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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2021 · 20 MIN

What Better Data Consciousness Can Bring to Healthcare - Dr. Arif Nathoo, CEO of Komodo Health

from Raise the Line · host Dr. Arif Nathoo, Shiv Gaglani

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Dr. Arif Nathoo has always been passionate about addressing the unmet needs of humanity and fundamentally disrupting the way medicine is being practiced through better technology. In this episode, he joins host Shiv Gaglani to unpack the steps his company Komodo Health is taking to better predict disease and ensure better patient outcomes. " I feel lack of data consciousness has not just permeated the profession of medicine, but it's in all aspects of policymaking in healthcare. We just have a huge opportunity to use data to get better at how we make decisions." Listen in as they discuss trends in telemedicine, how data can be used to reduce bias in care, and what Komodo has learned about how deferred care during COVID will impact the healthcare system going forward.

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