Talking HealthTech

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How is AI shaping the future of law and healthcare?

Meet Miklos Zorkoczy, a forward-thinking lawyer, lecturer, and advocate for legal tech and HealthTech innovations. Leveraging Python coding, he dives deep into the ethical nuances of AI design.

As a key figure in a Hungarian startup academy and a Talking HealthTech THT+ Member, Miklos is instrumental in pioneering projects that bring together legal tech and HealthTech, fostering an environment of cutting-edge innovation.

This episode unravels the complexities of AI in healthcare and legal tech, explores the importance of understanding its legal implications, and delves into the forthcoming AI legislation in the EU. Miklos sheds light on the challenges and opportunities this creates for healthcare providers, and discusses the quest for unbiased data amidst stringent data protection laws.

Immerse yourself in the thrilling and complex world of AI in law and healthcare. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone navigating this dynamic landscape, from legal professionals to HealthTech enthusiasts.

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Join Nicholas Cole, the CTO and Tech Director of Hitori and Kenko, in this discussion about technology's role in healthcare and how it's improving productivity, updating systems, and turning app ideas into products.

In this episode, you'll get an insider's look at how technology is making healthcare better and easier. You'll learn how Hitori is enhancing patient care and solving healthcare problems, while also tackling the complexities involved in creating healthcare apps. Discover how Hitori, with pre-built solutions and a deep understanding of clinicians' needs, is helping overcome these challenges.

Nick also highlights the importance of working closely with clinicians to create meaningful healthcare solutions. He shares insights on how these partnerships drive the healthcare side of the innovation, bringing together the best of both worlds - healthcare knowledge and tech expertise.

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Timecodes:

00:00 - Introduction

01:49 - Meet Nick Cole & Hitori

03:48 - What problems do clinicians want to solve with technology?

04:40 - The evolution of technology in healthcare

06:07 - How to get clinicians to adopt technology in health

08:01 - Helping start ups build medical tech

09:25 - It’s not a technology problem. It’s about workflow

09:55 - Kenko simplifies the process of providing patients with data and outcomes

12:50 - Integrations and building bespoke solutions

14:33 - You can’t solve all the world's problems in the first build

14:58  - What does the future hold

15:50 - Outro

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This episode was recorded at a live Talking HealthTech event cohosted with Cicada Innovations. It features:

Dr. Katja Beitat: A representative from Cicada Innovations, Dr. Katja Beitat is deeply immersed in the medtech industry, fostering productive conversations and partnerships.

Peter Birch: An industry veteran, Peter Birch from Talking HealthTech brings a wealth of knowledge about the intersection of healthcare and technology.

Lynette Walter: As the CEO of Navbit, Lynette Walter has firsthand experience navigating the medtech landscape, from early-stage innovation to market adoption.

Linda Laidlaw: Serving as the Vice President Global Supplier Alliance at ResMed, Linda Laidlaw provides valuable insights into the world of established medtech corporations.

Mark Flynn: Representing Global Edge MedTech Consulting, Mark Flynn acts as a bridge between start-ups and potential partners, providing valuable insights into the struggles medtech startups face.

In this episode, our panel of experts delves into the intricate world of medtech, exploring the gap between early-stage innovation and market adoption. They discuss the importance of understanding corporate strategies, building authentic connections, risk mitigation, and the role of collaboration coordinators in fostering successful partnerships. They also share invaluable advice on networking, understanding the challenges of corporations, and the art of pitching.

Tune in to gain insights into the rapidly evolving health tech landscape, gleaned from both start-ups striving for recognition and established corporations seeking innovative investments. This episode is packed with practical advice and strategies for navigating the medtech ecosystem and securing strategic partnerships.

Timecodes

[0:00:00] - Introduction

[0:01:29] - Panel discussion introduction: Experts share their journey in HealthTech.

[0:02:27] - Diving deep: Panel discussion begins.

[0:05:26] - Navbit’s journey: From small start-up to partnerships with orthopaedic giants.

[0:07:38] - Networking: The key to fruitful partnerships.

[0:10:04] - Success tip: Understand your partner company's strategy.

