One of the best commentators around on the issues of patient safety, health care quality and basically everything to do with health care organizations is UCSF Professor Bob Wachter. Bob has been in the trenches as one of the leaders in the hospitalist movement, a major driver behind improving patient safety, and has also straddled the worlds of medical practice as a PCP, academia at UCSF, and been publicizing this all to a wider audience--particularly with his 2005 book Internal Bleeding and his more recent book Understanding Patient Safety. Then of course there are his occasional blog posts both on Wachter's World and here on THCB. This was a really fun conversation and somehow Bob remains an optimist.Here's the interview
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
The Health Care Blog: Interview: Bob Wachter on reform, safety, primary care and everything
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