Lessons from Africa

About this episode

The episode discusses lessons the U.S. can learn from Africa's healthcare system, particularly in light of the Covid pandemic and rising cancer rates.

We should never stop learning. The United States medical system could learn a few things from Africa. We did not fare as well as they did during the Covid Pandemic and with cancer rates soaring, we need to reevaluate what we are doing for patient care. In this episode, I talk about some statistics from Zimbabwe compared to the United States. Bigger is not always better, and when you ignore facts, people get hurt.

People in this episode

Host: Lisa Lawson

Topics covered

• healthcare comparison
• Covid response
• cancer rates
• patient care
• learning from Africa

Keywords

• healthcare
• Covid Pandemic
• Zimbabwe
• cancer rates
• patient care
• learning
• United States

Mentioned in this episode

Places: United States, Africa, Zimbabwe

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