Donald Berwick lays out the role of data in health care reform
summary
Claims that the US built a high‑performance sick care system but underinvested in upstream community health, argues that electronic health records are accelerating yet a large gulf remains between adoption and actually extracting new knowledge from aggregated records. Concrete gains come from patient‑level tools that prevent dropped balls and coordinate care, while mining aggregated data reveals variability and trajectories. Champions a learning organization approach, notes measurement limits, and asserts universal health care as a right.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Meaningful use
- 1:17Electronic health records
- 1:49The patient level
- 2:36Learning philosophy
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