Wow, so I was reading something absolutely fascinating recently that made me rethink how we approach healthcare. It's about Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa, a doctor with a completely different take on medicine. Oh really? That sounds intriguing because, honestly, healthcare is one of those things that often feels so rigid, like it's stuck in an old way of doing things. What's his big idea exactly? That's precisely the point. He's talking about a profound paradigm shift—moving away from what he calls a reactive, doctor-centred system toward a proactive, patient-empowered one. It's a huge change from the models that were basically set up over a century ago.

Yes, a century ago. So we're talking about systems designed in the early 1900s, even before antibiotics were really a thing. That's quite wild to think about. Absolutely. He points out that the curr ...