Decision-Making in Risky Spaces

Dr. Jerrica Kirkley, Plume

Kiki Freedman, Hey Jane

In conversation with Melissa Valentine, Stanford University

In Brief

Doing the most good for the most people requires making tough decisions.

Video clip from Transforming Digital Healthcare [Entire Talk] / November 9, 2022

Season 18

Episode 5 of Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders

November 9, 2022

Duration:

4 minutes

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Kiki Freedman, CEO and co-founder of Hey Jane, and Jerrica Kirkley, chief medical officer and co-founder of Plume, explain how their companies navigate risk when their services run into the limits of state laws and regulations. They give examples of times they’ve made difficult decisions while considering the needs of their patients, their employees, and their companies as a whole.

Video clips from: Transforming Digital Healthcare [Entire Talk]

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