Health Economics | Tribe Talks | Lindsey Cook
Building a health start-up needs a strong grasp of health economics.
That’s what my guest this week will be teaching.
Lindsey Cook is founder and director of SoWhat? Healthcare Consultancy, which provides National Health Service (NHS) insights and data synthesis, offers strategic advice, and develops bespoke tailored solutions to address value, affordability and reimbursement in the NHS.
Lindsey has over 20 years’ experience working alongside executive level authorities in the life sciences, digital and medical technology, charities and the NHS sectors.
If this is your first time here, welcome!
As The Entrepreneur’s Doctor, I help fellow Health Professionals turned Entrepreneurs.
Specifically, I help health coaches, consultants, clinic owners, and start-up founders grow their business and scale their impact, while working less, so they have the freedom to do what they love beyond work too.
If this sounds like you, I have created a few resources that I’m sure you’ll find helpful:
About The Show
As a Harvard & Oxford trained preventive medicine physician, I dedicated my life to improving population health. However, in 2020, I succumbed to burnout.
Coaching, self-reflection, and further business & professional training led me to an insight inspired by Howard Thurman's message: "Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do that."
Now I use what I've learned to go upstream, helping entrepreneurial leaders to create impactful, happy lives without sacrificing their wellbeing.
You're one insight away...
Disclaimer
The content is provided for information and education only and is not intended as a substitute for medical, psychological, financial, legal, tax or other professional advice. The content is not necessarily representative of any organisations or institutions affiliated with Dr Behrooz Behbod. The views or opinions expressed by guests are not necessarily shared or endorsed by Dr Behrooz Behbod. Individual’s experience may not represent the typical participant. Your background, education, experience, and work ethic may differ. This is used as an example and not a guarantee of success. Your results may vary.
