January 14, 2022

Dr. Carroll Opinion Piece in the New York Times

Regenstrief Research Scientist and IU Chief Health Officer Aaron Carroll, M.D., M.S., explained why he thinks health leaders need to think less like doctors.

Regenstrief Research Scientist and IU Chief Health Officer Aaron Carroll, M.D., M.S., explained why he thinks health leaders need to think less like doctors.

READ HIS NEW YORK TIMES OPINION PIECE
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