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This is a nationwide network of safety-net clinics that receive twice as much government funding per visit than private doctors like me.
A unicorn, maybe, because if this was so easy, then other doctors would be doing it.
Her fear was that the doctors that were going to be treating her would not treat her as her female self.
She told me about her journey of being in and out of hospitals and rehabs trying to get sober, and when she did, the health care providers and doctors wouldn't use the correct female name or pronouns.
Today, in this talk, I want to offer a new way of thinking for three groups of people: doctors, the transgender community and, well, the rest of us.
Most doctors that work with transgender patients, they learn trial by fire.
Many doctors don't feel comfortable asking about gender identities.
Many doctors who say something inappropriate or they say something negative, they may not be coming from a malicious or mean place, they may have never been trained on how to care for these individuals.
So that's a little bit about my thoughts on doctors, and now let's move on to the transgender community.
That's why it's so important that our health care system get on board and make sure that our doctors and health care providers are trained to approach these patients with dignity and respect, just like we expect.
I invite each of you, doctors, the transgender community and you and I, to face fear together as we walk into this brave new world.
Algorithms that rely on crunching enormous amounts of data can enable our doctors to give us a much better treatment, and many other things.
We called doctors and hospitals and asked them what they would accept as a cash payment for simple procedures.
We set off a huge conversation about costs involving doctors and hospitals, yes, but also their patients, or as we like to call them, people.
We talked about that, and what we saw every day was that the people that lived in our nursing home were confused about their environment, because what they saw was a hospital-like environment, with doctors and nurses and paramedics in uniform, and they lived on a ward.
If our doctors were only 99.9 percent correct, then every year, 4,453,000 prescriptions would be written incorrectly, and probably even scarier, 11 newborns would be given to the wrong parents every day in the United States.
Today, doctors, therapists and the nearly 10-billion- dollar-a-year self-help industry are all advocating against the idea of perfection under this guise that somehow not trying to be perfect will save your self-esteem and protect your ego.
See, these doctors, therapists and self-help gurus are all focused on a symptom and not the illness.
So this device is able to diagnose genetic diseases in babies and newborns sooner, giving doctors an opportunity to start treatments earlier and potentially save the baby's life.
The identity of the tracer depends on what doctors want to observe.
Now the doctors can see their target using a PET, or positron emission tomography, scanner.
They’re also revolutionizing the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease by allowing doctors to see amyloid, the telltale protein buildup that otherwise couldn’t be confirmed without an autopsy.
That's how doctors learn, that's how lawyers do, scientists ... musicians.
We trained an army of doctors and nurses like this one who learned to observe the care and also the managers and then help them build on their strengths and address their weaknesses.
So we're currently doing clinical tests, and if these clinical tests commence and our data holds up, we might be able at some point to take this kind of technology and take it out of the Stanford clinic and bring it to the entire world, places where Stanford doctors never, ever set foot.
Because the ability to speak and the ability to sing lay in two separate parts of the brain, her doctors brought in music therapists to work with her.
So it's just like ride sharing; the doctors get a text message one minute before we arrive, saying, "Walk outside and receive your delivery."
Because doctors can get what they need instantly, they actually stock less blood at the hospitals.
Luckily, the doctors had some blood of her blood type on hand that had been delivered via Zipline's routine service, and so they transfused her with a couple units of blood.
But luckily, the doctors who were taking care of her immediately called our distribution center, they placed an emergency order, and our team actually did emergency delivery after emergency delivery after emergency delivery.
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