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Sponsored by TrackableMed
Imagine if the entertainment industry never took a disruptive leap to completely redesign tech products. Television sets would weigh 600 pounds and you'd get maybe 20 channels. Now pivot to medical devices. Most infusion pumps in the market today were designed in the 1980s and were successful. But there's no initiative from big organizations to take a big leap towards redesign and improvement. Innovation is dying.
In this week's episode, sponsored by TrackableMed, Jeffrey Carlisle, CEO of Pneuma Systems, joins us to share his perspective on innovation in MedTech. We also discuss how technology contributes to the shortage of nurses, the importance of understanding the customer's experience, and one simple step everyone can take to invite innovation into their organization.
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By Zed Williamson4.9
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Sponsored by TrackableMed
Imagine if the entertainment industry never took a disruptive leap to completely redesign tech products. Television sets would weigh 600 pounds and you'd get maybe 20 channels. Now pivot to medical devices. Most infusion pumps in the market today were designed in the 1980s and were successful. But there's no initiative from big organizations to take a big leap towards redesign and improvement. Innovation is dying.
In this week's episode, sponsored by TrackableMed, Jeffrey Carlisle, CEO of Pneuma Systems, joins us to share his perspective on innovation in MedTech. We also discuss how technology contributes to the shortage of nurses, the importance of understanding the customer's experience, and one simple step everyone can take to invite innovation into their organization.
Tune in for more on:
Resources from this episode:
Social Media:

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