Disrupting Medicine: From House to Cheesecake Factory

1. Disrupting Medicine: From House to Cheesecake Factory

2. What Does the Title Have to Do with Medicine? stephbousquet.wordpress.com en.wikipedia.org

3. AtulGawande, MD commonhealth.wbur.org

4. Big Med Restaurant chains have managed to combine quality control, cost control, and innovation. Can health care? http://www.newyorker.com/gawande/August13,2012

5. May 26, 2011 Cowboys and Pit Crews Posted by aTUL GAWANDE

6. June 4, 2012 Failure and Rescue Posted by Atul Gawande RESILIENCE

7. What is Health Care Reform?

8. Health Care Reform is Driven by Need to Reduce Costs Michael Leavitt, Former DHHS Director http://www.hhs.gov/secretary/dhhssec.html functional-medicine.blogspot.com

9. Costs ValueInnovation Buyer Value Blue Ocean Strategy Value Innovation

10. What Would Billy Bean Say? totalspeakers.com

12. How Can We Fix Healthcare?

13. masg.org.au

14. Bedrock Principles (The Plan) • Leverage Nature (Law of the Few) • Create Health Experiences (Leave on Your Socks) • Leverage the Blue Zone Experience (What Your Grandmother Told You) • Create and Apply Precision Medicine (The Science) • Create Health Instead of Disease (What I Learned from the Navy Seals)

15. Leverage Nature (Law of the Few)

16. Systems Biology • Emergent field that aims at systems understanding of biological systems • Systems view focuses at understanding: • The complexity of the system • The networks activated in the system • The control methods of the system • Key nodes in the system www.sysbio.de/figs/sysbio8.gif

17. The Tipping Point and Social Networks www.flickr.com

18. Hotspotting http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/01/24/110124fa_fact_gawande

19. Pareto’s Law and Health Care Costs http://www.incentivedirect.com/the-8020-rule/

21. The True Utility of Concierge Medicine (Focus on the Few) en.wikipedia.org tracykrulik.com

22. The Cost Conundrum: What a Texas town can teach us about health care June 1, 2009 http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/06/03/business/Dartmouth-maps.html?ref=business

23. Systems Engineering and the Checklist Manifesto

24. Create Health Experiences (Leave on Your Socks)

25. What Should the Healthcare Experience Look Like? Trusting – Longitudinal – Accessible and Cheap – Positive and Fun – Empowering – Intuitive – Compelling – Proactive - Preventive – Precise – Personalized – Health and Wellness Focused TODAY Controlling – Health System and Physician Centered - Fragmented – Complex – Expensive – Difficult to Access – Disease-Centered – Imprecise – Scary – Disempowering

26. Protocol counterkicks.com medicalexpo.com

27. We Seek an Experience as Consumers

28. RusselHonorè Lesson thetakeaway.org culture.wnyc.org

29. Seeks to Create a “Health” Care Experience

30. Leverage the Blue Zone Experience (What Your Grandmother Told You)

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32. journal.aarpinternational.org

33. Blue Zones

34. Create and Apply Precision Medicine (The Science)

35. brooklyn.cuny.edu ncowie.wordpress.com

36. Genetics/Genomics www.elecamino.dnadirect.com

37. gotosay.com

38. Epigenetics sciblogs.co.nz/.../2010/08/epigenetics-400px.png

39. Introns and Organismal Complexity genomicenterprise.com

41. Identify Hubs http://mcdb.colorado.edu/courses/3280/lectures/class16-2.html

42. Create Health Instead of Disease (What I Learned from the Navy Seals)

43. Balance – The Secret to Health The universal truth is that you must balance the elements of yin and yang in all aspects of your life to achieve happiness, harmony, and health. www.crystalvaults.com

45. en.wikipedia.org navy.mil

47. More Reasons to Blame Your Parents for Any Health Problems virtualworld360.blogspot.com

48. Health is Resiliency and Reserve • Emotional • Behavioral • Social • Physical • Environmental • Genetic/Epigenetic AGING IS THE PARADIGM

49. Positive Psychology

50. http://www.argn.com/2008/11/ www.superbetter.com