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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 40 MIN

Daring to Disrupt: The Power of Bold Thinking in Healthcare: Insights with Dr Maureen Baker CBE, Chief Medical Officer & Chair

from People and Pioneers - The Podcast · host Geraldine "G" Butler-Wright

In this episode of People and Pioneers – Daring to Disrupt: The Power of Bold Thinking in Healthcare, I speak with Dr Maureen Baker CBE, Chief Medical Officer of Healthily and Chair of the Professional Record Standards Body.Tune in to hear about: The journey from traditional medicine to digital health Bold approaches to navigating bureaucracy to deliver truly life-altering initiatives in patient safety The importance of career diversification and adaptability as a clinician Balancing family life with an ambitious career Practical steps to avoid micromanagement The power of disconnecting from the everyday through the things you loveAnd much more. Whether you're a business leader, entrepreneur, or someone striving for growth, this podcast promises to share game-changing strategies as we get real about people-powered success.

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