A second opinion

Second Opinion started from a simple irritation: most of the honest conversation in digital health happens after the event, not during it. In the corridor, over coffee, in the taxi home — never on the stage, never in the business case, never in the places anyone's taking notes.

So this is an attempt to move that conversation somewhere on purpose. A closed dinner, one round table, fifteen to seventeen people who actually have an opinion and are tired of not saying it. One topic at a time, chosen for how uncomfortable it is to discuss honestly in public.

There's no stage here, and no audience. No one's selling anything, no one's recorded, and no one's quoted by name. What's said at the table stays unattributed — but what's learned doesn't stay in the room. After each dinner, the sharpest of it gets written up and published: the argument, not the attribution.

Second Opinion isn't a network or a panel series. It's a closed conversation that turns into an open one — just in the other order to how it usually happens.