Outcomes Rocket

Although people dealing with rare diseases may be few, they all share a common humanity with the broader population that must be considered when designing trials.

In this episode, Seth Rotberg, co-founder of Our Odyssey, talks about his journey with Huntington’s disease and his take on how clinical research could improve the experience of the patient community. He shares the story of his mother’s misdiagnosis and how he discovered he was a disease carrier, discussing how the clinical research space can repair its reputation and create a trusting relationship with the community.

Tune in to learn more about the roller coaster Seth has gone through and the lessons he is sharing from his ride!

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There are new tools that can guide healthcare stakeholders to deliver high-quality care.

In this episode, Yaw Fellin talks about the new solutions they are launching for virtual care providers and payers in Microsoft’s cloud platform, a content-as-service education suite, and an engagement guide. Wolters Kluwer is working with care providers and payers by delivering educational content so that they can improve virtual healthcare experiences and patient engagement.

Tune in to learn more about Wolters Kluwer Health and the innovations they are excited to share with the industry! 

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A Laboratory Director's role involves many responsibilities. 

In this episode, Majors Badgett talks about managing complex equipment in the lab, doing research in a clinical environment, and new tools and strategies that make LabOps processes more effective. 

Tune in to learn more about Majors’ work and the many factors that play a role in a clinical lab!

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Launching a successful drug takes more than just a brilliant idea - it takes a village of experts. 

In this episode, Peter Shadday, Chief Commercial Officer US and Global Head of Marketing Specialties at Zambon, shares his insights on the commercialization of rare disease pharmaceutical products in the startup space. Peter knows firsthand the importance of patient support and health economics to develop a successful market access strategy. He also sheds light on the challenges in the rare disease field, from navigating the complexities of clinical trials to overcoming regulatory hurdles.

Tune in to this episode to learn from Peter's experiences and gain valuable insights on drug commercialization in the rare disease space. 

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There are so many paths a new graduate can take, but entering professional life is always the first step.

This week on the SONSIEL Podcast, Jennifer Curran talks about her work to support new nurse graduates' transition into practice and subsequently retain them. She also discusses the benefits of having a standardized, accredited program and the metrics they use to measure its long-term success.

Learn more about the transition to support new nurse graduates.

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Pause for a second and honestly think about your sleeping hygiene. Do you have to think twice before you answer?

In this episode, Heidi Riney, board-certified in sleep medicine and neurology Chief Medical Officer, and Heidi Anderson, president, and Chief Growth Officer at Nox Health, talk about how they are revolutionizing health by taking care of patients’ sleep. Heidi and Heidi explain the diagnostics and assessment a patient can undergo in Nox’s sleep program and emphasize the importance of education and awareness around sleep healthcare.

Tune in and learn why taking care of your sleep is key to having better health! 

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Innovation must move at the speed of thought, especially in the clinical world.

In this episode, Justin Ramsaran, CEO and founder of R Group, talks about working to make a systemic impact in people’s lives through software innovation in healthcare, explaining how the R Group builds an open healthcare architecture to improve the healthcare experience with the help of AI. Finally, he discusses how multiple legacy-based healthcare systems still have a hard time moving to a more simplified, modular software solution.

Listen to this episode and learn more about how to bridge the gap between healthcare and technology!

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Operations require good relationships and communication.

In this episode, Anzhelika Kabro, Associate Director of Chemical Sciences at Paraza Pharma, provides advice and examples of taking care of work relationships with clients and operations employees to develop new medications. Anzhelika talks about the importance of communication, appreciating lab operations employees, planning, contacts, and personal drive as key factors for success.

Tune in to learn tips from Anzhelika to create a healthy and smooth-functioning work environment in the lab!

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If you care for the staff, they'll care for the patients.

This week on the SONSIEL Podcast, Karen Miguel, Quality and Safety Staff Specialist at Mass General Hospital, shares how leaders can help their staff do their jobs more fluidly to enjoy it more and produce better outcomes. She also discusses why this work is important with new graduates entering the workforce, helping them create a self-care plan and teaching them how to approach difficult conversations.

Listen to this episode and learn from Karen Miguel how Quality and Safety takes care of patients and the staff.

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Inequities and a lack of representation within clinical research can only be overcome with deep investment on multiple levels.

In this episode, Dezbee McDaniel, CEO and co-founder of CliniSpan Health, talks about how his company looks to bring long-term value to underrepresented communities by providing them with a platform that enhances access and education for them around clinical research processes. He explains why it’s important to have a presence in underserved communities in order to build trust with them and this way be able to deliver the right message to them with the right speakers.

Tune in to learn about Dezbee’s work to make clinical research more equitable!

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