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David Kemp

With experience in coaching college basketball, supporting large healthcare systems through ICD-10, to now leading the healthcare vertical at MarketScale, David enjoys the journey. Craving knowledge is one of David's core values, and he has the opportunity to learn from some of the best as host of the Highway to Health podcast series.

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Contributor Brief·David Kemp · 44 articles
Updated Apr 29, 2026

Healthcare's crisis demands systemic disruption, not incremental fixes

Kemp argues that healthcare's fundamental problems—burnout, access delays, revenue leakage, and fragmented care—stem from structural misalignments between incentives, technology, and human capacity, and that solving them requires simultaneous disruption across clinical, operational, and financial systems rather than isolated point solutions. He advocates that organizations embracing automation, personalization, data-driven workforce allocation, and value-based competition will outpace those defending fee-for-service models and reactive workflows.

$250B

lost annually to preventable revenue cycle errors

Healthcare workers face violence at five times the rate of other industries.

Healthcare Under Pressure: Bringing a Championship Mindset to Healthcare Security

Systemic barriers driving clinical staff exodus and patient access failure

Clinicians experiencing emotional exhaustion50 %
Americans desiring personalized care but receiving one-size-fits-all75 %
Specialist appointment wait time increase since 202219 %
Clinical pharmacists' time spent on administrative vs. patient care12 %

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Clinicians experiencing emotional exhaustion
Americans desiring personalized care but receiving one-size-fits-all
Specialist appointment wait time increase since 2022
Clinical pharmacists' time spent on administrative vs. patient care

6.5M

healthcare professionals projected to exit workforce by 2026

Burnout is driven more by systemic pressures like administrative burden and reduced autonomy than by individual resilience alone.

Fixing the Physician Experience: Why Advocacy Is Healthcare's Next Frontier

National health spending expected to grow faster than the economy—5.8% annually over the next decade.

The Open Road to Reform: Why Healthcare Needs Disruption, Innovation, and the Return of Real Competition

Most health plans still offer one-size-fits-all solutions despite personalization opportunity.

Themes:Systemic misalignment between incentives, technology, and workforce capacityAutomation and data-driven personalization as mandatory competitive differentiatorsValue-based outcomes and caregiver engagement replace volume-driven fee-for-service models

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