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#23-Real Career Advice for Engineers working in Orthopedics (12 mins)
I share 16 specific pieces of advice. This is real-life coaching for Engineers who want to accelerate their careers in our industry. Nobody else in going to tell you this stuff. I wish I had know these stuff when I was starting out in Ortho…
Dr. Thomas Vanzieleghem: Protein Detection Technology
How much protein is left on your surgical instruments after “cleaning”? How much protein is too much? And how would you know? On this week’s edition of the Beyond Clean podcast we invite Dr. Thomas Vanzieleghem, Scientific Director & Biofilm...
Pawel de Sternberg Stojalowski: Process Challenge Devices in Decontamination
How do you know your decontamination equipment (washers and ultrasonic cleaners) are really working as they should? What does “passing” and “failing” a daily quality test actually tell you about your current cleaning process? On this Season 4...
#22 - Six Hiring Mistakes that can Kill an Orthopedic Startup (8 mins)
Don't blow it early. The first 5 to 10 people that you hire in will either set your company up for success or break your company. I discuss six hiring mistakes that I have seen in early stage orthopedic companies. --- Support this podcast: …
F035 Estonia: To which extent does the digital infrastructure support healthcare? (Hannalore Taal)
Estonia has only 1,3 million people but is famous worldwide for its digital governance. If you want, you can even become an Estonian electronic resident and run your business from Estonia, regardless of your country of residence. Healthcare wise, 95% of ...
#21 - How to create innovation in orthopedics (10 min)
Want innovation? Interation could be the killer app for creating game-changing innovation today in orthopedics. Successful innovation giants that we all know like Danek,SpineTech,Kyphon,Arthrex,MAKO,Hand InnovationsandMazor Robotics used it…
Digital Health in Japan, China, Israel, Dubai, Germany and Bolivia
A snippet of thoughts about global digital health markets.
Bob Marrs: The Dirty Truth of Loaner Decontamination
Decontamination of loaner and consignment instrument trays is one of the most complex processes in a Sterile Processing department, and yet many facilities simply treat every vendor tray the same way -- regardless of the manufacturer's specific...
Vendor Spotlight: ATH Medical & The AnciTrak System
What if there were a tool that allowed your Sterile Processing team to quickly and accurately identify loaner instruments for reassembly? No need to call a vendor, no frustrating case delays because of incomplete trays, and no more replacement costs...
Peter Nichol: The $50 Billion Dollar Opportunity - Re-Thinking The Economics of Sterile Processing
What if we told your hospital CEO they could save tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars by INVESTING more resources into your Sterile Processing department? Would you believe there is a $50 billion opportunity in the United States...
F034 How are AI and wearables disrupting clinical trials? (Dr. Sam Volchenboum, University of Chicago)
ClinicalTrials.gov currently lists 302,091 clinical studies in the US. It is impossible for patients and their doctors to be aware of all clinical trials an individual might be eligible for. While one would expect the trials to be run and supported by so...
#20-Anatomy of a startup - 1st conversation with Erik Paul, CEO of Exiom who is bringing 3D printed casts to the US for better early fracture immobilization (17 mins)
3D printing is the most significant advance in fracture immobilization in decades and Exiom has the best solution. Listen to this "live" interview with the CEO of Exiom, Erik Paul.You will get the inside scope on the origins of the technolo…
#19-Anatomy of a startup - 1st conversation with the Micro C Founder, Dr. Greg Kolovich (30 mins)
How does a surgeon take an idea and turn it into a solution that will change imaging in the operating room forever? Listen to this "live" interview with the Founder of Micro C, Dr. Greg Kolovich. You will hear the story of product concept t…
Dr. Jason Bingham: Behind The Knife - Social Media & The Next Generation of Surgeons
How is the power of podcasting and social media impacting the next generation of surgeons? What impact do non-functional surgical instruments have on the surgeon-user? We kick off an epic Season 4 of the Beyond Clean podcast this week with Dr. Jason...
David Hilliker: Chemical Monitoring & Employee Safety
Is chemical exposure hurting your Sterile Processing team? How would you know and what could you be doing to guard against it? For this episode of Beyond Clean, we invited David Hilliker to tackle one of the most important topics in our industry --...
F033 Blockchain in Healthcare - a new book guide (David Metcalf, Alex Cahana, Editors)
Anyone who wishes to learn about blockchain in general or specifically in healthcare can get overwhelmed by the number of results offered by a Google search. Awareness of the difficulty of finding credible, helpful and nuanced information around blockcha...
Sara Freiberg: Flexible Scope Cleaning - Adverse Events & Putting AAMI ST91:2015 Into Practice
Do your flexible scope leak tests "make the grade" or are they failing in more ways than one? Back in Season 1 of the Beyond Clean podcast, we invited Sara Freiberg, Clinical Education Manager for Northfield Medical, to dive into the details of...
#18 - A Random discussion between Joe Hage and Tiger Buford (41 mins)
Eavesdrop into a cell phone conversation between Joe and Tiger. We discuss a variety of topics, including: orthopedics buying decisions, LinkedIn, building medical device communities with digital marketing, the future of work, virtual consu…
Don Williams: Centralized Processing for Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Clinics
How do you excellently service Sterile Processing customers who are located outside of the hospital setting, across the street or even in other cities? Back in Season 1, we invited Don Williams, current Regional Director of Sterile Processing for...
F032 Tech advancements in surgery, VR and the healthcare crisis in Venezuela (Rafael Grossmann)
Every person is unique and we all differ in our looks, but have you ever wondered, how much do people differ on the inside? This is something surgeons are most familiar with.Rafael Grossmann is known in the digital health community as the VR surgeon. Ori...
Mary Ann Drosnock: AAMI Overview, ST91 Update, Flexible Scope Reprocessing
There are few acronyms as formative for the Sterile Processing industry in the US than AAMI. But how much do you really know about what AAMI is, how workgroups operate, and how we end up with standards such as ST91:2015 for Flexible And Semi-Rigid...
Beyond MedicineAudio unavailable025- Integrative Medicine - Getting To The Root of Health Problems with Dr. Jyoti Patel, MD
Dr. Jyoti Patel is a triple board certified MD practicing Integrative Medicine and combining Eastern and Western philosophies to help heal her community.
Daniel Taggart: Extreme Sterilization - Remote Casualty Care & the Future of Portable Sterile-Tech
What does surgical instrument sterilization look like on the battlefield? In disaster zones? In the middle of an Amazonian rainforest? In the near future it could look very different and much smaller than traditional means and models of modern...
F031 Hacking global health through hackathons (Annie Lamontagne, Hacking Health)
Hackathons have by today become a popular approach for bringing people with various backgrounds in the same room, offering them a concentrated time, usually during a weekend, to come up with innovative approached for various challenges. The speaker of ep...