EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 28 MIN
Delivery Systems: Lessons Learned and Key Takeaways - Part 1
from More Health, Less Healthcare
In Part One, Peter Boland unpacks the high points from the first third of the book, focusing on healthcare delivery systems, and spotlights innovative, purpose-driven organizations aiming to generate more health—not just treat sickness.Here are 5 keys you’ll learn in this episode:Why Our System is Stuck (and How to Get Unstuck)Discover the root causes behind America's sickness-focused healthcare spending—and the insanity of pouring 97% into treatment and only 3% into prevention.How Boston Medical Center Transformed Patient CareLearn the inside story of their pioneering food pantry, rooftop gardens, and true “patient first” philosophy (hint: they even teach families to cook healthy meals!).Breaking the Cycle with Nationwide Children'sFind out how this pediatric hospital in Ohio took on the audacious goal to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty through housing, workforce, education, and economic initiatives.The Power of Zero Defects at Cleveland HospitalHear how a creative “fractal management” system demanded everyone—yes, everyone—be accountable for perfect care, slashing errors and saving millions.Why Collaboration is EverythingSee how the best hospitals aren’t just treating patients—they’re partnering with local communities to share power and expertise, tailoring programs to real needs.Fun Fact of the Episode:Did you know the Boston Medical Center’s food pantry started in one doctor’s desk drawer? Today, it distributes over a million pounds of food per year and features rooftop gardens growing fresh produce for their patients!
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