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Ari Brenner on why predictive insights from In-House's platform are key to improving nurse schedules. "One of the key things that prevents nursing teams from staffing themselves effectively and sustainably is predicting demand for their services. Predicting demand for services is a problem that every industry faces, but I would argue it's particularly acute in healthcare. To put it bluntly, it's a lot worse if I get demand prediction wrong in healthcare - if I predict wrong how many patients I will have, or how sick they are in a hospital setting, lives are at stake. A lot of what makes nursing a very challenging thing to staff and schedule, and makes it demanding on teams, is the stakes of getting it wrong are very serious".

Thanks Lee Watton for the chance to talk about moving from sick care to health care in this country. And Health being about your everyday life all year long, not just the ten minutes you see the physician a few times a year. That’s where Salvo Health is really a revolutionary approach… continuous care not episodic, interdisciplinary whole health not siloed, personalized and tech-forward not the usual waiting rooms and inconvenience. #gastroenterology #obesity #digitalhealth #hepatology

PODCAST: Great episode on how Machine Learning and state-of-the-art wearables combine to speed up rehabilitation from serious knee injury Thanks for sharing your insight, Josh Rabinowitz 👌 #machinelearning #wearables #rehabilitation #startup #podcast

🎙️PODACST: Making the used EV market easier to navigate 🔋 There's been a lot of press about the EV transition recently. Not all of it good! If, like me, you've not yet moved to Electric, but plan to, or maybe you already have and it's time for a change, one of the biggest challenges is the battery health of your EV. Check out my chat with Patrick Cresswell, Founder and CEO of ClearWatt and learn how they're tackling this problem giving the consumer a more informed choice with less hassle.

A good conversation with Lee Watton from thetechnetwork.io about #entrepreneurship, #foodasmedicine, learning from mistakes, and much more. We talked about Edamam's story and what its mission is (hint: a planet without chronic conditions and mental illness). #personalziednutrition #health #data #food

Delighted to share my conversation with Ran Roth, CEO of Smart cooling and heating company, Sensibo. Air conditioners and heaters are a huge contributor to #climatechange. Tune in and learn how Sensibo are able to combat their emissions with their range of IOT products and have a real impact on #sustainability 🌿 Check out the full episode below 👇 #podcast #techforgood

🎙️Healthee x The People and Planet Podcast - creating better health outcomes in the US by making health benefits less confusing and easier to navigate. ✅ Thanks to Omer Maman for the great insight 🤝 👇🏻Tune into the full episode below or search Tech Talks: The People and Planet podcast wherever you usually get your content. 🫡

One of the biggest issues we have in health is that we are deluged with often conflicting information, so people get confused and feel powerless and then do.....nothing.   Or very little. Or give up when results take 'too long'.   Now I love a good podcast, but they are not helping us with this.   Lots of uncritical conversations where data and views are presented by ‘experts’ with lots of context missing, and research findings even just being interpreted incorrectly. Much easier and more attention grabbing to report an ‘improvement’ or ‘loss’ rather than report results being of no statistical significance.   And more.   Why not have experts actually debate and discuss their opinions on the shows, especially when their ‘scientifically informed’ views are seemingly diametrically opposed?   What do you think?

🎧🎙️ NEW PODCAST EPISODE 🎙️🎧 Michael Spooner, EdD Dean, School of Healthcare Business and Technology, is interested in how things once thought impossible become possible. That’s because he has seen data and technology evolve to make better, more personalized healthcare decisions. In the most recent episode of The Secret to Living to 200, Dr. Spooner explores the untapped potential of data and technology in healthcare and life sciences. Follow the link below to listen now or find the episode wherever you get your podcasts. https://bit.ly/43qQzOv #HealthcareBusiness #NewPodcast

🛜 The Internet is on the cusp of a transformation reminiscent of the early 2000s, marked by shifts in power dynamics, user habits, and technology platforms. Anil Dash's article in Rolling Stone captures this shift, emphasising a move away from the tech giants towards a more democratised, community-driven online world. Key takeaways include the resurgence of the 'human web,' the rise of alternative social media networks, and the enduring challenges posed by tech tycoons. Shel Holtz, SCMP and I discuss Anil's assessment in episode 376 of our 'For Immediate Release' podcast, adding our own perspectives to the mix with an emphasis on what business communicators should pay attention to. Many challenges remain with the ongoing presence of negative aspects online. What's your view on this new era of the Internet? https://lnkd.in/eWBeZT3S