Every new hospital bed added to our infrastructure is not an achievement but a sign that we have failed at the primary job of keeping people healthy. We need to move from volume-based care to outcome-based care, from disease management to disease resolution, and from revenue maximisation to wellnes
Every new hospital bed added to our infrastructure is not an achievement but a sign that we have failed at the primary job of keeping people healthy. We need to move from volume-based care to outcome-based care, from disease management to disease resolution, and from revenue maximisation to wellnes
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