Data Book

On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive™ spoke with Leslie Trigg, CEO of Outset, the creator of Tablo, a home-based dialysis machine that incorporates cloud-computing technology. We discussed how these machines work, why they would be attractive to patients, and how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the demand for these machines. We also talked about the potential for home dialysis machines to be eligible for reimbursement and what the future looks like for this technology.

On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive™ spoke with Alan Payne, chief information officer at Sensyne Health. We discussed some of the major ethical concerns experts have regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. We also talked about how these issues can impact quality of care and what healthcare organizations can do to help avoid them.

On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive™ spoke with Justin Williams, CEO of Noteworth. We discussed Noteworth’s recent partnership with Geisinger and the development of ConnectedCare365, a predictive analytics tool aimed at aiding physicians and patients with chronic disease management. We also talked about how this technology has the potential to help other patient populations and why similar tools are needed now more than ever.

On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive™ spoke with Carol McCall, chief health analytics officer with ClosedLoop.ai. We discussed the recent AI Health Outcomes Challenge conducted by CMS and how ClosedLoop.ai was able to stand out from the crowd and win. We also talked about what physicians and healthcare administrators should look out for when deciding to implement artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in their health systems.

On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive™ spoke with Waqaas Al-Siddiq, PhD, founder and CEO of Biotricity. We discussed how telehealth and remote patient monitoring will help shape health care going forward and what challenges lay ahead. We also talked about how the Biden administration’s American Rescue Plan has impacted these health care technologies and what efforts are being taken to ensure that they continue to be accessible to patients.

Scott Giordano, JD, from Spirion, discusses how data collection on smartphones raises security issues for consumers’ health care data and whether COVID-19 vaccine passports will truly be capable of keeping our data safe.

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This episode brings together leaders from the world of risk management. 

Tara Vail, chief growth officer of HST Pathways, discusses the lack of EHRs at ambulatory surgery centers and the challenges to adoption.

Brian Wayling, assistant vice president of telehealth services at Intermountain Healthcare, discusses use of the technology and a partnership with Amwell.

Ryan Ribeira, M.D., M.P.H., co-founder and CEO of SimX, talks to Chief Healthcare Executive about all things virtual reality in healthcare.

Chief Healthcare Executive associate editor Samara Rosenfeld speaks with Blessing Health's virtual health coordinator, Rose Ghattas, R.N., about how the health system is using virtual care during the pandemic and how other healthcare executives could do the same.

Lora Swenson, business manager at KU MedWest, discusses how a text message platform improves workflows and patient satisfaction.

Niko Skievaski, president and co-founder of Redox, discusses the new HHS interoperability rules, how health systems will implement them, and challenges that might present.

Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer discuss what C-suites can do if their physicians express feelings of burnout.

Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer discuss the culture of med school, learning about new technologies and how both affect physician burnout and the decision to enter the field.

Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer discuss technology's role in physician burnout and common misconceptions.

Paul Cerrato joins Data Book for part two of a podcast on clinical decision support tools and obstacles that exist.

Paul Cerrato discusses his most recent book, the cause of diagnostic errors and how machine-learning can improve outcomes.

Shereese Maynard, MBA, discusses the influence of health tech in the 2010s and makes projections for what's to come.