Pritpal Tamber's guest appearances

Pritpal Tamber

Speaking Business podcast

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The Accad and Koka Report

Elon Musk

Tony Robbins

David Zweig

Terence Kealey

John Livesay

Scott Harrison

James Lindsay

Sally Satel

Jeremy Schwartz

Vinay Prasad

Jeff Deist

Sophie Sabbage

James Taylor

Avik Roy

Linda Yueh

OwlTail

Pritpal S. Tamber, MBChB If ‘health’ is an elusive concept, how much harder it must be to articulate what a healthy community should be.  But that should not stop us from grappling with foundational ideas and from sketching a forward-looking vision for a better society.  Our guest on this episode is Pritpal Tamber, a physician who has devoted his career to understanding better what it means to live in a healthy community. Dr Tamber is the former Physician Editor of TEDMED, TED’s dedicated health event, a former editor at the British Medical Journal, and the former Medical Director of Map of Medicine, a company that tried to improve the flow of patients through health care on the basis of clinical evidence. Through his work with TEDMED, and informed by his insights into clinical evidence and system change, Dr Tamber is convinced that the glamorous, tech-led world of health innovation is unlikely to have much impact on the patients with the worst health—those lower down the socioeconomic gradient. Since 2013, he has spent time with numerous community projects, principally in the US and the UK but also in The Netherlands, New Zealand and Mexico, to explore and understand the realities of the work. Through his work he has described 12 recurring principles that offer a practice-based structure for how the health sector can work with communities. Collectively, these principles describe an inclusive and participatory process, effectively illustrating that people are sick because they have little influence over their lives. Social epidemiologists have called this ‘having a sense of control’, and it is something that requires agency—the ability to make purposeful choices.  GUEST: Pritpal S. Tamber, MBChB Twitter LINKS: Pritpal Tamber My perspective (including the we principles) Richard Smith. The Hegemony of ‘Health People’.  BMJ October 2018

<a href="https://accadandkoka.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/03-Colour.-Studio.-Blue.-Shaved.-Landscape-e1556048657536.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Pritpal S. Tamber, MBChB If ‘health’ is an elusive concept, how much harder it must be to articulate what a healthy community should be.  But that should not stop us from grappling with foundational ideas and from sketching a forward-looking vision for a better society.  Our guest on this episode is Pritpal Tamber, a physician who has devoted his career to understanding better what it means to live in a healthy community. Dr Tamber is the former Physician Editor of TEDMED, TED’s dedicated health event, a former editor at the British Medical Journal, and the former Medical Director of Map of Medicine, a company that tried to improve the flow of patients through health care on the basis of clinical evidence. Through his work with TEDMED, and informed by his insights into clinical evidence and system change, Dr Tamber is convinced that the glamorous, tech-led world of health innovation is unlikely to have much impact on the patients with the worst health—those lower down the socioeconomic gradient. Since 2013, he has spent time with numerous community projects, principally in the US and the UK but also in The Netherlands, New Zealand and Mexico, to explore and understand the realities of the work. Through his work he has described 12 recurring principles that offer a practice-based structure for how the health sector can work with communities. Collectively, these principles describe an inclusive and participatory process, effectively illustrating that people are sick because they have little influence over their lives. Social epidemiologists have called this ‘having a sense of control’, and it is something that requires agency—the ability to make purposeful choices. GUEST: Pritpal S. Tamber, MBChB <a href="https://twitter.com/pstamber" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> LINKS: Pritpal Tamber <a href="https://www.pstamber.com/my-perspective/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">My perspective (including the we principles)</a> Richard Smith. <a href="https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2018/10/23/richard-smith-the-hegemony-of-health-people/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Hegemony of ‘Health People’</a>.  BMJ October 2018

Ep. 75 Bridging Health and Community with Pritpal Tamber

This week Maria’s guest on the show is Dr. Pritpal S. Tamber. Pritpal is the CEO and co-founder of Bridging Health &amp; Community, a Seattle based non-profit dedicated to transforming how healthcare works with communities. At the heart of its work is the insight that our current approach to health, deploying technical solutions to biomedical problems, is failing in a world of circumstance related chronic conditions. Bridging Health &amp; Community has gleaned 12 overarching principles for how healthcare can work with communities. These principles also have the potential to foster the agency of communities, their ability to make purposeful choices, something increasingly recognised as core to health. He is the former physician editor of TEDMED and began his career as an editor at the British Medical Journal. Recorded on: 31st May 2018 Show Notes: In this week’s show Pritpal tells us how he became an editor at the British Medical Journal, what he learnt from working at Biomed, explains a bit about TED and TEDMED and talks about his work in Bridging Health &amp; Community. Pritpal shares his thoughts on why healthcare systems are failing and why he is flexible on being a cat or a dog person! All this and more… Links: More about Maria Franzoni Ltd Connect with Maria on Linkedin Connect with Maria on FaceBook   Significant quotes: “You just have to start getting healthcare to look in the mirror and realise that it's not as effective as it could be, and realise why.” Next Week: Join us next week when Maria’s guest will be Learning Futurist and Co-Founder of We Do Things Differently, David Price

This week Maria’s guest on the show is Dr. Pritpal S. Tamber. Pritpal is the CEO and co-founder of Bridging Health &amp; Community, a Seattle based non-profit dedicated to transforming how healthcare works with communities. At the heart of its work is the insight that our current approach to health, deploying technical solutions to biomedical problems, is failing in a world of circumstance related chronic conditions. Bridging Health &amp; Community has gleaned 12 overarching principles for how healthcare can work with communities. These principles also have the potential to foster the agency of communities, their ability to make purposeful choices, something increasingly recognised as core to health. He is the former physician editor of TEDMED and began his career as an editor at the British Medical Journal. Recorded on: 31st May 2018 Show Notes: In this week’s show Pritpal tells us how he became an editor at the British Medical Journal, what he learnt from working at Biomed, explains a bit about TED and TEDMED and talks about his work in Bridging Health &amp; Community. Pritpal shares his thoughts on why healthcare systems are failing and why he is flexible on being a cat or a dog person! All this and more… Links: <a href="https://mfl.global/about-us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">More about Maria Franzoni Ltd</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-franzoni-6361aa14/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Connect with Maria on Linkedin</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SpeakingBusiness.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Connect with Maria on FaceBook</a> Significant quotes: “You just have to start getting healthcare to look in the mirror and realise that it's not as effective as it could be, and realise why.” Next Week: Join us next week when Maria’s guest will be Learning Futurist and Co-Founder of We Do Things Differently, David Price

Transforming Healthcare with Pritpal Tamber