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Fixing Healthcare Podcast

Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr
End-Of-Life Care
Covid-19
Generative AI
Love
Healthcare
Empathy
Compassion
Healthcare System
End Of Life Care
Burnout
Patient Autonomy
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Joseph Campbell
Healthcare Costs
Chronic Diseases
Sickle Cell Disease
Clinician Burnout
Abortion Rights
Pharmaceutical Pricing
Weight Loss Drugs

“A podcast with a plan to fix healthcare” featuring Dr. Robert Pearl, Jeremy Corr and Guests

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This special episode of Unfiltered departs from its usual cadence and lineup as cardiologist Jonathan Fisher is joined this week by his wife, oncologist Dr. Julie Fisher.

Together with hosts Jeremy Corr and Dr. Robert Pearl, the group embarks on a c... more

Before TikTok myth-busting and Instagram reels took over the health education space, Dr. Jen Gunter dominated Twitter (now “X”) as medicine’s fiercest advocate for women’s health.

Dr. Gunter built a massive following by calling out dangerous pseudos... more

When this podcast launched in March 2020 as Coronavirus: The Truth, hosts Dr. Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr set out to give listeners clear science and accurate analysis during a moment of chaos. Now, 100 episodes later, as Medicine: The Truth, the du... more

In this Diving Deep episode of Fixing Healthcare, cohosts Dr. Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr examine two pressing topics: the hidden causes of patient mistrust in doctors and the top reasons healthcare startups fall short.

The episode begins with a st... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Julie Fisher
Oncologist and assistant professor of cancer medicine
Levine Cancer Institute, Charlotte
Episode: FHC #195: Dr. Julie Fisher on medicine, marriage & misogyny
Dr. Jen Gunter
OB-GYN physician, author, and social media advocate for women's health issues.
Episode: FHC #194: A flashback to Dr. Jen Gunter’s fearless fight for truth in women’s health
Dr. Jonathan Fisher
Cardiologist, author of Just One Heart, and leader in preventing and addressing clinician burnout
Episode: FHC #192: Flashback to ‘burnout and the physician career arc’
Dr. Joel Bervell
Peabody Award-winning physician and host of The Dose Podcast
The Dose Podcast
Episode: FHC #191: Dr. Joel Bervell on medical bias & the power of storytelling
Dr. Danielle Jones
OB-GYN and social media educator known as Mama Dr. Jones
Self-employed, social media content creator
Episode: FHC #190: TikTok’s favorite OB-GYN reveals what millions of women really ask their doctors
Dr. Patrick Conway
CEO of UnitedHealthcare's Optum
UnitedHealth Group
Episode: FHC #186: Optum CEO on AI, big data & preventing disease
Dr. Uché Blackstock
Emergency medicine physician, founder and CEO of Advancing Health Equity, and author of Legacy.
Advancing Health Equity
Episode: FHC #184: Dr. Uché Blackstock on racism, sexism and fixing medicine
Dr. Eric Topol
Renowned cardiologist and founder of the Scripps Research Translational Institute
Episode: FHC #182: How GenAI, telemedicine and AI assistants will reshape medicine
Kimberly Powell
Vice President of Health Care at NVIDIA
NVIDIA
Episode: FHC #182: How GenAI, telemedicine and AI assistants will reshape medicine

Hosts

Jeremy Corr
Host of multiple healthcare-focused podcasts and CEO of Executive Podcast Solutions, with expertise in healthcare innovation and communication.
Dr. Robert Pearl
Former CEO of the Permanente Group and healthcare thought leader, who frequently contributes insights on systemic healthcare issues and patient care.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 193 ratings
  • Has potential but needs work

    Robert reads his answers in a bit robotic cadence. Also Robert needs to stop pushing vaccines left and right.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    none_of_ur...
    United States6 months ago
  • Tough Listen

    While the content and guests can be interesting and informative, the (very) obvious scripting of the interactions (and poor presentation) is an auditory nightmare. Try a natural conversation with talking points.

    Also, for the sake of all of us, Robert Pearl does not have to refer to “Jeremy” with the beginning of each thought. It’s just the two of them talking, he doesn’t have to remind us who that one person is in. Every. Single. Sentence.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    HCMaven
    United States9 months ago
  • It sounds like a teacher reading to the class🥴

    The content and topics are on point, but its so clear they’re reading from scripts. Hard to listen to. Totally ruins it for me

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Veysnx
    United States2 years ago
  • Too scripted

    This is painful to listen to, they sound so scripted! It doesn’t sound like a real conversation. Also it wouldn’t hurt them to find women to be on the show!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    zt2022
    United States2 years ago
  • Fools Erand

    Interesting discussions of the current problems with the USA healthcare system. However, as a retired physician with 30 years experience, I don’t believe there is a solution. There are too many stakeholders with their own self serving agendas. Any attempts will be sabotaged.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Surgonc
    United States2 years ago

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Positive feedback frequently highlights the actionable nature of the topics discussed, leading to a recommendation for those in the healthcare field.
Some listeners find the content invaluable, particularly in the context of current healthcare issues, while others express frustration about biases in discussions.
There are critiques regarding the scripted format of the hosts, with calls for more natural conversations.
Listeners appreciate the in-depth discussions and insights provided by the expert guests.

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Talking Points

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FHC #194: A flashback to Dr. Jen Gunter’s fearless fight for truth in women’s health
Q: What do you think can and should be done to help combat the stigma around changes that kids face during puberty?
Education is key. Open discourse about body changes helps eliminate the stigma and empowers young people.
FHC #194: A flashback to Dr. Jen Gunter’s fearless fight for truth in women’s health
Q: How does the culture of medicine impact women physicians differently than male physicians?
Women in medicine often feel pressured to conform to a tough, masculine culture, impacting their experiences and expression within the field.
FHC #194: A flashback to Dr. Jen Gunter’s fearless fight for truth in women’s health
Q: What are your thoughts about how the culture of medicine impacts women differently than men when they come for medical treatment?
Women are often not listened to the same way men are, which complicates their ability to navigate the healthcare system and have their concerns taken seriously.
FHC #192: Flashback to ‘burnout and the physician career arc’
Q: Do you agree with my assessment that the healthcare policy issues are not being discussed as much as they should be by the candidates?
Yes, healthcare is often talked about but not always specifically as healthcare, and there's a perception that it lacks attention in political discussions.
FHC #191: Dr. Joel Bervell on medical bias & the power of storytelling
Q: What advice do you have for advocating for loved ones dealing with chronic illnesses?
Listen and validate their experiences, educate yourself on their conditions, and offer practical support.

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Focusing on the pressing challenges and transformative possibilities within the healthcare system, the content features in-depth discussions on topics such as burnout among medical professionals, the impact of generative AI on patient care, and the intersection of politics and healthcare. Episodes often showcase expert guests from various sectors including healthcare, technology, and policy, emphasizing real-world solutions and innovative ideas aimed at enhancing the patient experience and care quality. The format promotes critical conversations on systemic issues while seeking actionable outcomes, making it particularly appealing to professionals and stakeholders in the healthcare industry.

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Recent guests on Fixing Healthcare Podcast include:

1. Dr. Julie Fisher
2. Dr. Jen Gunter
3. Dr. Jonathan Fisher
4. Dr. Joel Bervell
5. Dr. Danielle Jones
6. Dr. Patrick Conway
7. Dr. Uché Blackstock
8. Dr. Eric Topol

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