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Episode Sponsor:This episode’s Community Champion Sponsor is Ossur. To learn more about their ‘Responsible for Tomorrow’ Sustainability Campaign, and how you can get involved: CLICK HERE---How can innovative architectural design improve patient care and clinician wellbeing? Our next guest, Sharon Woodworth, Healthcare Sector Leader at HED, is leading the charge to create healthcare facilities that optimize efficiency and sustainability. With extensive experience and over 11 million square feet of healthcare facility design, Sharon brings a unique perspective from her background as a former clinician. Deeply concerned about post-COVID staff shortages, she's driven to design environments that alleviate burnout and attract top talent. While together, Sharon shares HED's pioneering vision to augment caregivers through responsive, human-centered design solutions. Join us as we explore how HED is reshaping the future of care delivery, from outpatient clinics to smart hospitals. Let’s go!Episode Highlights:Sharon stresses the importance of clinicians putting on their "oxygen mask" first before caring for others to avoid burnoutHED specializes in taking existing healthcare facilities and redesigning them for future flexibility to adapt to changes like pandemicsOutpatient facilities are being redesigned without traditional waiting rooms, using concierge greeters to improve the patient experienceData from IoT sensors will increasingly drive architectural design decisions based on actual usage patternsPost-occupancy evaluations are critical to get feedback from clinicians and patients on what's working well or needs improvement in a new facilityAbout our Guest: Sharon is the Healthcare Sector Leader of HED, a national integrated architecture and engineering firm with 400+ employees and elite clients such as USC, the VA Medical Center, and the U.S. State Department. Her sector specializes in designing innovative healthcare centers for efficient patient care. Sharon is a licensed architect with 11M+ square feet of healthcare facility planning and design. She is known for driving change in operations and care through architectural design — much needed now, with operating costs rising by 10% in healthcare due to inflation and labor.She saw healthcare systems firsthand as a former clinician, with her experience spanning a global range of operational and continuum-of-care issues from neonatology to senior living. She is concerned about the post-COVID staff shortages causing delayed care and closed centers.In 2017, the AIA elevated Sharon to the College of Fellows for outstanding influence in the field of design. In addition to practicing architecture full-time, she is an Assistant Professor at UCSF, teaching “Leadership in Healthcare Environments” to future healthcare CEOs.Links Supporting This Episode:HED Website: CLICK HERESharon Woodworth LinkedIn page: CLICK HEREHED LinkedIn page: CLICK HERE Mike Biselli...

In the inaugural episode of the Hit Like a Girl podcast's Techquity series, host Joy Rios welcomes Janna Guinen, Executive Director of the the HLTH Foundation, who is spearheading efforts to advocate for equitable digital health solutions. The series aims to uncover the essence of Techquity, its significance, and upcoming highlights. Janna outlines the Tech Equity for Health Coalition's mission and recent endeavors, including a case study competition spotlighting innovative projects promoting health equity through digital means. Each episode features a winning project, the first features Andrea Werner, Chief Population Health Officer for Ballin Gunnarsson Health System, who interviews guest Anna Kravitz from AdirA to discuss "Nia," a digital guide addressing high breast cancer mortality rates among young black women. Join the conversation as they delve into the intersection of technology and targeted health interventions, making a profound impact on underserved communities. Want to learn more about the inspiring projects making healthcare more equitable? Head over to hitlikeagirlpod.com/techquity  Episode Highlights [00:00:45] - Techquity Coalition's Focus on Health Disparities [00:05:24] - Role of Technology in Addressing Health Disparities [00:09:07 - ]Nia Solution for Empowering Women to Advocate for Their Health [00:12:03] - Addressing Breast Cancer in Young Black Women [00:21:09] - Providing Agency and Resources for Breast Cancer Awareness [00:25:58] - Importance of Micro Moments in Health [00:41:36] - Impact of Language Options on Engagement Rates

Are you tired of feeling like your freelance medical writing business is running you, instead of the other way around? Many freelance medical writers find themselves stuck in a reactive cycle, pouring all their time and energy into client projects but neglecting the strategic work that will actually move their business forward. They dream of a thriving, fulfilling business where they're in the driver's seat, but struggle to find the time or headspace to make it a reality amidst the constant deadlines and demands. You are the most important resource in your business. In this episode you’ll learn: Practical strategies for distinguishing between working ON vs. IN your business, so you can invest in the big-picture tasks that drive growth Actionable tips for cultivating discernment around what you say yes and no to, so you can focus your time and energy on the right clients and projects A roadmap for scaling your business intentionally by defining your core services and optimizing your processes for efficiency and impact If you're ready to take control of your freelance medical writing journey and build a business that truly energizes and fulfills you, hit play now and let's dive into why YOU are your most important resource. Resources Claire Bonneau, Email Newsletter Writer Write Medicine Insider Niche Discovery Checklist Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 02:18 Working in vs working on your business 02:55 3 steps to take today to work on your business 04:24 Discernment is key to your freelance medical writing business when thinking about investing in yourself 06:46 3 steps to take today to be discerning with your yes and your no 09:12 Leveraging social media for your freelance medical writing success 10:43 3 steps to take today to focus your time and effort on social media 13:25 Scaling your business intentionally 13:58 3 steps to take right now to start scaling your business with intention 16:34 Prioritizing your well-being 17:54 3 steps to take right now to start taking care of yourself Subscribe to the Write Medicine podcast! Subscribe to the Write Medicine podcast for more valuable insights on continuing medical education content for health professionals. Click the Follow button and subscribe on your favorite platform.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to unlock the full spectrum of your potential? Join me, Dr. BCW, as we embark on a transformative journey with Laura St John, a celebrity mindset coach whose life's story echoes the power of belief and resilience. We peel back the layers of conventional success metrics, diving into the depths of self-discovery and the tenacity of the human spirit. Learn how Laura's experiences, from her modest beginnings to her mother's courageous health battle, have shape...

