Can Innovation and Prevention Fix Canada’s Healthcare Crisis?

What's up, everybody? Just going to come on live here to talk about...

A new initiative, a new book, Opportunities in Healthcare, that is out right now.

And we are trying to get to be a number one bestseller again.

Third time coming.

So what I'll be doing is talking about this new book.

Hopefully it sparks a bit of a movement in healthcare.

And the main thesis is that we, as Canadians, we have our own rule.

We have a rule here to be able to try and remedy this healthcare system.

So I'm hoping it's a motivator.

It's encouraging because we know this is, our healthcare system is in crisis currently.

So I hope this book will push folks to greatness, to aim high, to be able to to be able to put some solutions on the table.

Link is below on the ones on Instagram.

For those on other streaming platforms, you can go to Amazon, look up the opportunities in healthcare, or just QuadroCareMantan, and you'll see the link right away.

All right, I think we got a good amount of people on so far, so I'm going to just get a kick in here, guys.

All right, so... book number three, why are we doing this? And I got to tell you, my wife, my better half, when I told her I'm writing another book, she's like, the fuck you are.

There's no way you're doing this again.

And As every other book, there was a deep calling.

The first book on leadership was driven by a need to speak on how we lead.

The second one on prevention over prescription was really about giving people the tools to restore their health.

And this last book, The Opportunities in Healthcare, was just a calling where I'm seeing our healthcare system faltering.

I see that there's so many gaps in our healthcare system and there are solutions we could do now.

There's solutions that we could do yesterday to get us through this.

And so the main purpose of the book is for folks to ask themselves, what can I be doing now to help out this healthcare system that's failing? We know that your emergency wait times are long.

We know that your waits for elective surgeries are long.

We know that about 20% of you do not have a family doctor.