Summary In this conversation, Deepak Rao discusses the complexities and challenges within the healthcare sector, emphasizing the difficulty of engaging with patients and the regulatory compliance issues that complicate problem-solving. He reflects on the motivation that comes from tackling these hard problems, highlighting the need for more individuals to actively engage in finding solutions rather than merely complaining about the state of healthcare.
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Summary In this conversation, Deepak Rao discusses the complexities and challenges within the healthcare sector, emphasizing the difficulty of engaging with patients and the regulatory compliance issues that complicate problem-solving. He reflects on the motivation that comes from tackling these hard problems, highlighting the need for more individuals to actively engage in finding solutions rather than merely complaining about the state of healthcare.
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ATDC Executive Bytes
Summary In this conversation, Deepak Rao discusses the complexities and challenges within the healthcare sector, emphasizing the difficulty of engaging with patients and the regulatory compliance issues that complicate problem-solving. He reflects on the motivation that comes from tackling these hard problems, highlighting the need for more individuals to actively engage in finding solutions rather than merely complaining about the state of healthcare.
