Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Equipping On-The-Street Community Workers with a Free Data Platform
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Equipping On-The-Street Community Workers with a Free Data Platform
(A previous series available on SoundCloud)
Welcome to Health Pilots, where we interview people pursuing new solutions for health care in low-income communities. You’ll hear about new technologies and workflows, human-centered design, and how to collaboratively innovate.
Aristotle Mannan graduated from the University of Michigan in 2011 with a degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology. After college he moved to Cambridge, MA to begun his career in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry where he worked in early-stage drug discovery and genomics.
To get a broader perspective of healthcare and work more directly with patients, he left his work in 2014 to pursue opportunities working with community-based organizations in the greater Boston area. It is through his experiences working with frontline, safety-net organizations that he was inspired to develop bosWell and address some of the inefficiencies involved with coordinating care for the most vulnerable individuals.
View all episodes
By Center for Care Innovations
5
77 ratings
(A previous series available on SoundCloud)
Welcome to Health Pilots, where we interview people pursuing new solutions for health care in low-income communities. You’ll hear about new technologies and workflows, human-centered design, and how to collaboratively innovate.
Aristotle Mannan graduated from the University of Michigan in 2011 with a degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology. After college he moved to Cambridge, MA to begun his career in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry where he worked in early-stage drug discovery and genomics.
To get a broader perspective of healthcare and work more directly with patients, he left his work in 2014 to pursue opportunities working with community-based organizations in the greater Boston area. It is through his experiences working with frontline, safety-net organizations that he was inspired to develop bosWell and address some of the inefficiencies involved with coordinating care for the most vulnerable individuals.