Resource Type: Podcast

Interview with Stephen B. Williams, MD, MBA, MS, FACS, FACHE

In this episode of Designing for Health, Nordic’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Craig Joseph sits down with Stephen B. Williams. Urologist, urologic oncologist, and Associate Chief Medical Officer at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), to explore the evolving role of physicians in healthcare leadership. Dr. Williams shares his personal journey from clinical practice […]

Designing for Health: Sarah Gebauer, MD [Podcast]

In this episode, Dr. Craig Joseph sits down with Sarah Gebauer whose career spans anesthesiology, palliative care, clinical informatics, consulting, and AI governance. Dr. Gebauer explains how her diverse background from strategy consulting at Bane lead her to national security AI evaluation. She also discusses her work of designing effective healthcare tools. On today’s episode […]

Interview with Michael Hallsworth, PHD and Meredith Jones [Podcast]

In this episode Michael Hallsworth discusses the ideas behind his recent book, The Hypocrisy Trap, and explains why hypocrisy might not be as straightforward, or as bad as, we think. Meredith Jones shares practical tools rooted in behavioral science that help clinicians and public health professionals have more constructive conversations with patients. On today’s episode […]

Interview with Becket Mahnke, MD [Podcast]

This episode examines how clinician well-being, patient communication, and digital workflows intersect inside modern healthcare organizations. Through Dr. Becket Mahnke’s experience as a pediatric cardiologist and Chief Medical Information Officer, the conversation highlights why reducing cognitive burden and redesigning care teams requires far more than technology fixes. They explore how expectation-setting, team-based workflows, and data-driven […]

Interview with Lisa Kilgore [Podcast]

This episode explores the complex ecosystem that underpins modern healthcare technology. From connected medical devices to the infrastructure, workflows, and security practices required to support them. They examine why clinical tools can no longer be understood as standalone products, but as tightly integrated components of a broader system that must function reliably to protect patient safety.

Interview with Anita Vanka, MD and Robert Stern, MD [Podcast]

Medical documentation has evolved significantly from its traditional role as a tool for clinical communication and billing. Today, patients’ access to their own medical records enabled by initiatives like OpenNotes and federal mandates has transformed documentation into a shared space between clinicians and patients. This shift emphasizes transparency, trust, and partnership, requiring healthcare professionals to […]

Designing for Health: Interview with Steve Peltzman and Tim Woodward [Podcast]

Modern healthcare systems face increasing pressure to deliver exceptional patient experiences while managing operational efficiency. Traditional feedback mechanisms, such as post-visit surveys, often fail to capture real-time concerns and actionable insights. This gap has led to the exploration of innovative solutions that prioritize immediacy and simplicity, enabling healthcare providers to respond to patient needs as […]

Designing for Health: Aditi U Joshi, MD [Podcast]

Telemedicine has evolved from a niche concept into a cornerstone of modern healthcare delivery, overcoming early barriers such as regulatory constraints, reimbursement challenges, and cultural resistance. Initially perceived as complex, its technological foundation has always been relatively simple connecting two parties virtually. Today, virtual care is recognized for its ability to improve access, efficiency, and […]

Designing for Health: Interview with Matthew Trowbridge, MD [Podcast]

Design in healthcare goes far beyond building layouts. It influences patient satisfaction, clinical workflows, and community health. In this conversation, we examine the intersection of design, public health, and technology, uncovering practical ways to integrate human-centered approaches into medical education and everyday practice. From sound levels to seating arrangements, small design choices can have a […]

Designing for Health: Interview with Anna Schoenbaum, DNP and Srinath Adusumalli, MD [Podcast]

Healthcare professionals today face mounting pressures to deliver care that is efficient and accurate. Emerging technologies such as AI-driven documentation tools and Ambient intelligence are transforming the way clinicians work, reshaping workflows, and reducing administrative burdens. These innovations not only help minimize cognitive load but also create opportunities for more meaningful patient interactions. By thoughtfully […]