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Join us as we dive into the world of AI in healthcare with Julia Komissarchik, CEO and founder of Glendore. With over 20 years of experience in AI and 10 US patents, Julia shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities in using AI to improve healthcare outcomes. Discover how AI models are trained, the importance of data privacy, and the potential for AI to revolutionize patient care.

The three pillars of AI: models, hardware, and data Challenges in accessing sensitive healthcare data The role of federated learning in AI model training The importance of diverse data sets for reliable AI models The potential of AI in rural healthcare settings The future of AI in predictive and diagnostic healthcare.

Julia Komissarchik is a leading expert in AI with a background in mathematics and computer science. As the CEO of Glendore, she focuses on making healthcare data accessible while ensuring patient privacy.

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In this episode of The Buzz, hosts Mike Mosquito and Maureen Nylin welcome Casey Bunn, a cloud specialist and author, who shares her journey of writing her children's book 'Above the Ashes' after experiencing a devastating house fire. The conversation explores themes of resilience, community support, and the importance of addressing trauma, especially in children. Casey discusses her motivations for writing the book, the impact of personal experiences on her work, and offers advice for families facing hardships. The episode emphasizes the power of faith, gratitude, and the ability to find light in dark times.

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In this episode of The Buzz, host Mike Mosquito and co-host Maureen Nylin, discuss the topic of cyber resilience with guest Heather Costa, Director of Technology Resilience at Mayo Clinic. They explore the concept of cyber resilience and its importance in the healthcare industry, particularly in the face of increasing cyber attacks. Heather emphasizes the need for organizations to be prepared to respond and recover effectively from technology disruptions, and highlights the importance of building an architecture that allows for scalability and adaptability. The conversation also touches on the role of training, the evaluation of cybersecurity vendors, and the need for organizations to have a clear understanding of their priorities and a plan for mitigating the impacts of disruptions.

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In this episode of The Buzz, host Mike Mosquito and co-host Maureen Nylin interview Ryan Bengtson, CEO of Panda Health. They discuss the origin story of Panda Health, its role in helping health systems with their digital transformations, and the value it provides to its members. They also explore the decision-making process for health systems in choosing between building, buying, or partnering for technology solutions. Panda Health fosters a sense of community and collaboration among its members, providing a platform for knowledge sharing and networking.

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In this episode of The Buzz, host Mike Mosquito and co-host Maureen Nylin welcome Tanya Little, Chief Commercial Officer of Vitality Group. Tanya shares her diverse career journey and emphasizes the importance of human connection in healthcare. The conversation delves into behavioral science, exploring how understanding human biases can influence health decisions and improve outcomes. Tanya discusses the challenges of navigating change in healthcare organizations and introduces the concept of 'super communication' as a tool for effective change management. The episode concludes with practical advice for individuals and organizations on embracing change and building resilience.

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In this episode of The Buzz, hosts Mike Mosquito and Maureen Nylin engage with Carter Groome, CEO of First Health Advisory, to discuss the critical intersection of cybersecurity and healthcare. They delve into the implications of the Lehigh Valley Class Action Settlement, the evolving role of cybersecurity experts, and the importance of governance and culture in protecting patient data. The conversation highlights the need for healthcare organizations to adapt to sophisticated cyber threats, the role of external expertise, and the necessity of resilience in the face of ransomware attacks. The episode concludes with a call for greater collaboration within the healthcare sector and the importance of prioritizing patient safety in cybersecurity efforts.

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In this episode, Mike Mosquito and Maureen Nylin engage with Trish Gallagher, a former chief nursing and informatics officer, discussing her extensive experience in healthcare, the challenges faced in nursing informatics, and the impact of technology on nursing. Trish shares her insights on coping with burnout, the differences between US and Canadian healthcare systems, and the potential of virtual nursing to address workforce shortages. She emphasizes the importance of understanding problems before rushing to solutions and offers valuable advice for aspiring nurses and CNIOs.

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In this episode of The Buzz Podcast, hosts Mike Mosquito and Maureen Nylin engage with Aaron Hillman, Senior Director of Marketing and Healthcare Informatics at Philips. They discuss the evolution of healthcare marketing, the impact of emerging technologies, and the importance of branding in a rapidly changing landscape. Aaron shares insights from his extensive career in healthcare marketing, highlighting the shift from traditional marketing strategies to more targeted and engaging approaches. The conversation also touches on the significance of conferences and the need for effective follow-up to maximize ROI.

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In this episode of the Buzz Podcast, hosts Mike Mosquito and Maureen Nylin engage with Rachel Weissberg, Director of Healthcare Provider Strategy at Neteera, to discuss innovative healthcare technology and its impact on patient care. Rachel shares her personal journey in healthcare, the challenges of access and staffing, and how Neteera's technology aims to improve patient monitoring and care delivery. The conversation also touches on the complexities of navigating FDA regulations, marketing strategies for startups, and upcoming industry events.

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Summary

In this episode, Dr. Christopher Freeze discusses the importance of cybersecurity and the role of human behavior in cyber threats. He highlights the dangers of ransomware and its impact on healthcare and other critical systems. Dr. Freeze also emphasizes the need for collaboration and diversity in addressing cybersecurity challenges. He raises the concern that many companies do not prioritize cybersecurity and only invest in it if it doesn't interfere with their bottom line. The elephant in the room, according to Dr. Freeze, is the lack of genuine commitment to cybersecurity. Dr. Christopher Freeze discusses the importance of cybersecurity leadership and the role of hope in cybersecurity culture. He emphasizes the need for executives to understand cybersecurity and make informed decisions. He also highlights the significance of human behavior in cybersecurity and the need for hope-centered leadership. Dr. Freeze explains that hope is a strategy based on science, and it can improve well-being and performance. He also discusses the potential disruptive changes in cybersecurity, such as the use of artificial intelligence, and the importance of preparing future employees for these changes. Lastly, he addresses the impact of ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations and the need for incident response plans and regular drills.

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