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Despite having a well-established structure, the healthcare system is not working so much in favor of the patients. Harald HHW Schmidt dedicates his research to present a new paradigm of medicine that is more patient-friendly. In this episode, he talks about his book The End of Medicine as We Know It, inspired by the realization that getting grants and writing papers do not do enough for patients. He also makes an interesting analogy between getting your care serviced and seeing the doctor. Furthermore, Harald discusses the importance of thinking about the management aspects of being a researcher and clinician.
A genuinely impactful research is not always about publishing success. What drives researchers to keep the fire burning is contributing to the achievement of concrete progress. In this very first episode of Beyond Publications podcast, we are fortunate enough to get Peter Barnes. He is one of the highest-ranked scientists based on publication impact metrics, so it is a bit ironic to have him here. Peter talks about his unique approach to translational research and how he remains a pragmatic project manager focused on making real progress. He also reveals his secrets as a successful researcher by sharing inspirational and practical tips on transforming a medical field.
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As someone looking to make a real difference in the lives of patients suffering from disease , there is a lot you can do beyond publishing papers. It takes an average of 17 years to go from…
Explore what it takes to narrow the gap between medical research and application, here on Beyond Publications. Discover how to be a leader that helps transform great science and technology developments into meaningful clinical impact.
Hear interviews with high-impact performers who share their experience in moving healthcare advances forward from publishing, to drug development, to entrepreneurship, to making sure that patients and clinician have access to and know to make the best use of recent advances . Our guests come from all aspects of the healthcare industry. Listen to drug developers, medical device manufacturers, and disease foundations.
Featured guests reveal performance secrets and discuss the challenges they overcame to ensure the success of a single project. With the guidance of these experts, feel assured that you are on the right track working in medical research and innovation. Become an outstanding performer by exploring the experiences of those ahead of you. Turn into a key player that makes sure the most promising advances survive the daunting “valley of death” once and for all.
Hosting the podcast is Scott Wagers. Dubbed as the “consortium whisperer,” he is passionate about how collaborative innovation can accelerate the transformation of healthcare. He is the CEO and Innovation Designer of BioSci Consulting. They aim to make the process of translating medical research findings into clinical practice more efficient and more effective.
Scott has spent the last 15 years working with vision-driven leaders in ambitious consortium projects that further the progress of medical innovation. He helps formulate impact-oriented strategic plans, collaboration projects, and stakeholder communities and ecosystems. He brings to the podcast extensive knowledge in this space as he guides you in gaining insight and exploring refreshing ideas for becoming a leader in driving medical innovation forward faster. We need more leaders across the entire spectrum of stakeholders and career path stages.
There is so much to achieve when people work together instead of against each other. The healthcare industry will never progress without like-minded minds coming together. Done correctly, advancements do not have to stall after the initial flurry of publications Publications should be the starting point to brand-new ventures. Real change happens when research findings turn into reality and are finally implemented in hospitals and clinics.
Listen to the podcast today at
https://www.biosciconsulting.com