Gil Bashe

@gil-bashe.bsky.social

Connecting the dots to uncover and cultivate cognitive connections that ignite life-saving transformations. Chair Global Health and Purpose FINN Partners; Medika Life Editor-in-Chair and radio show Health Unabashed host. Visit me at gilbashe.com

The audiobook version of Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter is in progress, complementing the Kindle, paperback and hardcover editions. This bestselling book has inspired readers across India, Israel, Europe, and the United States and will soon be available on Audible.

Prepare yourself for this: you’ve never truly seen the world as it is. Everything you’ve ever seen, felt, feared, or believed has been filtered, reshaped, and sometimes entirely constructed by your brain. Read more with Dr Patricia Farrell, @carpenter22.bsky.social : medika.life/reality-isnt...

Reality Isn’t What You Think: It’s How Your Brain Builds Everything - Medika Life

Your brain doesn’t work like a camera, passively recording what’s in front of it. It works more like a detective, much like AI.

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Richard Nixon once stated, “I was not lying. I said things that later on seemed to be untrue.” This quote highlights a fundamental aspect of human nature: we often place trust in confidence before the truth is fully revealed. www.finnpartners.com/news-insight...

Truth Does Not Ask to Be Trusted - FINN Partners

Why communicators, leaders and institutions must anchor influence to evidence that can survive scrutiny and time Richard Nixon once offered one of the most revealing statements in modern public life: ...

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AI is transforming health. Will it deepen humanity or distance us from it? At #DHAI Boston, I’ll join Tom Lawry for: Two Friends. One Debate. Zero Filters About the Future of Health. June 9 | 9:30 AM EDT Grateful to the DHAI team for creating space for conversations on AI and the future of care.

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Grateful to see people asking for copies of “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” to share with their care teams. Honored to sign! The book was written to champion the physician-patient relationship and remind us that healing begins with a shared responsibility for well-being.

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Health innovation is not the problem. Friction is. Friction lives in workflows, leadership decisions, siloed systems and in moments when technology forgets the human experience it is meant to serve. Remove the friction, and innovation has a chance to do what it was always meant to do: improve lives.

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I just published Atlantic City Between Seasons: Demand Is Proven. Sustainability Is the Test. Taking a "workacation" in a nearby town. This story looks at the economic journeys of three communities: AC, LV, and Hunter, NY. medium.com/purpose-and-...

Atlantic City Between Seasons: Demand Is Proven. Sustainability Is the Test

A boardwalk walk reveals a deeper economic truth: diversification and inclusion determine whether success endures beyond the peak and…

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Eight weeks as an Amazon Top New Release. Grateful for readers who see that health care works best when it remembers the people it serves. The conversation is growing and so is the opportunity to rebuild a system that remembers our humanity. INFO: a.co/d/01Qk6uKa

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Health has a relationship problem. We focus on funding, innovation and access. What people feel is a system that operates around them, not with them. We are trying to engineer our way out of a relationship failure. Rebuilding connection is the work. finnpartners.com/news-insight...

Health Has a Relationship Problem - FINN Partners

Why connection, not investment, will determine whether innovation achieves its greatest potential For years, I heard one message: “Write a book.” My response was simple: I already had. What I had not ...

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Five-star reviews for “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter.” Thank you for engaging with the idea that the health ecosystem must start with people. This is an invitation to keep building a more human system together. Info: a.co/d/06miktTL

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The U.S. leads the world in medical innovation. Yet we rank 32nd in life expectancy. “Healing the Sick Care System: Why People Matter” asks why and how we rebuild health system around people and remembers our humanity.

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