274 How the Pandemic Could Help Fix Health Care Post-COVID-19

from Public Health On Call · host Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

While COVID-19 showed all the ways the health care and public health systems in the US are broken, the pandemic has also led to innovative problem solving and fixes for the future. Health economist Dr. Melinda Buntin talks with Stephanie Desmon about what went wrong, what went right, what changes she hopes will stay, and what comes next for health care and public health. KEYWORDS: telemedicine; health infrastructure

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