Why does healthcare spend more, measure more, and work harder - yet often leave patients, clinicians, and leaders frustrated?
Most books try to fix healthcare by introducing new technologies, new policies, or new management frameworks.
The Care Paradox starts somewhere else.
It asks whether healthcare's deepest problems come from solutions built on assumptions that were never questioned in the first place.
Drawing on First Principles Thinking, the method behind many scientific and technological breakthroughs, Malak Halawy explores how healthcare drifted away from its original purpose: healing.
This is not a book about AI.
It is not a book about efficiency.
It is not a book about reform.
It is a book about seeing the system differently.
For healthcare leaders, physicians, nurses, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in the future of healthcare, The Care Paradox offers a provocative lens through which to examine what healthcare has become and what it may yet become.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This is not a book of solutions, frameworks, or reforms.It is something rarer: A lens to see what we've stopped seeing.A language to question what we've normalized.A quiet reckoning with how far healthcare has drifted from its purpose, to heal.The Care Paradox is a reflective and provocative journey into the logic behind the system. Not its tools. Not its metrics. Its thinking.Malak Halawy draws on First Principles Thinking, the method behind scientific breakthroughs and transformative innovation, to peel back the layers of invisible assumptions shaping how we diagnose, treat, organize, and burn out.What if the problem isn't just fragmentation, but a worldview that privileges control over care?What if doctors are still asked to carry a system they were never meant to hold alone?What if we've mistaken complexity for intelligence, and forgotten what healing actually looks like?This book isn't here to fix healthcare.It's here to start over, one question at a time.Whether you are a clinician, policymaker, patient, or system leader, The Care Paradox will change how you see healthcare, not as a machine to repair, but as a purpose to rediscover. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798284323687
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