02 - Interview with Dr Bonita Stanton, Founding Dean of the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University

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Dr. Stanton's career has focused on bringing the healing and compassion of healthcare to the world's most vulnerable and improving health outcomes for all regardless of race, ethnicity, socio-economic status or geographic location. She has consulted for numerous national and international agencies including the World Health Organization, the World Bank, UNICEF, Elsevier and USAID. [fl_builder_insert_layout id="3603"] Show Notes:

Initiatives to promote health ecosystem solutions are best led by a democratic/collaborative leadership style in which all key stakeholders are viewed as partners to drive positive change.
U.S. healthcare expenditures far outweigh those of other industrialized countries while producing poorer results on most major indicators of health and wellness.
New technological advances in the clinical care setting has the potential to deliver more affordable, accessible, and equitable services to all patients regardless of socioeconomic status.
To promote health ecosystem leadership, medical education should stress cross-disciplinary training to enable clinicians to learn approaches to health and wellness and prevention of preventable disease.

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