The Health Pulse S3E5: The Role of Patient-Centricity in Improving Health Worldwide
SAS’ Antonio DeCastro joins Alex on the podcast to share his perspective on patient-centricity and the role of consumerism in driving innovation and better outcomes in health care and life sciences.
SAS’ Antonio De Castro is a truly global citizen. Having lived in Southeast Asia and Europe, now working for a US company, he joined Alex from a studio in Singapore to talk global and local trends in the wake of COVID-19 and his passion for data and analytics in health care. Later in this season of the Health Pulse podcast, he’ll be jumping into the conversation as guest host for Asia Pacific.
De Castro loves mathematics and problem solving and has a background in nutritional research. These passions shape his perspective on consumerism in health care and life sciences, where patient-centricity is contributing to significant advances, including decentralized clinical trials and more informed and engaged patient populations.
De Castro is infectiously optimistic that today’s global health care challenges will drive innovation that leads to a healthier tomorrow."
De Castro loves mathematics and problem solving and has a background in nutritional research. These passions shape his perspective on consumerism in health care and life sciences, where patient-centricity is contributing to significant advances, including decentralized clinical trials and more informed and engaged patient populations.
De Castro is infectiously optimistic that today’s global health care challenges will drive innovation that leads to a healthier tomorrow."
All presentations represent the opinions of the presenter and do not represent the position or the opinion of SAS.
