohio State University) and after graduation (he became a triple board-certified physician with specialties in internal medicine, pulmonary and critical care medicine, completing his residency at Northwestern University and fellowships at UCLA).    In this episode, we start by discussing Digital health - what it is and why it’s exciting The current role of digital health in medicine as we practice now Foundational limitations for incorporating digital health successfully into healthcare Where and how we would start to optimize the system using digital health What a bright future with a robust and efficient digital health system looks like Resources mentioned in the show: ⁠Dr. Baktari's website Baktari MD podcast

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