In this episode, Naji talked with Anthony Dowidowicz, a physician leader with a background in engineering and emergency medicine, about the exciting potential of quantum computing in healthcare. Anthony explains how his fascination with quantum mechanics led him from engineering to medical school and eventually to become a physician leader. They delve into the power of quantum computing, its unique characteristics, and its potential applications in healthcare. Anthony highlights that while quantum computing won't replace classical computers, it excels in solving complex problems, making it invaluable in healthcare where vast amounts of data need to be processed. Throughout the discussion, Anthony stresses the importance of virtuous leadership in healthcare, urging leaders to prioritize patients' well-being over short-term profits and to advocate for the ethical and equitable use of technology in healthcare. "Quantum computing can make healthcare more equitable and personalized" MEET OUR GUEST Anthony Dowidowicz a physician executive. Dr. Anthony Dowidowicz is a physician executive who has served as a senior physician  leader of health systems  and health plans.  He is an emergency physician by background and is a graduate of the MIT Sloan school of management where he founded and coordinates the MIT Physician Leadership Group.   As an engineer and lifelong technology enthusiast, Dr. Dowidowicz’s professional interests include physician leadership, health system design, and emerging computing technologies.