Outcomes Rocket

This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

Ethical AI in healthcare will only matter if it delivers real clinical and financial outcomes, not hype or talk.

In this episode, sponsored by Outcomes Rocket and Censinet, Sherri Douville, a healthcare AI leader and CEO of Medigram, discusses the urgent need to make AI work for healthcare as hospitals face financial strain, Medicaid pressure, and rising administrative burdens. She explains why trust, safety, and standards are foundational to the responsible deployment of AI and why collaboration among clinicians, engineers, and executives is critical. Sherri explores the creation of a non-commercial trust framework to operationalize AI ethics, warning against “talk-only” innovation and emphasizing that execution matters more than ideas. She also addresses leadership, extreme self-awareness in team building, and how AI can reduce systemic waste and administrative overload, thereby giving clinicians more time for care.

Tune in and learn how ethical, execution-driven AI can realistically improve healthcare outcomes and sustainability!

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Connect with and follow Sherri Douville on LinkedIn.

Follow Medigram on LinkedIn and visit their website!

Objective data is becoming essential to building trust, reducing bias, and personalizing ADHD care at scale.

In this episode, Danielle Vaeth, Head of Strategic Development and Enterprise Sales at Qbtech, discusses how technology is reshaping the assessment and management of ADHD through objective measurement and data-driven insights. She explains why rating scales remain important but incomplete due to bias, stigma, and variability, and how adding objective measures can strengthen clinical confidence, patient trust, and treatment optimization. Danielle examines the gradual yet significant development of behavioral health technology, the impact of access and equity, and the increasing importance of software-driven tools in both urban and rural care settings. She also shares how machine learning and personalized data are shaping the future of ADHD treatment, why measuring outcomes is critical for value-based care, and how aligning incentives across clinicians, patients, and payers can drive better results.

Tune in and learn how objective data, technology, and incentives can transform ADHD care over the next five years!

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In fast-moving markets, too much information can feel reassuring, but it may actually be holding organizations back.

In this episode, Sandy Richardson and Zoe Brown, Principals in Lumanity’s Strategy Consulting team, explore how companies can move beyond information overload and build true competitive readiness through focus, collaboration, and action. They emphasize that real insight comes from asking the right questions and filtering out noise, rather than accumulating more data. Sandy and Zoe emphasize the importance of ongoing, structured collaboration between global and local teams to maintain competitive readiness as an active and embedded process, rather than a reactive one. Throughout the conversation, they touch on how scenario planning, simulations, and clear action plans enable organizations to prepare for uncertainty while maintaining focus on their core strategy.

Tune in to learn how competitive readiness can become a living capability that helps your organization stay prepared, confident, and ahead of what’s coming next!

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This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

AI is advancing rapidly in healthcare, but what happens behind the scenes when a system attempts to adopt it responsibly?

In this episode, Anahi Santiago, Chief Information Security Officer at ChristianaCare, shares how a tech-forward health system is embracing AI across clinical workflows, operations, and cybersecurity. She explains the governance rubric they’ve created to assess every new use case and the challenge of keeping pace with teams eager to deploy AI without fully grasping the clinical, ethical, and operational risks. Anahi emphasizes the importance of shared risk ownership and equal voices across departments as the organization navigates the unknowns in a rapidly evolving landscape. She also reflects on how tools like Copilot boost productivity and how new guidance from the Healthcare Sector Coordinating Council will shape her next steps.

If you want to hear how one of the nation’s most forward-leaning CISOs is steering AI innovation with clarity and candor, tune in!

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This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

What does it really take to make AI work on the front lines of healthcare?

In this episode, Joshua Tamayo-Sarver, Vice President of Innovation at Inflect Health and Vituity, discusses how a physician-led innovation engine transforms real clinical frustrations into scalable healthcare technology. He explains how Vituity’s fully democratic partnership model and Inflect Health’s venture, studio, and advisory arms enable rapid testing and deployment across hundreds of hospitals. Joshua shares lessons from building Savant, an ambient documentation platform that reduces clinician burden by combining LLMs with traditional software to eliminate hallucinations and improve billing, coding, and quality metrics. He also reflects on why successful healthcare AI must address human emotion and workflow realities, not just technical accuracy.

Tune in to hear how frontline clinicians are shaping practical, trustworthy AI that actually works in real-world healthcare settings!

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Recognizing that life has an expiration date makes both medicine and risk-taking more meaningful, and that insight runs through this entire conversation. 

