Italian physician Gianluca Torregrossa argues that both Italy's nationalized healthcare and America's private system are unsustainable. He calls for disruptive innovation in healthcare delivery, framing it as a fundamental human right that current models can no longer serve.
is really about energy and about how to start to really think and see differently. I think healthcare is in a pivotal time, is in a pivotal moment. It's not sustainable anymore. And I speak both as an Italian who has a nationalized healthcare system and as a physician who works in United States with a completely different healthcare model. Neither of those two models are any more sustainable right now. Let's face it, we need to find alternatives healthcare because healthcare is so important. This goes down to the right of being human, being human to other humans. We need to create opportunities that are disruptive. Healthcare and healthcare leadership is in a need of disruptive. And unfortunately, I don't witness yet the change that are in need.
EdTalks | Episode 184 | What If Being a Misfit Is Your Superpower? | Kevin Johnson
