Outcomes Rocket

In this episode of the COVID-19 series, David Cherne, VP at Mediasite share how they're helping companies and individuals like you use video to maximize customer, patient, and stakeholder engagement during a time with stay in place orders.  Many conferences have canceled and we need to be creative about how we connect with customers, suppliers, and stakeholders.  Tune in to learn about how they can help. For more information about their solutions visit:  https://mediasite.com/ For more COVID-19 resources, please visit:  https://outcomesrocket.health/covid19/

In this podcast, we interview the CEO of Binah.ai David Maman.  His experience as an industry leader in technology, artificial intelligence, and healthcare has helped put together a platform that enables care providers to extract vital signs from a video.  I was amazed to learn the capabilities of the technology to scale care and expand access.  The other promising aspect of the technology is its ability to keep care providers safe.   About David Maman David Maman is CEO and founder of Binah.ai, a company that developed the only video-based vital signs monitoring application, using artificial intelligence (AI) technology. He guides the team in fulfilling Binah.ai’s vision and has a Master's in computer science, from Open University. He is a serial entrepreneur with experience working with Hexatier (acquired by Huawei), Precos, Vanadium-soft, GreenCloud, Teridion, Terrasic, Re-Sec, and others. As a director in Fortinet’s CTO office and managed info. security at Bezeq Israel telecom. 24 years of experience in leadership, AI, cybersecurity, development, and networking. He's a veteran of elite IDF technology unit. Important Links To find out more about Binah.ai go to https://www.binah.ai/ For the full transcript and show notes, go to https://outcomesrocket.health/

In episode #4 of the HP population health series, we interview Dr. Jacques Kpodonu and hear his insights on the use of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and robotic surgery to provide better access and population health.  He shares some great personal and professional stories as well as anecdotes to help advance your population health efforts.  We enjoyed our visit with Dr. Kpodonu and hope you will too! About Dr. Kpodonu Dr. Jacques Kpodonu is a cardiovascular surgeon specializing in global health system innovation with an emphasis on addressing rheumatic heart disease. Currently a faculty member at Harvard Medical School and an adjunct Professor of Surgery at the University of Ghana. Dr. Kpodonu’s interests lie in biomedical discoveries, modernizing the operating room via novel design and growing the global capacity of cardiac surgeons especially in emerging countries with his work in global cardiac surgery. In addition to writing medical textbooks and his research work Dr. Kpodonu is a key opinion leader in the design of advanced hybrid cardiac surgical rooms and biomedical innovation and is passionate in advocating for the use of telehealth services- especially in African nations .Dr. Kpodonu is frequently quoted in the Orange County Register, American Health Journal, and holds leadership positions with the Society Thoracic Surgeons and the American College of Cardiology. Based in Boston, he sits on the diversity and inclusion committee for the American College of Cardiology and the Society of Thoracic Surgery and has helped to raise millions of dollars to finance the construction of advanced robotic hybrid operating room both here in the USA and in Africa. In this podcast you will learn: How robotics and A.I. can add value to population health efforts. What providers and health systems can do to leverage technology, together, to advance patient care. Why it is critical to give serious thought to advanced technologies in the strategy and implementation of population health strategies. Valuable Links: Listen to the other episodes on HP Population Health Series:  https://outcomesrocket.health/hppophealth/ For more about HP Population Health IT Solutions visit:  https://www8.hp.com/us/en/solutions/healthcare/population-health.html

 In this episode, we have a great conversation with Christine Muldoon, VP of Marketing and Strategy at WebMD Health Services.  We go through the elements of well being that can help all of us thrive during tough times like COVID-19 and also through stressful normal work situations.  We explore ideas that can help employers leverage thoughtfully tailored programs the increase employee health, happiness, and engagement.   About Christine Muldoon Christine Muldoon became the VP of Marketing & Strategy at WebMD Health Services in 2019. In this role, she is responsible for the company’s overall market strategy and execution, including marketing, B2B and B2C communications, and market positioning. Additionally, Christine works extensively with clients and internal stakeholders to evaluate the market, leverage the voice of the customer, evaluate partnership opportunities, and operationalize opportunities for the company’s success.  Prior to this role, she served as the Executive Director of Business and Product Strategy. For the past six years, Christine has moderated the WebMD Health Plan and Employer Advisory Boards, comprised of executives to discuss key health care topics and identify strategic market opportunities. Christine has more than 20 years’ experience in the health care industry. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Business from Providence College and a master’s degree in Business and Health Care Management from the University of Connecticut. What you will learn in this episode: The 5 elements of well being Ways to increase and improve your own as well as employees well being, health and engagement  Common challenges companies face with wellness programs How WebMD Heath Services differentiates themselves in the market Important links: WebMD Health Services For the entire transcript and more details visit:  https://outcomesrocket.health/

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In this COVID-19 series podcast, Jeniffer Fried, CEO of ExplORer Surgical discusses what they're doing to enable medical device companies to continue supporting operating room and procedural activity during a COVID-19 epidemic and after.  While case volumes for elective procedures are low to none, there are those emergency procedures that still need support from a medical device clinical or sales rep.   What does the future hold for medical device reps in the operating room?  This has been a topic of discussion in the C-Suite of both hospitals and medical device companies for a long time, with not much change.  Is it possible to provide support to a physician and O.R. team without being there in person reducing the risk of infection, freeing up space in the O.R. while keeping the technical expertise of a medical device representative?  Listen to what ExplORer Surgical is doing to enable this future.  Learn more at:  https://explorersurgical.com/

In this COVID-19 series podcast, Jon Bloom, CEO of Podimetrics discusses how they can help free up ICU beds by caring for patients suffering from extremity amputation risk outside of the hospital.  They help patients, providers, and payers to prevent diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) by combining cutting-edge technology with best-in-class care management services.  Listen to how they're solutions can help you during this epidemic.  For more information, visit them at https://podimetrics.com/

In this episode, Joseph Ebberwein, Chief Revenue Officer of Corstrata shares how they're helping amidst the COVID-19 epidemic.  They provide virtual access to certified wound experts using a telehealth platform.   He discusses what their organization is doing to simplify and optimize the wound and ostomy care during the epidemic.  With the majority of wound care happening from home in an environment with stay in place restrictions and spreading disease, it is critical to understand the options we have to care for patients and family members experiencing this care need.  For more information visit https://corstrata.com/