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The New Healthcare

The New Healthcare

De : Dr Adama Diarra
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The New Healthcare is a podcast for doctors, residents, and medical students who believe medicine can be better—including through independent practice. Hosted by Dr. Adama Diarra, an internal medicine physician, the show explores how clinicians and the experts who support them are rethinking how care is delivered, how practices are built, and how we can reclaim autonomy, purpose, and humanity in medicine—while delivering better care for our patients and our communities. Each episode dives into the evolving world of private practices, concierge medicine, direct primary care, and other innovative practice models, including micro-practices, telehealth-first clinics, and hybrid systems. Through conversations with physicians and thought partners across healthcare, the podcast offers practical insights into building sustainable practices, navigating nontraditional career paths, and practicing medicine on your own terms. While the primary audience is clinicians in training and practice, the show also welcomes listeners who are curious about personalized care models and the future of healthcare delivery. Whether you're a medical student exploring what's possible beyond the traditional system, a resident thinking critically about your career path, or a physician building or joining an independent practice, The New Healthcare provides thoughtful conversations, real-world lessons, and inspiration for the next era of medicine. The future of healthcare is being built right now—and you're part of it. Dr. Adama Diarra Internal Medicine Physician©2025 Economie Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques Marketing et ventes
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  • S2E4 A Mother Sold Her Land to Pay a Hospital Bill — Then Stopped Feeding Her Other Child with Athena Hall, MD

    S2E4 A Mother Sold Her Land to Pay a Hospital Bill — Then Stopped Feeding Her Other Child with Athena Hall, MD
    Sep 1 2026
    A mother in Rwanda sold her family's land and livestock to save one of her children — and had to stop feeding another to do it. That's the story that changed how Dr. Athena Hall thinks about healthcare. A pediatric hospitalist and urgent care physician, Athena spent a year in Rwanda during a global health fellowship, watching a "gold standard" Western medical model create hospital-acquired infections, financial ruin, and impossible choices for the families it was meant to help. She's carried that lesson home ever since — because the same broken math shows up here too: two-thirds of U.S. bankruptcies are tied to medical debt, and the specialty that actually saves the system money, primary care, is the one getting squeezed hardest. In this conversation, Athena and Adama dig into why healthcare's foundation — not just its policies — is misaligned with why people go into medicine in the first place. They talk about Alaska's Nuka System of Care and what happens when communities take back control of their own health systems, the power dynamics between doctors and patients, and why Athena thinks fixing any of this requires what she calls "cathedral thinking" — building something we may not live to see finished. It's a conversation about incentives, power, and what it actually takes to redesign a system from the inside — one relationship at a time. Adama Diarra, DO, FACP, DipABOM
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    50 min
  • S2E3 The Muscle Group Nobody Talks About — Until It Stops Working

    S2E3 The Muscle Group Nobody Talks About — Until It Stops Working
    Aug 17 2026
    Episode Description Pelvic floor health affects everyone — but it's rarely discussed until something goes wrong. In this episode, Dr. Adama Diarra sits down with Dr. Isabel Hoyven Cisneros to break down what the pelvic floor actually does, why it matters for men and women alike, and why so many common symptoms go unaddressed simply because patients don't know to ask about them. Dr. Cisneros walks through the "five S's" of pelvic floor function, what a healthy pelvic floor looks like versus a dysfunctional one, and the surprisingly wide range of conditions tied back to this single muscle group — from incontinence and prolapse to pelvic tension, diastasis recti, and sexual dysfunction. She also shares the screening questions every clinician should be asking, the tools reshaping pelvic floor therapy today, and real patient outcomes that show just how transformative this often-overlooked area of care can be. This episode is a practical primer for physicians who want to recognize pelvic floor dysfunction in their patients — and a reminder that whole-person care means asking the questions patients don't always know to bring up themselves. Key Topics Why pelvic floor dysfunction goes unrecognized in everyday clinical visits The five S's: what the pelvic floor actually does What a healthy pelvic floor looks like vs. common signs of dysfunction Pelvic floor issues in men — an overlooked and undertreated area Pelvic floor tension: the lesser-known counterpart to weakness Diastasis recti, prolapse, and pressure management Sexual dysfunction and pain as pelvic floor symptoms, not standalone issues Screening questions physicians can start using today Innovative tools shaping the future of pelvic floor therapy
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    42 min
  • S2E2 "You Don't Need a Bestseller — You Need Authority": How Physicians Can Actually Write a Book

    S2E2 "You Don't Need a Bestseller — You Need Authority": How Physicians Can Actually Write a Book
    Aug 3 2026
    Season 2 Episode 2 "You Don't Need a Bestseller — You Need Authority": How Physicians Can Actually Write a Book with Rick Lite from Trust Pub Episode Description Most physicians have a book in them — and most never write it. In this episode, Rick Light, founder of TrustPub, breaks down why that gap exists and how to close it without blowing up your schedule or your identity as a clinician first. Rick walks through the real process of going from idea to published book: how to pick a topic that actually stands out in an oversaturated medical publishing space, the most common mistakes physicians make when they try to do it alone, and where AI fits into modern book writing — including how the publishing industry is actually responding to AI-assisted content. We also get into traditional vs. self-publishing, realistic timelines, and what a full-service publishing process looks like when you don't have time to become a part-time author. If you've been sitting on a book idea because you don't know where to start — or because you assumed it would take over your life — this episode is your starting point. Key Topics Why writing a book multiplies a physician's influence beyond the exam room The most common mistakes physicians make when writing their first book Choosing a topic that stands out in a crowded medical publishing market Step-by-step: what the writing-to-publishing process actually looks like TrustPub's full-service model for authors with no time to spare Realistic project timelines and expectation-setting AI in book writing: where it helps, where the industry draws the line Traditional publishing vs. self-publishing — which fits your goals Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Purpose 00:23 Guest Introduction: Rick Light and Background 01:20 The Mission of TrustPub and Helping Professionals Publish 02:21 Why Physicians Should Write Books to Expand Influence 03:05 Common Mistakes Physicians Make When Writing Books 04:20 The Process of Writing and Publishing a Book 07:01 TrustPub's Full-Service Publishing Process 09:42 Project Timelines and Managing Expectations 11:37 Choosing Topics and Identifying Market Gaps 13:07 Using AI in Book Writing: Opportunities and Concerns 16:40 Industry Perspectives on AI-Generated Content 19:10 Future of AI in Publishing and Ethical Considerations 21:14 How to Get Started with Your Book Project 22:02 Contact and Final Advice from Rick Light Resources TrustPub — https://trustpub.com IngramSpark — https://www.ingramspark.com KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) — https://kdp.amazon.com Guest Links Website — https://trustpub.com Sound Bites "A book multiplies a physician's influence beyond the exam room." "Books can establish authority, build trust, and explain complex topics." "You don't need to aim for a bestseller — focus on your expertise." Adama Diarra, DO, FACP, DipABOM
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    23 min
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