[0:14:19] - Regulatory hurdles: Navigating approvals and clinical trials.

[0:17:03] - Why every start-up needs a Plan B.

[0:19:22] - The unique challenges faced by MedTech founders.

[0:21:43] - Corporate vs Start-up: Ease of making contacts.

[0:24:36] - Innovating for a cause: Cochlear Implants.

[0:27:51] - The timeline battle: Start-up vs Corporate.

[0:31:06] - Is cost efficiency the best strategy? Unpacking arguments.

[0:33:43] - Corporate product planning: A problem-solving approach.

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In this Talking HealthTech podcast episode, host Peter Birch explores the transformative power of AI in healthcare during Digital Health Week at UNSW. 

Highlighting discussions with Professor Farah Magrabi about the role of AI in healthcare, Mark Grosser of 23Strands on leveraging AI and genomics to revolutionise reproductive health, Arash Atashnama, founder of DeepMeds, on making medical imaging safer, and Monzurul Alam of RehabExo on rehabilitating spinal cord injuries. 

This episode underscores the need for innovation, collaboration, and investment in AI and genomics to keep Australia globally competitive, while outlining the potential of AI to streamline administrative tasks, revolutionise medical imaging, reproductive health, and address broader societal issues like climate change.

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Theory and reality of adopting AI into clinical care.

Mark Nevin is part of the leadership team of Health and Human Services in the Sydney office of EY Australia.

Mitchell Burger is the Director of Strategy, Architecture, Innovation, and Research at Sydney Local Health District.

EY is a globally connected, multidisciplinary professional services organisation driven by its purpose: to create a better working world for its clients, people, and communities.

Sydney Local Health District is responsible for providing care to over 700,000 local residents as well as a large number of people who travel to the District to use its tertiary and quaternary services.

This episode will tackle a high-level understanding of how to apply AI ethical principles, upskill the health workforce, and begin to oversee the safe deployment of AI in clinical care.

In this episode, you will learn about the ethics of AI in health, what standards and publications can guide deployment, the challenges AI system designers and implementers face putting principles and standards into practice, the role of leaders in overseeing AI deployment, workforce upskilling to practice alongside AI, and clinical governance of AI deployment.

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Chris Smeed is the CEO & Founder of Cubiko.

Cubiko is a leading company in providing practice insights to your team, enabling practices to operate efficiently and effectively for every patient on a daily basis.

In this episode of Talking HealthTech, we delve into the latest developments from Cubiko and Halo Connect. 

Cubiko will soon be launching a dental platform and the Genie product will be fully launched in the coming weeks. The company is working hard on integrating with Medicare and web services to simplify the lives of practices. Additionally, they are closely monitoring health reform and budget nights for potential changes in primary care. 

Chris shares their experience with Cubico and Halo, with a total of 34 people on staff. Chris discusses the development of a new connector for various health tech companies and the challenges of building an on-premises connector versus cloud-based connectors. Cubiko's partnership with CommBank Health is also explored, along with the latest updates on the Insights powered by Cubiko product. Tune in to hear more about Cubiko's efforts to support practices and individual practitioners through potential changes in primary care.

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To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at Cubiko, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory here. 

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Immerse yourself in Wollongong's innovative healthcare landscape with the Talking HealthTech podcast, featuring a special episode dedicated to the healthcare professionals, researchers, and entrepreneurs driving advancements in HealthTech across Australia.

Learn about groundbreaking projects, cutting-edge research, and the role of technology in the future of healthcare.

Dive deep into the vibrant ecosystem of Wollongong, where healthcare providers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and university staff collaborate to shape the future of healthcare in Australia. In this special Talking HealthTech podcast episode, explore topics such as:

- HealthMemmo: Discover how this cloud-based platform is transforming communication between patients and clinicians, improving healthcare outcomes across various fields.

- The Evolving Landscape of Physiotherapy: Learn how technology, telehealth, and exercise-based interventions are reshaping the world of physiotherapy.

- Ericom: Find out how this innovative company creates customised healthcare solutions, addressing challenges in the prison system and aged care sector.