May 20, 2024: Join host Drex DeFord on "Unhack the Podcast" as we explore the art of communicating complex cybersecurity issues through engaging and relatable analogies. Hear from a lineup of seasoned CISOs from top healthcare organizations as they share their unique stories, ranging from boxing metaphors to cinematic references, to illustrate the nuances of cyber risk, resilience, and strategy. Whether it's understanding risk-based prioritization with bar fight analogies or increasing cybersecurity budgets with fortune cookies, this episode offers a creative twist on technical explanations. Dive into these insightful narratives and learn how to convey technical security concepts in terms everyone can grasp.1. Nate Couture, CISO at University of Vermont Medicine2. Kathy Alexion, formerly the CIO at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation3. Brian Cayer, CISO at USC Keck Medicine4. Gary Chan, CISO at SSM5. Jason Elrod, CISO at MultiCare6. Steven Ramirez, CISO at Renown7. Shauna Hofer, CISO at St. Luke's in BoiseSubscribe: This Week HealthTwitter: This Week HealthLinkedIn: Week HealthDonate: Alex’s Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer

This episode explores how MindCo Health, a company in the StartUp Health community, is leveraging "psychologist arbitrage" to make mental healthcare more accessible. Join us as we chat with Health Transformer Emilio Goldenhersch, CEO & Co-founder of MindCo Health to find out more about how his company is making mental healthcare more affordable with global talent. You'll learn about: How MindCo connects patients with highly-trained therapists from Latin America. The role of AI in making therapy affordable and efficient. Why "global workforce arbitrage" could be the key to unlocking telemedicine's potential. How MindCo is breaking down barriers to early intervention mental healthcare. This episode is for you if: You're interested in the future of telemedicine. You're looking for affordable mental health resources. You're curious about innovative solutions in healthcare access. Tune in to learn how MindCo's fresh approach can breathe new life into telemedicine! Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

Meet attorney Michael Ruggio, a linchpin in the healthcare law industry with over 40 years of extensive experience. From igniting the first False Claims Act cases that shook up healthcare providers, to now guiding them through the digital transformation tide, his role is both pioneering and pivotal. Michael's understanding of the potential of technologies like blockchain and AI to revolutionize healthcare far surpasses the familiar territory. Besides donning the hats of a managing partner at Taylor English and an adjunct professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh, he also serves as a consultant to Congress on the utilization of high technology in federal health programs. His deep-rooted wisdom in healthcare law, paired with his knack for innovation, positions him as a seasoned trailblazer in this fast-evolving landscape. Discover the potential of blockchain technology in healthcare as Michael Ruggio, JD, uncovers the regulatory challenges it faces. Find out how vested interests and resistance to change hinder progress, leaving the industry at a crossroads.  Timestamps 00:00 Welcome to Health Unchained: Navigating Web 3.0 in Healthcare 02:56 Introducing Mike Ruggio: A Veteran in Healthcare Law 04:08 The Evolution of Healthcare Through Technology 07:13 Blockchain's Role in Transforming Healthcare Post-COVID 10:31 The Intersection of Blockchain, AI, and Healthcare Education 13:45 Smart Contracts and the Future of Legal Frameworks 16:45 The Impact of Blockchain and AI on Patient Care and Data Privacy 36:07 Exploring the VA Blockchain Pilot, Tricare Challenges 38:20 Final Thoughts Guest Links LinkedIn Taylor English Website Health Unchained Links Supercast - Sign up to access premium content Website Telegram LinkedIn Twitter Health Podcast Network Highway to Health Podcast Health Podcast Network Site

Mike and John talk with Nicole Plourd, a physician assistant, as she shares her career trajectory from clinical practice to the pharmaceutical industry. She started in clinical practice, specializing in orthopedics and ENT, before transitioning to telemedicine dermatology. In her role, she also got involved in medical content review and marketing. Eventually, she moved into the pharmaceutical industry, working in medical content review and promotional review. Nicole emphasizes the importance of taking risks and trying new things, as well as seeking advice from others who have made similar career transitions.