Atul Gawande made a splash when he was announced as the manwho would be spearheading Haven, the much-talked-about health careventure created by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase.Now, not even two years after his appointment, Gawande is planningto step down and take on a "less operational role," according tothe Wall Street Journal.
Sources told WSJ that Gawande wants to focus instead on policyand advocacy, particularly in light of the current coronaviruspandemic.
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