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Connecting the dots to uncover and cultivate cognitive connections that ignite life-saving transformations. Chair Global Health and Purpose FINN Partners; Medika Life Editor-in-Chair and radio show Health Unabashed host. Visit me at gilbashe.com
The U.S. leads the world in medical innovation. Yet we rank 32nd in life expectancy.
“Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” asks why and how we rebuild health system around people and remembers our humanity.
AI in health is moving fast. But the real challenge is no longer the “wow” - it’s the “how.” A new @medikalife.bsky.social article explores how leaders must govern and evaluate AI before embedding it into health systems. Ahead of
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"Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter" featured on the @dailyflash.bsky.social show with host Andrea Jackson.
A fast-paced conversation on why this book can help spark change.
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writes about the importance of relationships vs transactions in #healthcare, underscoring the role of #participatorymedicine and #primarycare. This is what @S4PM is studying with CHAMP. participatorymedicine.org/champ/
Health is more than transactions - it’s relationships.
When medicine becomes fragmented, we lose continuity and early insight into real illness patterns. My latest for @medikalife.bsky.social explores how transactional care may be jeopardizing our future health.
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Innovation must strengthen humanity, not fragment it.
“Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” helps global innovators navigate the U.S. market and build solutions that preserve the physician/patient relationship.
Grateful it is now an Amazon Best Seller.
After 60 consecutive days on Amazon’s Top New Release list, “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” now joins the Best Seller list.
Grateful to the readers, health leaders, and advocates who support its message that health care must remember its humanity.
Grateful to be in conversation with the BioAsia 2026 media team, talking about the importance of India, the global conference and this nation's global impact on #healthinnovation.
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For seven consecutive weeks, “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” remains a Top New Release and Best Seller on Amazon.
Grateful to readers around the world who see that rebuilding health systems begins by centering people, compassion and shared responsibility.
Excited to see people in India accessing the book. Thanks to all committed to rebuilding a health system that remembers its humanity.
“Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter!
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Thank you, Matthew Zachary, for your support of "Healing the Sick Care System. Why People Matter!"
Your life story - your passion to help others - speaks to why we must rebuild a health system that remembers its humanity.
The geography of health innovation is shifting and India is central to what comes next.
I'm heading to #BIOAsia to engage global leaders and moderate a discussion on the future of advanced therapies.
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Health Advice From A.I. Chatbots Is Frequently Wrong, Study Shows www.nytimes.com/2026/02/09/w...
#AI is not coming for your job. It’s coming for your complacency. Machines can produce content; they cannot carry responsibility for truth or human impact.
The future belongs to those who think, feel and discern better, not faster. On @odwyerpr.bsky.social.
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Technology is not neutral! Artificial intelligence can restore time, offer perspective and improve care. It also carries a quiet risk. Efficiency can replace connection. Systems can overtake purpose.
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Thank you to everyone who has read, shared, and reflected on Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter.
Six consecutive weeks as an Amazon Top New Release in Health Policy and Hospital Administration.
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Hooray!
It’s back and fully in stock. After a sold-out launch and heroic efforts by the publisher, “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” is now available again on Amazon: Kindle, hardcover and paperback.
“Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” has become a Top New Release across several Amazon health categories — an encouraging signal that people are ready for a more human‑centered conversation on the future of care.
For those who want to dive in now, the Kindle edition is available now.
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“Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” is a Top New Release in Health Policy: Kindle edition is #1 in Public Health. Print editions are temporarily out of stock.
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Four weeks on Amazon’s Top New Release lists and the print editions of Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter have sold through.
Reader reviews have been 5-star encouraging. Kindle edition is available while print restocks: a.co/d/558ssO3
Grateful for the conversations sparked by “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter. “
The book talk became a moment of listening and shared purpose.
Thanks to The Marfan Foundation for this kick off event and your patient-centric efforts - four weeks on Amazon’s Top New Release list.
Grateful for the conversations sparked by “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter.” The book talk and signing became a moment of listening and shared purpose. When people connect with care and curiosity, healing begins.
Honored to join the Marfan Foundation tonight for a fireside chat on “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter.”
The Foundation appears meaningfully in the book as a model of patient/physician partnership.
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A Jerusalem study has found that when first-year students meet patients in their homes over the course of a year, they develop stronger communication skills, rethink assumptions about aging, and understand patient care beyond the clinic.
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