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The next decade will be about making sense of all digitized data; to structure it, AI, the cloud, and machine learning will play an important role. 

Nowadays, patients walk around with thousands of unstructured data points on everything they interact with, their devices, the cloud, and their paper records. In this episode, Taha Kass-Hout, Director of Machine Learning and Chief Medical Officer at Amazon Web Services, talks about how AWS enables healthcare customers with AI, ML, and cloud technology to offer convenient, personalized, and high-quality care.

Tune in and learn how AWS will help healthcare make the most out of patients’ data with the help of its new features!

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There are many talented entrepreneurs in healthcare.

In this episode, Andrew Adams, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Oak HC/FT, talks about how his company supports technology innovation and healthcare entrepreneurship. He shares his enthusiasm for the changes in the industry and discusses how they can help with the crisis in the labor market.

Tune in to learn more about how Oak HC/FT supports healthcare entrepreneurship for better outcomes in the future!

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Curing cancer is an iceberg more enormous than anyone could ever imagine.

In this episode, Pamela Bush, Chief Business Officer at Predictive Oncology, talks about her work connecting science and business to advance the discovery and development of drugs against cancer with the help of predictive AI and ML technology and the most extensive library of tumor samples.

Tune in to learn more about how Predictive Oncology impacts drug development!

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Technology can build health journeys centered on consumers.

In this episode, Jaime Murillo, Senior VP, and Chief CardioMetabolic Health Officer at Optum Labs talk about responsibly leveraging technology like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data to enhance healthcare for everyone in an affordable, engaging, effective, and equitable way. Jaime explains how to improve communication within healthcare with the help of extended care teams, attending to consumers' needs after they’ve left their provider’s office and thus putting an end to episodic care. He also explains why UnitedHealth Group wants to build systems that will identify gaps in care without losing the human touch within journeys.

Tune in to learn how Dr. Murillo uses technology to humanize and bring healthcare to the consumer!

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The Life Sciences Industry is ready to face communication, regulation, and innovation challenges.

In this episode, Matt Neal, Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs Operations at Atara Biotherapeutics, talks about his work introducing innovative technology for data management to evolve the regulatory operations and submissions space. Matt also explains why he believes that communication with the patient community, bringing company information to an accessible platform, and standardizing the language in work environments can accelerate the innovation process in life sciences.

Tune in to learn how Matt Neal is getting rid of the waste in Life Sciences to improve the industry!

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Chat GPT might be to healthcare what the calculator was for mathematics.

In this episode of Insights Out, Harvey Castro talks about Chat GPT and AI in healthcare, the ethics behind it, and how he’s spreading awareness on this topic with his latest book “Chat GPT and Healthcare: The Key to the New Future of Medicine.” Dr. Harvey trusts this technology will take off with people who need to advocate for their health, med students, and even providers themselves. 

Tune in to learn more about how the healthcare space might change thanks to Chat GPT! (add link)

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There is an innovative tool that supports newcomer nurses in the field. 

In this episode of SONSIEL, Joey Lee and Zayn Khamis talk about Netaverse, a solution they developed at the NurseHack4Health Hackathon, and explain the business model they’ve sketched out for it. They also speak of what it means to be an innovator in healthcare and encourage anyone interested in joining them at Netaverse to reach out.

Listen to this episode and learn more about healthcare innovations and Netaverse! 

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Improving diversity, inclusion, and equity in underrepresented communities requires a high-touch approach.

In this episode, executive director Lilly Bunch talks about how Greater Gift is working hands-on with communities to build trust relationships and increase awareness around clinical research to improve their design and address health disparities in the disease states as a result. She discusses legislative and structural changes that would impact patients’ participation and reimbursement, emphasizing the importance of in-person, one-on-one social work with key influencers when approaching underrepresented communities.

Tune in to learn more about the work Greater Gift is doing for diversity and inclusion in clinical research!

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Let's age well, let's age together.

In this episode, Lisa Ireland, President & CEO of the Longevity Science Foundation (LSF), talks about their nonprofit work supporting research to expand the healthy human lifespan. Nowadays, humans live longer than they used to, and many players are investigating the longevity space, making breakthroughs that the LSF is interested in sharing. She also touches on the best use of technology to enhance human health and the funding of longevity scientific research and projects usually not picked up by venture capitalists.

Tune in to the Longevity Science Foundation is making an impact on human lifespans!

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The long-term care sector is an essential part of the health industry but has struggled for a while.

In this episode, Samantha Rapuk, Executive Director of Lutheran SeniorLife, talks about long-term care, breaking down the different care-continuum services, and the hardships she’s witnessed within non-profit institutions in the space. She reinforces the importance of caring for the sick, the elderly, and their families and speaks about how at Lutheran SeniorLife, every single worker keeps their residents at the center of what they do.

Tune in to learn more about the importance of funding long-term care and its impact!

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