The Beat HLTH: Transforming Patient Care with Handheld Ultrasound Technology with Dr. John Martin & Dr. Mike Rotondo
About Dr. John Martin:
Dr. John Martin is a highly accomplished leader-physician with a diverse background spanning various roles, including surgeon, software company founder, medical device inventor, and Chief Medical Officer of a digital health company. He has successfully built organizations, teams, and products, transforming healthcare practices and driving innovation. Known for his ability to inspire and command audiences, Dr. Martin has extensive experience in strategic planning and fiscal management, making significant impacts both personally and through the programs and companies he develops.
About Dr. Michael Rotondo:
Dr. Michael F. Rotondo is a distinguished leader in healthcare, currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of the University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group (URMFG). With a rich background in trauma surgery and healthcare administration, he has significantly contributed to transforming URMFG into a unified, high-functioning care delivery system. Under his leadership, the group has seen substantial growth in clinical volumes and revenues, while emphasizing physician wellness and health equity. Dr. Rotondo's commitment to innovative solutions and patient-centric practices continues to drive excellence in healthcare delivery.
Things You’ll Learn:
- Handheld ultrasound technology is transforming point-of-care testing, making diagnoses more immediate and accurate.
- Integrating handheld ultrasound technology within a health system demonstrates practical benefits, enhancing workflow and patient care.
- Seamless integration with electronic health records is crucial in order to improve overall efficiency and reduce treatment times.
- It is very important to overcome challenges in adopting new healthcare technologies like resource allocation and organizational change.
- Collaborations between academic institutions and tech innovators are essential for driving meaningful advancements in healthcare, promoting trust and confidence in new solutions.
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