Patricia Cullen is a features writer at Entrepreneur UK with over 15 years of experience. She covers a diverse array of topics including entrepreneurship, corporate finance, and the global economy, with a keen focus on business, technology, and the arts. Patricia's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Leader, CEO Insights, Entrepreneur, and The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).
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By: Patricia Cullen
Changing an industry as large as healthcare requires more than identifying a business opportunity. It demands a reason to persist when progress is slow, systems are complicated, and the outcome remains uncertain. For Anthony Dann , founder and CEO of Biometrica Health , that reason began decades before he became an entrepreneur. His relationship with healthcare started as a child whose survival depended on physicians finding an answer others had missed.
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