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'Knowledgeable Cooperation' amongst Commentators and Technologists.
In this episode I discuss how the Laws of Voice fit within a broader field of Digital Health Law. I also discuss Digital Health Law research, and the need for knowledgeable cooperation amongst commentators and technologists.
The 'Pre-Paradigm Period' (Kuhn) and The Laws of Voice (Deixler & Phillips).
In this episode I discuss the notion of a pre-paradigm period described by Thomas Kuhn, and it's relevance to Voice Tech in Healthcare. I also discuss the Laws of Voice, and raise a hypothetical scenario to get you thinking about how you bu…
Medical Device Success Podcast Introductory Trailer Episode 1
Welcome to the Medical Device Success Podcast. This episode is a trailer that will discuss the podcast goals, audience, my background and the podcast structure. Most of the time, the podcast will be organized into seasons that explore a certain subje...
RFID: The Changing Landscape of Surgical Instrument Tracking
with featured guest Moses Chang
Voice Tech in Healthcare - The Book, The TED Talk, COVID-19 efforts and more.
This week the theme is Voice Tech in Healthcare. In this episode I discuss - The Book, The TED Talk, and efforts by the Voice community during the COVID-19 health emergency. I also introduce the specific topic for this week - The Laws of Vo…
Medical Device Reps Podcast: Non-Compete Attorney Andy Arnold
Elective cases cancelled...What now? Free legal advice as we talk to Non-Compete Attorney Andy Arnold about these documents you will have to sign if you want to work in this sector. We give both sides and know you will get something from it…
Ideas to Progress Telehealth, and Re-visiting 'Intuition' and 'Rational Choice.'
Thank you for tuning in! In this episode I reflect on four ideas to progress telehealth. I take a deeper dive into the works of Henry S Mather on resolving conflicts through Intuition and Rational Choice. I then ask healthcare providers a v…
F071 Why is St. Louis a hidden digital health ecosystem gem in the US and the latest about digital health efforts for COVID-19
When Europe became the new epicentre of the COVID-19 spread, and with the steady rise of infected in the US, tech companies offered their knowledge to curb the pandemic: COVID-19 triage and self-assessment apps are available, the US is seeing a rise of t...
Telehealth HIPAA Waiver & 'The Incommensurability Thesis' of Henry S Mather.
In this episode I discuss the waiver on potential HIPAA penalties for telehealth services offered in good faith during the COVID-19 emergency. I raise the possibility of an emerging paradigm debate, and discuss the incommensurability thesis…
Bonus Episode - Preventing Contaminated Devices in Light of COVID-19
with featured guest Ryan Lewis, MD, MPH
Telehealth and 'The Objects of Experience.' Reflecting on the works of Karl Popper and Thomas Kuhn.
This episode discusses the application of the 'Four Symptoms of a Transition to Extraordinary Research' (Kuhn), and 'The Objects of Experience' (Popper) to the field of telehealth.
Telehealth as a 'Response to Crisis.' Reflecting on the seminal works of Thomas S Kuhn.
In this episode we imagine the future of telehealth and reflect on the works of Thomas S Kuhn on 'Response to Crisis' from his seminal book 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.'
Telehealth in Clinical Care - Plain Language Summaries for Evidence Based Research & Law Making.
One problem...The laws of telehealth have been quite reactive. One of the strains I experienced when researching the topic in 2014 and 2019 was the information overload! A call to colleagues in the IT community. Can you help - we need to as…
STERILE SCOPES: The Final Frontier of Endoscope Reprocessing- Jenni Gibbs
There's an incredible amount of research that has been presented on and published the last 10 years about the dangers associated with improper reprocessing of flexible endoscopes. As healthcare facilities work through risk assessments to determine...
IKONA Health, Using VR to Transform the Patient Experience
Today’s podcast is on IKONA Health, a company using VR to deliver better patient care. We sat down with Tim Fitzpatrick; a US NAVY veteran turned trader on Wall Street + entrepreneur due to a life-changing back surgery early on in his caree…
F070 Why is getting sick in the US financially toxic for many people? (Christopher T. Robertson)
As of 2017 healthcare is the leading category of the 78,5 billion in consumer debt collected each year, which is more than 40 times the size of credit card debt. While the number of uninsured is reducing, it is being replaced with the issue of underinsur...
A Chemical Education- Vendor Spotlight with Certol International
When it comes to implementing reliable consistent chemicals to do the dirtiest jobs in sterile processing, few names rise to the top like Certol International. With a 40-year track record in chemical manufacturing for infection prevention products,...
Dr Judy Melinek and TJ Mitchell - First Cut
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Dr Judy Melinek and TJ Mitchell, the authors of First Cut.What we discuss with Dr Melinek and TJ Mitchell:Their first book, the New York Times bestseller Working Stiff, and how they decide...
The Case for Single-Use Instruments - Kathy Mazza
Since each healthcare facility is different, there is a time and place for reusable and single-use instrumentation that may differ from one hospital or clinic to another. On this week's re-released throwback episode from Season 2, we talk with Kathy...
F069 What else is there to learn about pitching digital health solutions? (Beth Susanne)
"Each investor sees about 1200 pitch decks per year, meets 500 founders, and invests in 10 companies. So when preparing for your pitch, you need to be aware that investors are looking for reasons to say NO to you," says Beth Susanne. The key thing to con...
Pulling the curtain back on healthcare with special guest Dr. Josh Luke #117
In today's episode, Kelley and her co-host Justin Knott have a special guest Dr. Josh Luke and they discuss creating affordable healthcare and becoming a thought-leader in the space, and why healthcare is where it is at today.
#34 - Orthopedics is going bespoke (13 mins)
Today, I am declaring today that… Orthopedics is going bespoke and nobody can stop it! In future procedures, implants will be designed and manufactured to fit the patient for better outcomes. This will be theend of orthopedic implant sizes …
Don Tumminelli: The Unknown World of Medical Device Validation
There are many questions and often a critical level of misunderstanding about medical device validation so on this re-released throwback episode from Season 2, we went right to the source and interviewed validation expert Don Tumminelli, Senior...