MedCity News December 3, 2021
Kristen Ballantine

There are many lessons to be learned from the Covid-19 pandemic, but perhaps the biggest is the need for proactive, long-term, and sustained investments in our public health system.

Following the declaration of Covid-19 as a global pandemic, people around the world found themselves suddenly grappling with a new reality — from the way we work, to the way we communicate with our loved ones, to the way we access healthcare, seemingly every facet of daily life has been affected. This shift in the dynamics of life, business, and health has driven innovative ideas aimed at fundamentally reshaping our healthcare system. In part, this was possible because many of the underlying forces in our public health system were optimized in...

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