The next in our Greatest Hits playlist comes from a video narrated by Andrew King at True North Custom. Andrew has made a name for himself by producing video montages on pertinent subjects for healthcare digital and marketing professionals. This one addresses the narrative around consumerism in healthcare, from its history to its current state.
You’ll hear Andrew, followed by 5 guests that he interviewed: Craig Kartchner from HonorHealth, Sara Saldoff from OhioHealth, Jared Johnson from Shift Forward Health, Matt Gove from Summit Health, and Ben Tingey from Atrium Health. And pay attention to how the changing competitive landscape can be related to ice cream.
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