This episode explores how Voice Technologies could enhance the doctor and patient experience, reducing the admin burden and making the patient-clinician interaction more personal.

In this episode I discuss how the Laws of Voice fit within a broader field of Digital Health Law. I also discuss Digital Health Law research, and the need for knowledgeable cooperation amongst commentators and technologists.

In this episode I discuss the notion of a pre-paradigm period described by Thomas Kuhn, and it's relevance to Voice Tech in Healthcare. I also discuss the Laws of Voice, and raise a hypothetical scenario to get you thinking about how you build your voice content.

This week the theme is Voice Tech in Healthcare. In this episode I discuss - The Book, The TED Talk, and efforts by the Voice community during the COVID-19 health emergency. I also introduce the specific topic for this week - The Laws of Voice.

Thank you for tuning in! In this episode I reflect on four ideas to progress telehealth. I take a deeper dive into the works of Henry S Mather on resolving conflicts through Intuition and Rational Choice. I then ask healthcare providers a very important question...

In this episode I discuss the waiver on potential HIPAA penalties for telehealth services offered in good faith during the COVID-19 emergency. I raise the possibility of an emerging paradigm debate, and discuss the incommensurability thesis of Henry S Mather as offering one method for achieving a rational balance between competing societal values and ideals. Listeners are referred to reading resources.

This episode discusses the application of the 'Four Symptoms of a Transition to Extraordinary Research' (Kuhn), and 'The Objects of Experience' (Popper) to the field of telehealth.

In this episode we imagine the future of telehealth and reflect on the works of Thomas S Kuhn on 'Response to Crisis' from his seminal book 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.'

One problem...

The laws of telehealth have been quite reactive. One of the strains I experienced when researching the topic in 2014 and 2019 was the information overload! A call to colleagues in the IT community. Can you help - we need to assist law/policy makers to digest scientific research so they can better liaise with scientists and engage in evidence based law-making. Note: this episode also included a video style webinar, please contact me for the link.