#50: Fixing a broken system and solving primary care physician burnout to improve individual and community health outcomes - ViTel Health Co-Founder: Brittany Busse
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Primary care physicians play an essential role in an individual and a communities health, but we're seeing an alarming amount of dropout from physicians in recent years.
We're talking with the co-founder of ViTel Health Brittany Busse about a solution to this problem in this episode of the Talkin' Solutions Podcast.
ViTel Health empowers physicians into private practice with a digital first model that puts an emphasis on supporting physicians to better serve their patients. They provide resources and take care of the admin work so physicians can spend more time focusing on understanding and learning about their patients and their health.
In this episode we discuss:
👉 Why physicians are feeling burnt out and how by 2030-2035 there could be a deficit of 50,000 primary care physicians
👉 Benefits of having a primary care physician and the value they can provide in your life throughout your health journey and the power of telehealth
👉 What's broken about the primary care physician training model and the issues the system has in supporting physicians
👉 What's really important to primary care physicians and their desire to understand and properly treat and advise their patients
👉 How you (patients) can benefit from ViTel Health equipping physicians with tools and resources to take back control of their time and focus more on their practice
Check out ViTel Health to learn more about how patients can benefit from their solution to empower primary care physicians
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