Why Faster Medicine Keeps Making the Day Longer
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Why Faster Medicine Keeps Making the Day Longer Medical innovation has made care faster, more precise, and more technologically capable. Procedures take less time. Diagnostics are sharper. Decisions arrive sooner. Yet for many clinicians, the work feels heavier rather than lighter.
This episode examines why.
Rather than focusing on burnout or individual behavior, the discussion looks at the payment structures that shape modern medical work—and how efficiency gains are absorbed instead of released. What appears as acceleration is often the result of a system designed to reward volume, not relief.
This episode serves as the entry point to a larger series on how American medicine is paid, how physician work is valued, and where the costs of that system surface first.
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