Eric J. Topol M.D. is a cardiologist, professor of genomics and the director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute. He previously served as chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic and founded the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. He is the author of the best-selling book The Creative Destruction of Medicine.
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What's The Patient Will See You Now about?
The medical world is on the brink of a revolution thanks to new and future technology like Big Data health maps and bacteria scanners that can attach to smartphones. Power is shifting from the doctor to the patient, and self-treatment and self-diagnoses are becoming unprecedentedly powerful. The Patient Will See You Now (2015) outlines these changes and what they mean for both you and the healthcare world.
Who should read The Patient Will See You Now?
- Medical students
- People who suffer from a chronic disease
- Anyone curious about the future of medicine
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Listen to the Intro00:00What's Deep Medicine about?
Deep Medicine (2019) explores how artificial intelligence could dramatically reshape the health-care industry, from how illnesses are diagnosed to the ways patients are cared for. Our current experience of care is “shallow,” as overworked clinicians rush through patients without truly empathizing, listening, or being present. Artificial intelligence has the power to change this – and, perhaps paradoxically, to bring the human side back to medicine.
Who should read Deep Medicine?
- Health-care professionals and students
- Futurists interested in how AI may impact the health-care industry
- Anyone who’s ever been frustrated by flaws in the medical care they’ve received