In this episode, Dr. Orvil Martinez, CEO of the Advanced Medical Research Center, and Dr. Felix Rivera, owner of US Neurology Consulting, discuss how their Puerto Rican roots, love of adventure, and passion for technology influence their medical practice and vision for the future of healthcare. They share wild stories of skydiving from airplane wings, bungee jumping over concrete, and near-fatal injuries, set against the backdrop of their lives as thoughtful clinicians, parents, and technophiles. The conversation then turns to AI’s potential to ease primary care burdens in Puerto Rico, support tele-neurology, reduce overhead, and sustain independent practice. They close by unveiling plans for the island’s first AI Congress in November 2026, underscoring that innovation, trust, and accepting mortality are essential to living fully.

Tune in and learn how personal risk, family roots, and bold AI vision are converging to reshape care in Puerto Rico and beyond!

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Connect with and follow Dr. Orvil Martinez on LinkedIn.

Visit the Advanced Medical Research Center website.

Follow and connect with Dr. Felix Rivera on LinkedIn.

This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

Interoperability is the missing foundation for AI in healthcare because without real-time, high-quality data, even the best models can’t mature.

In this episode, Jose Macion, founder and CEO of GenOp Health, discusses his vision for a “healthcare internet” built on blockchain, enabling secure, real-time data exchange among hospitals, providers, and payers. He explains why blockchain can help track transactions, enhance security, and facilitate scalable data sharing as networks expand. He also describes bootstrapping his first company with no outside investment, building an early team through family connections, and how the COVID work-from-home era helped him focus and ship. Jose also touches on the lack of a national patient identifier, his concept of an “artificially intelligent patient search engine” to correlate records across facilities using identifiers and demographics, and his view of the shift from generative AI to agentic AI. 

Tune in and learn how interoperability, security, and practical execution can make healthcare AI actually work!

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Connect with and follow Jose Macion on LinkedIn.

Learn more about GenOp Health on their website!

This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

Healthcare systems can only achieve meaningful progress when technology removes waste, strengthens workflows, and empowers clinicians at every step of care.

In this episode, Beth McCombs, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at BD, explores how connected solutions, AI, and smart devices are transforming care delivery across hospitals, homes, and underserved communities. She describes BD’s approach to innovation: solving real clinical problems, scaling what works, and validating outcomes with clinical and real-world evidence. Beth highlights advances in medication management, vascular access, and machine-learning tools that can predict complications, such as hypotension. She also explains BD Incada, the company’s new cloud-native, AI-enabled platform built to unify data, streamline workflows, and accelerate medtech innovation.

Tune in and learn how connected intelligence is redefining the healthcare experience!

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This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

AI security is no longer optional; it's the foundation that determines whether innovation in healthcare will thrive or fail.

In this episode, Steve Wilson, Chief AI & Product Officer for Exabeam and author, discusses the hidden vulnerabilities inside modern AI systems, why traditional software assumptions break down, and how healthcare must rethink safety, trust, and security from the ground up. He explains the risks of prompt injection and indirect prompt injection, highlights the fragile nature of AI “intuition,” and compares securing AI to training unpredictable employees rather than testing deterministic code. Steve also explores issues such as supply chain integrity, output filtering, trust boundaries, and the growing need for continuous evaluation rather than one-time testing. Finally, he shares stories from his early career at Sun Microsystems, Java’s early days, startup lessons from the 90s, and how modern AI agents are reshaping cybersecurity operations.

Tune in and learn how today’s most advanced AI systems can be both powerful and dangerously gullible, and what it takes to secure them!

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Connect with and follow Steve Wilson on LinkedIn.

Follow Exabeam on LinkedIn and visit their website!

Buy Steve Wilson’s book The Developer's Playbook for Large Language Model Security here.

This podcast is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket, your exclusive healthcare marketing agency. Learn how to accelerate your growth by going to⁠ outcomesrocket.com

This episode of the AI Med 25 Insights series is brought to you by Outcomes Rocket and Censinet.

Trustworthy AI-enabled healthcare depends on standards that harden identity, privacy, safety, and security across devices, data, and institutions. 

In this episode, Florence Hudson, Executive Director at Columbia University, discusses using data and AI “for good” through federally funded innovation work. She explains how she led the development of IEEE’s TIPS standard for clinical IoT, focusing on Trust, Identity, Privacy Protection, Safety, and Security, and why it drew contributions from over 300 experts across 33 countries. Florence examines how lessons from aerospace and mission-critical systems apply to healthcare reliability, encompassing the provenance, reproducibility, and repeatability of AI outputs. She also delves into digital twins and “virtual human” initiatives that combine genomics, exposomics, imaging, and biomarkers for precision medicine, as well as remote monitoring use cases, such as external sensors that detect breathing challenges. Finally, she closes with mentoring future leaders and building open, interoperable foundations for responsible innovation. 

Tune in and learn how standards and digital twins can make AI healthcare safer, more trustworthy, and truly scalable!

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Connect with and follow Florence Hudson on LinkedIn.

Follow Columbia University on LinkedIn and visit their website!