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Shame in you for pumping these predators businesses, they are cost peoples lives for greedy jerks can profit off of public health.

Private equity is the worst thing to ever happen to healthcare. Steward healthcare nearly single handedly destroyed healthcare in Massachusetts. Keep these crooks away from our healthcare.

Don't you love how nice evil acts in front of the camera. I got here after watching videos of the horror private equity bring to hospitals. We need to outlaw private equity from healthcare. Problem is Wall st. bribes politicians to prevent any pushback against their evil ways.

Interested? They already frickin' run it, and it should be criminal. Business managers see us as cattle to move through the process as quickly as possible. Profit lies in quantity, not quality. There are no doctor's offices anymore, only health"care" corporations. I have cancer. The disease won't kill me nearly as quickly as the stress of dealing with the cancer "care" corporation's untrained and uncaring administrative staff.

Let doctors do the doctoring and tell the bean counters to take a hike!

If you are looking for reliable information on the effect that private equity has on healthcare, you should look elsewhere. This “interview” is nothing more than a veiled advertisement, and seems to purposely avoid even hinting at any of the obvious problems that arise when profit become the sole motive behind providing healthcare. This piece is worse than useless. It is misleading, and not reflective of even the most basic concerns held by the majority of healthcare providers when considering private equity.

That sets alarm bells for another increase in healthcare costs. The entire system is a profiteering rainbow pot and needs a restructure not to make millionaires out of people’s medical needs.

Thank you for such a great interview hope I can see more episodes with this Doctor

Do you have Kidneys

This was eye opening

Need to combine videos , not worth playing for 1 minute clips

St Mary's in Kankakee don't go

Awesome interview!!! I am doing a research project on MI for my undergrad.... and this was great material! Thanks for sharing Dr. David!

Thank you Eric Temple-Morris and Jeffrey Bendix for allowing me to share my views and experiences during this pandemic. zetter.com

The third leading cause of death is medical errors and when apologizing we frequently know an error occurred and the harm was preventable. This very frequent scenario needs to be handled differently and you can ignore most of the advice given in this interview.

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why Health Sectors should be profitable ? They should focus on saving lives instead.

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Did she mean 500 FTE or 500 patients?

A generally very good PRIMER to get folks thinking about how they can start doing telehealth.

Haha. Patient’s relative is palpating the abdomen ! And diagnosing appendicitis! Next thing he will us is that relative can do appendectomy too!!

the more and more I look at it, DPC (direct patient care) is the way to go, atleast for the outpatient model. stay away from MBA's

“It’s not me. It’s the broken system.” Dr. Dean has nailed it!!! In my case, I had to finally quit from a “residency program”, which by the way stopped me from inflicting more damage to critical patients in the emergency department, because at the time I realized it was all a Ponzi scheme. I wasn’t doing things the wrong way, but I was seen as an abnormality because the collective believed the rules were absolutely true. That is the truth of the matter. But don’t get scared. It is not all doom and gloom. I think Dr. Dean speaks about finding individual solutions to combat and even solve collectivists problems. I can tell you I’m already on that path. Lastly, at the tip of all problems the natural economy and a healthy monetary system will naturally get rid of the rampant insanity that has taken a hold of our physicians, and prevent the damage being done to patients. I wish you all much success!

Lawyers are now teaching doctors how to show empathy and compassion??? It sounds like the punchline to a joke.

Local Health Depts and CDC.gov good, Live Science also OK

Enjoyed this video so much!! As a current PA student, I can say from experience that this topic in medical programs is often bushed over when in reality it is SO IMPORTANT! You can teach someone the ins and outs of a disease state any day but actually being able to communicate about a disease to a patient you are diagnosing takes skill! Thank you Dr. Orsini!!

Thank you so much for sharing this! I always looks for a doctor that has compassion and doesn’t make me feel rushed once I’m in the office.

Love! This topic will help many doctors and families at a time they need it the most!

Compassion - such an important topic that is sometimes left to the wayside. Thank you for making this an important topic in the industry. I wish every physician was like Dr. Orsini!

I love Dr. Orsini’s message in this interview! I have participated in the BBN program myself, and as a future PA, this education is very relevant. I am glad to know that there are people like Dr. Orsini fighting to make a difference in patient experience and I look forward to hearing more discussion on this topic in the future.

I am a first year PA student and have learned very quickly that there is a huge gap in patient communication. Our health care system is becoming more and more business based instead of patient centered and Dr. Orsini brings awareness to this pertinent issue and helps bring health care professionals back to the root of medicine - helping and caring for patients. Dr. Orsini’s communication training is what all health care providers need!

Love the BBN program!! Dr. Orsini is changing the way physicians and all providers practice medicine. I am excited to take knowledge from the BBN program into my first year as a medical student 😊

Being on rotations currently as a PA-student this is such an important lesson for me as I will soon be a provider. I have to remember that at the end of the day the compassion I show for my patients can completely change the relationship I have with each and every one of them. Dr. Orsini, thank you so much for this video!

Such an important topic!! Loved the interview and love the cause!!

This is so relevant, and so important. Thank you Dr. Orsini for bringing light to this topic and making a change where it’s needed!

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All about the provider and profits.