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In this podcast episode, host Saul Marquez interviews Fran Ayalasomayajula, president of Reach and founder of Happy Mama. Fran was recently recognized with the HIMSS Health Equity Changemaker Award for her efforts to improve healthcare access and quality, increase health literacy, and promote patient engagement worldwide.
Collaboration and grassroots efforts are required to achieve health equity, and Fran highlights the need to address the affordability and quality of healthcare services, especially for vulnerable populations such as pregnant women and older adults. Her mission is to enable communities and healthcare professionals to live healthily and thrive by leading meaningful, large-scale initiatives that have a far-reaching, sustainable, and positive impact.
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The Pharmaceutical Industry has made significant progress, but there is still more to achieve.
In this episode, Dennis Gross discusses navigating patent protections and digital data. He offers insights into navigating patent protections and digital data. He highlights the PDDI's support for Pharma startups and emphasizes the importance of presenting science clearly and understandably for the public to accept new developments.
Tune in and learn more about drug discovery challenges big and small players face in the Pharma world!
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
Health equity disparities are a societal problem that will only worsen if we do nothing.
In this podcast episode, Judith Kulich from ZS discusses the issue of health equity disparities and the challenges that hinder progress. She recommends that payers and providers make a difference in diversity and inclusion and share positive developments toward achieving more health equity. Tune in to learn how Kulich and others are addressing health equity disparities.
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
Join 250 Medtech entrepreneurs, start-ups, and entrepreneurial organizations from across North America.
Register now for a full day of medical device commercialization information and inspiration.
STANTON J. ROWE
Founder & CEO, NXT Biomedical Incubator - Former Chief Scientific Officer and Corporate Vice President of Advanced Technology of Edwards Lifesciences Corp.
PAUL LOVOI, PH.D.
Co-Founder and CTO, MindRhythm Inc. - Serial entrepreneur of eight companies
DEEPIKA A. LAKHANI PH.D.
Vice President of Regulatory & Quality, PAVmed Inc. - Former FDA Team Leader and Corporate Regulatory Affairs Expert
GREGG HOMER, JSD (PH.D.) - CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF SCIENCE OFFICER AT STRŌMA MEDICAL CORPORATION
EARL SLEE, BOARD MEMBER OR ADVISOR TO SIX MEDTECH ORGANIZATIONS
RAMGOPAL RAO
Chief Executive Officer, LensGen, Inc. - serial entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in the ophthalmic pharmaceutical and devices
BILL WALKER PH.D.
Director of Entrepreneurship, Duke Engineering - Inventor, serial entrepreneur, and educator
YIORGOS POLIZOS
VP of Sales and Marketing, Life Science Outsourcing (LSO)
YOAV RAITER, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND DIRECTOR OF SCRYB AND CYBEATS
Developer of innovative software and medical device products
RYAN KELLY, PH.D., MBA
General Manager, Innovation Lab
PABLO AVALOS
Associate Director of Translational Medicine, Regenerative Medicine Institute
RYAN DOUGLAS
Co-Founder, Deepwell, NeuFluent / Founder, Nextern
MATT MITCHO
Co-Founder & CEO, Gemelli Biotech
MICHAEL HILL
Managing Director of Octane Capital Markets, Octane Capital & Growth
NICK ALLAN, BIO SERVICES MANAGER AT STARFISH MEDICAL
Designed, Facilitated, and Executed more than 500 Unique Research Protocols and Medical Device 510(k) Antimicrobial Support packages
SCOTT PHILLIPS
CEO and Founder, StarFish Medical
Managers are the ones that support the labs to successfully develop their science.
In this episode, Keli Rodriguez talks about the tasks she does as Lab Manager, the tools she has implemented, and the challenges she’s overcome at EpiCypher. Keli also discusses her work with the automation of tasks within the lab and her plans for the future with tagging and barcoding.
Tune in and learn more about what it takes to manage a lab!
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Certain actions can change the way healthcare spaces affect patients and caregivers.
In this episode, Lara Burnside talks about her lifelong work to improve the patient and clinician experience in healthcare through human approaches. After adapting different processes during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lara believes that the continued leverage of digital tools and platforms can benefit care delivery, making it more efficient and convenient.
Tune in to learn from Lara Burnside about how healthcare experiences can be improved!
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
What Does it Take to Buy Innovation in Clinical Research?
In this episode, Dennis Salotti talks about quality and sourcing for clinical trials and shares his opinion on decentralized clinical trials. He discusses some areas that could use some disruption in research and provides tips for entrepreneurs trying to enter the space.
Tune in to learn more about innovation and general outsourcing in clinical trials!
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To make any healthcare experience better, collaboration among stakeholders is required.
In this episode, Joanne Mizell talks about how Banner|Aetna improves healthcare experiences through collaboration between stakeholders that add up to make members-patients’ lives easier. She also speaks about what’s next for the company as they expand to bring care to underserved populations and widen access through more mobile and virtual options of care.
Tune in to learn about how Banner|Aetna finds ways to improve healthcare through collaboration! (add link)
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Good communication runs through all operations processes.
In this episode, Omri Paran narrates the steps and jumps from being a mechanical automation engineer at Pacira Pharmaceuticals to working in R&D and commercial operations for Azzur, focusing on the lessons and experiences gained along the way.
Listen to this episode and learn from Omri about managing people and operations with clarity!
Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health
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