Curable: How an Unlikely Group of Radical Innovators Is Trying to Transform our Health Care System
Categories: Health, Fitness & Dieting, Medical Books
Curable (2019) is Travis Christofferson's inquiry into how incentives, cognitive bias and weak data habits warp American health care from clinic to boardroom. Drawing parallels to baseball analytics, he profiles clinicians and reformers who push measurement, salaried practice models and overlooked treatments. He argues the system is badly organized yet fixable if design follows evidence over habit, fee-for-service and short-term profit.
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- Aubrey Marcus: “All right. So, in your book Cureable, which is another amazing book, you know, you really go into some of the perverse incentives that exist in our current health care system.”