- University of Wollongong's Research & Collaboration: Uncover the groundbreaking projects and partnerships at the heart of Wollongong's healthcare innovation.

- Commercialising Research: Learn about the growing ecosystem supporting the commercialisation of university research and fostering entrepreneurship in healthcare.

- ExSitu: Understand how this advanced care planning software is putting people's values at the centre of care planning, enabling better decision-making and personalised care.

- Online Support Communities: Delve into the impact and potential of chat-based online communities in providing vital support for individuals dealing with substance use issues.

- iAccelerate: Explore how this unique incubator is nurturing start-ups and driving innovation in health, aged care, energy, and sustainability.

Experience Wollongong's thriving healthcare community, where collaboration and innovation are key to shaping the future of healthcare in Australia and beyond.

Subscribe now for more Talking HealthTech content, and join the conversation as we explore the exciting world of healthcare technology.

Timecodes:

00:00:00 - Intro

00:04:55 - Dr Anthony Cadden – HealthMemmo: Revolutionizing Patient Communication

00:12:31 - Beraldo Lilli – Physiotherapist: Evolving Practice & Role of Technology

00:26:12 - Matty Redpath - Ericom: Bespoke Healthcare Solutions & Addressing Prison Health

00:37:46 - Evangelos Pappas - University of Wollongong: Innovative Research & Collaborative Solutions

00:50:07 - Leo Stevens - University of Wollongong: Commercializing Research & Fostering Entrepreneurship

01:02:49 - April Creed - ExSitu: Advanced Care Planning & Empowering Individuals

01:12:16 - Ashleigh Westling - University of Wollongong: Impact of Online Support Communities

01:26:56 - Dr Tamantha Stutchbury - iAccelerate: Supporting Start-ups & Driving Innovation

01:34:44 - Outro

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What are some changes you believe may strengthen general practice in Australia?

In this episode, we hear from three general practice experts in the riveting session nine of the Talking HealthTech Summer Summit about general practice. This panel discussion featuring Riwka Hagen, Tracy Johnson, Dr Paresh Dawda and Chris Smeed addresses the ways in which some of the pressure that general practice is currently under can be relieved.

Join us as we discuss the numerous potential circuit breakers that may bring about some well-needed changes for general practice and primary care.

You’ll also learn more about how interoperability can play a role in rerouting general practice and the dangers of monopolising access to clinics, plus much more.

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What do you think about using voice-to-text technology in the clinical space?

In this episode, we hear from two very experienced doctors about the life-changing implementation of the Dragon Medical One speech recognition software in their emergency department. This episode also explores the many benefits this piece of technology has facilitated for clinicians, administrative staff, patients and loved ones. Plus, we also get some great advice for those who might be thinking of giving this type of technology implementation a go in their practice.

Join us as we discuss the numerous ways that voice-to-text has helped to streamline the work process for the ED clinicians at Mackay Base Hospital.

You’ll also learn more about the implementation journey and adoption of this technology, the importance of helping clinicians to save time, making use of unusable time, the potential of over-documentation, and so much more.

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In this episode of the Talking HealthTech podcast, we dive into the innovative world of Cardihab, a company revolutionizing patient care with AI-driven analytics in cardiac rehabilitation. Join us as we discuss how Cardihab leverages technology and data to improve outcomes for both patients and healthcare professionals.

Listen to this episode to learn about:

Cardihab's journey, led by CEO Helen Souris, with a background in Statistics, Computer Science, FMCG, digital innovation, MedTech, and BioTech.

How Cardihab uses its data lake to deliver value and meaning to customers, providing insights to clinicians in an easy-to-understand format.

The role of artificial intelligence in cardiac rehabilitation and how it can improve patient outcomes.

Different funding mechanisms available to health tech innovators, such as grants and other financial support options.

The future of Cardihab and its commitment to pushing the boundaries of health technology innovation.

Don't miss out on this insightful conversation with Helen Souris, CEO of Cardihab, as we explore the company's impact on the healthcare industry and its potential to transform patient care.

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To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at Cardihab, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory here.

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