Dr. Julian Goldman, a practicing anesthesiologist and a self-taught computer programmer, discusses how his unique perspective helped frame his view of technology in clinical settings. Dr. Goldman answers questions about artificial intelligence and the challenges of capturing the knowledge of clinicians within technology.

Julian M. Goldman, MD is Medical Director of Biomedical Engineering for Partners HealthCare, a practicing anesthesiologist at the Massachusetts General Hospital, and Director of the Program on Medical Device Interoperability at CIMIT. He leads a multi-institutional federally funded program on advancing medical device interoperability to improve patient safety. Dr. Goldman completed anesthesiology residency and fellowship in medical device informatics at the University of Colorado and served as a Visiting Scholar in the FDA Medical Device Fellowship Program. He is Chair of ISO Technical Committee 121, Chair of the Use Case Working Group of the Continua Health Alliance, User Vice Chair of ASTM Committee F29, and served on the NSF CISE Advisory Committee and CDC NCPHI Board. His awards include the AAMI Foundation/Institute for Technology in Health Care Clinical Application Award, the International Council on Systems Engineering Pioneer Award, and the American College of Clinical Engineering award for Professional Achievement in Technology.

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Bob Chaput, CEO and Founder of Clearwater Compliance LLC, discusses how to innovate while complying with strict federal and state regulations. With expansive experience in the healthcare industry, Bob discusses recurring themes that he has adopted to make innovation easy, effective, and compliant with constantly changing guidelines and regulations.

Bob Chaput is CEO and Founder of Clearwater Compliance LLC. Clearwater Compliance helps Covered Entities and Business Associates meet stringent HIPAA-HITECH Privacy, Security and Breach Notification Rule requirements and address one of five health outcomes policy priorities in the Meaningful Use guidelines dealing with privacy and security. Having served in operational and technology executive assignments in large healthcare enterprises, Mr. Chaput is no stranger to protecting large amounts of highly sensitive HR, benefits and healthcare data - his experience includes responsibility for some of the world’s largest healthcare databases, requiring the highest levels of security and privacy while a senior executive at GE, Johnson & Johnson and Healthways, Inc.

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Handpicked from the Innovation Community Webinar series, this podcast features Community members participating in an interactive dialogue with presenters Dr. Samuel Flanders, FAAP, Executive Vice President of Quality, Safety, and Clinical Effectiveness for Beaumont Health System and Kathleen Pawlicki, BS, MS, FASHP, Administrative Director of Professional Services and Director Pharmaceutical Services at William Beaumont Hospital. To view the full webinar, please visit the Innovation Community WebEx page.

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Dr. Mary Jo Gorman, CEO and Founder of Advanced ICU Care, discusses how telemedicine will shift how health care is administered and what the next big innovation in healthcare will be.

Dr. Mary Jo Gorman, CEO and founder of Advanced ICU Care, is nationally recognized as a leader, innovator and pioneer in critical care medicine, with more than 20 years of clinical, healthcare management, and entrepreneurial experience. Prior to founding Advanced ICU Care, she served as the chief medical officer at IPC – The Hospitalist Company, where she developed programs to enhance clinical performance and patient care in hospitals across the U.S. She was also the founder and president of Inpatient Care Group, the first hospitalist services company in St. Louis, and Critical Services, Inc., which provides around-the-clock intensivists services at community hospitals. In recognition of her leadership and entrepreneurial accomplishments, Dr. Gorman was named one of the Top 25 Women in Healthcare by Modern Healthcare in 2009, and selected as one of Ernst & Young's ten Entrepreneurial Winning Women in the United States in 2011. Dr. Gorman received her M.D. from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, her M.B.A. from the Olin School of Business, Washington University in St. Louis, and her B.A. in chemistry and biology from St. Louis University.

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Dr. Karen DeSalvo, City of New Orleans Health Commissioner, discusses how after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was presented with an opportunity to innovate and create better healthcare value. The 'last realist', as dubbed by an Esquire article crediting her work around the Affordable Care Act, Dr. DeSalvo offers her perspectives and outlook on innovation in the current healthcare landscape.

Karen B. DeSalvo is the City of New Orleans Health Commissioner and serves as Senior Health Policy Advisor to the Mayor. Her responsibilities include direction of the Health Department, whose mission is to protect and promote the health of New Orleanians. Dr. DeSalvo also advises the Mayor on local, state, and federal health policy matters. She has 20 years of practice, research, and policy experience aimed at improving access to quality, affordable community healthcare for all. She has been a leader in health sector recovery and healthcare reform efforts since Hurricane Katrina. In addition to broad health reform, the focus of her work included the creation of national award-winning models of neighborhood-based medical homes for low income, uninsured, and other vulnerable populations.