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Oct 12, 2021 31 min

Why Is Consumer-First Design So Hard? (#183)

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Jared and Zain share some provocative thinking about why it has been so hard historically to create consumer-first healthcare services and experiences. They'll dive deep into the patriarchal origins of traditional medicine, then they'll look at how to create an internal culture of innovation and gain consensus for new ideas. All that, plus the Flava of the Week about the latest flex on the healthcare industry from CrossFit. What does the announcement about their new primary care offering tell us about the intersection of fitness and data-driven healthcare services? Next steps: Subscribe to Season 2 of Now What?? on the Shift.Health YouTube channel Check out some of our favorite related podcasts: DGTL Voices with Ed Marx, Healthcare 360 with Scott Burgess, Healthcare IT Today with John Lynn and Colin Hung, and Hello Healthcare with Chris Hemphill (#183)

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