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 […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Eve Cunningham, MD [Podcast]
Healthcare innovation, leadership, and digital transformation converge in a conversation that explores the intersection of clinical expertise and technology. The discussion delves into the complexities of modern care delivery, highlighting the integration of digital tools with clinical workflows, and examining the challenges and opportunities in remote patient monitoring, virtual care, and operational change management. From […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Will Morris [Podcast]
In today’s fast-changing healthcare environment, the fusion of clinical expertise and technology has never been more essential. Adopting a systems-oriented mindset offers transformative potential across medical education, electronic health records (EHRs), and clinical workflows, and helping to address both longstanding challenges and emerging innovations. From the early days of EHR implementation to the rise of […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Greg Aukerman [Podcast]
Healthcare systems are complex, high-pressure environments where decisions are often made quickly and under strain. But what if every choice from physical layout to onboarding protocol was made with healing and emotional well-being in mind? Diving into the power of intentional design, drawing on lessons from tech, retail, and personal experience to offer healthcare professionals […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Matthew Denenberg, MD [Podcast]
In a healthcare environment defined by rapid change, building resilient systems and cultivating collaborative leadership have never been more essential. As electronic health records evolve alongside the growing influence of artificial intelligence, healthcare professionals are challenged to rethink how technology, ethics, and communication intersect. This episode offers practical insights into system design, ethical decision-making, and […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Justin Schrager, MD and Nick Sterling, MD, PhD [Podcast]
In modern healthcare, effective communication remains one of the most persistent and complex challenges and especially in high-pressure environments like emergency departments and inpatient care. Despite the proliferation of electronic health records and patient portals, many patients still feel disconnected from their care journey, often receiving fragmented or delayed information. By delivering real-time updates, personalized […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Marina Gerner, PhD [Podcast]
Femtech is technology designed to address women’s health which faces several systemic barriers that limit its integration into mainstream healthcare. Despite its vast market potential, Femtech remains underfunded due to investor discomfort and bias. Media censorship and structural funding inequities further restrict visibility and growth, while the proliferation of unregulated or misleading products undermines trust. […]
Designing for Health: Interview with Mukul Mehra, MD [Podcast]
Low-value care are medical services that provide little to no benefit to patients and continues to be a pressing issue in healthcare. These interventions, such as redundant lab tests or unnecessary imaging, not only strain health system resources but can also lead to financial harm and therapeutic cascades for patients. This episode explores how clinicians […]