Lean HealthTech Taryn Shipley

Founder and CEO of Sirona Medical, Cameron Andrews, joins us to discuss how AI can increase efficiencies in medical imaging. He also addresses why healthcare IT needs to be rearchitected from the ground up to fully achieve AI's potential in healthcare.

Founder and CEO of Pieces, Dr. Ruben Amarasingham, discusses the technical intricacies of using AI in healthcare. He talks about using multiple LLMs simultaneously to take advantage of each model's unique strengths and as a fail-safe. He addresses how generative AI and predictive models can be integrated so all physicians become coders of their own custom predictive model. He explains adversarial injection simulation, how to leverage AI to reduce LOS, and shares why he predicts we're entering the "golden age" of medicine.

Sarah Covington, head of Legal at Tracy Health, joins us to discuss the legal implications of implementing AI, consolidation considerations, liability around cybersecurity, regulatory measures, and recent court rulings that impact healthcare.

Chief Medical Officer at PreventScripts, Dr. Natalie Davis, joins us to discuss value based care via preventing chronic conditions. She explains the importance of patient agency, healthcare spending allocation, customized intervention, automation of biometric data sharing, and how PreventScripts can help organizations seamlessly integrate it into existing workflows.

Dr. Jon Hart, CMO of Affirm Health and author of the book Value in Healthcare, joins us to define value based care, discuss common misconceptions, and provide guidance around how to achieve it. We talk about the VBC equation, the delicate balance between unnecessary care and preventive care, the role of technology and analytics, and more.

Professor of Health and Policy Management at Johns Hopkins, Ge Bai, joins us to discuss the consequences of heavy government regulation in healthcare. We conduct a thought experiment regarding what healthcare might look like without regulatory interventions.