BJ Miller: What really matters at the end of life

The speaker shares a personal story of a life-changing accident and critiques the healthcare system's focus on diseases rather than people. They advocate for design thinking in end-of-life care, emphasizing the importance of perspective, personal growth, and sensory experiences. The talk highlights the need to redesign life and death with creativity and play, aiming for a more human-centered approach to healthcare.

What role does compassion play in the relationship between caregiver and care receiver?

What are some of the key ingredients needed to create a better healthcare system according to the speaker?

What does the speaker mean by saying we need to lift our sights to well-being?

In what ways does the speaker suggest we can find beauty or meaning in life despite the inevitability of death?