Radiology Rewired

RapidAI

Radiology Rewired explores the transformation of modern medical imaging and highlights the voices who are living and leading that change. Hosted by Vivek Singh, MD, Neuroradiologist, MUSC, the podcast features meaningful conversations with radiologists, innovators, and healthcare executives examining how clinical practice, technology, and workflow are being rewired to meet rising clinical demands This is where imaging’s next chapter takes shape.

  1. Sep 28

    Breaking the iron triangle | Radiology Rewired | Season 2 Ep. 5

    Did you know five percent of patients drive half of all healthcare costs? In this episode of Radiology Rewired, Dr. Tim Judson, MD, MPH, Interim Chief Population Health Officer at UCSF Health, unpacks how AI is reshaping population health: predicting who needs care next, scaling outreach beyond what any care team could manage alone, and rethinking how systems measure value. For decades, access, cost, and quality have been treated as an "iron triangle." Improve one, and you tend to compromise another. Dr. Judson believes AI can play a profound role in loosening that trade-off, improving efficiency without driving up costs. We dig into the big ideas shaping population health: how predictive AI flags high-risk patients months before a crisis, how agentic tools let one care manager oversee outreach to dozens of patients at once, why value-based care and AI need to advance together, and how the same "find it, characterize it, act on it" logic radiology knows well is now scaling to entire populations. A wide-angle conversation about AI's growing role in population health, and what it takes to deliver consistent, high-quality care at scale. Radiology Rewired · Season 2, Episode 5 🎙️ SPEAKERS 👨‍⚕️ Guest: Tim Judson, MD, MPH Chief Population Health Officer, UCSF Health 🎙️ Host: Dr. Vivek Singh, MD Neuroradiologist, MUSC Host, Radiology Rewired Podcast 🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify 🔗 Learn more: https://www.rapidai.com/podcasts

    Breaking the iron triangle | Radiology Rewired | Season 2 Ep. 5
  2. Aug 17

    AI and the future of neurosurgery | Radiology Rewired | Season 2 Ep. 3

    AI is increasingly impacting neurosurgery and the future of the OR. In this episode of Radiology Rewired, we welcome Dr. Sabareesh Natarajan, a triple-trained neurosurgeon, neurointerventionalist, and radiation specialist in San Diego. As both a practicing surgeon and the founder of his own neuroscience practice, Dr. Natarajan brings a rare vantage point: clinician, entrepreneur, and systems thinker. He argues that AI's real promise isn't pattern recognition—it's precision medicine. It's an approach to breaking down the silos that slow acute care, and delivering expert-level treatment no matter where a patient lives. We get into the ideas reshaping neuroscience: how AI-connected platforms are compressing the time from stroke detection to intervention, why "finding your patient's twin" across thousands of hospitals could guide the best treatment, how robotics and teleoperation could bring remote surgery to underserved communities, and why breaking down clinical silos may matter as much as any single algorithm. 🎙️ SPEAKERS 👨‍⚕️ Guest: Sabareesh Natarajan, MD, MS Neurosurgeon & Neurointerventionalist, BSV (Brain Spine Vascular) ​Diplomate, American Board of Neurological Surgery ​Diplomate in CNS Endovascular Surgery-ABNS, ABR & ABPN Open Vascular/ Endovascular& Skull Base Neurosurgeon 🎙️ Host: Dr. Vivek Singh, MD Neuroradiologist, MUSC Host, Radiology Rewired Podcast 🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify 🔗 Learn more: https://www.rapidai.com/podcasts

    AI and the future of neurosurgery | Radiology Rewired | Season 2 Ep. 3
  3. Mar 2

    What’s Next Tech? | Radiology Rewired | S1E5

    In Episode 5 of Radiology Rewired, Dr. Vivek Singh speaks with Dr. David Stoffel, Chief Business Officer at RapidAI, about what changes when clinical AI moves beyond pilots and becomes part of a hospital’s core infrastructure. Rather than focusing on whether AI works, the conversation looks at how hospitals operationalize AI at scale. Dr. Stoffel shares perspective from across medicine, business, and healthcare technology to explain why leadership decisions, governance models, and shared access determine whether AI actually shapes clinical decisions. Topics include how hospitals move from isolated tools to platforms, why efficiency gains alone rarely justify investment, and what it takes to embed AI into real workflows without adding friction for clinicians. This episode offers a practical, execution-focused view of how clinical AI becomes a durable, system-wide capability inside complex healthcare organizations. Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction: when clinical AI becomes infrastructure 01:10 – Moving beyond AI pilots 02:30 – Why efficiency does not equal impact 03:50 – How hospitals operationalize AI decisions 05:10 – Leadership, governance, and shared access 06:40 – Why integration across specialties matters 08:15 – Stroke care as an infrastructure model 10:05 – Predictive AI and decision-making at scale 12:20 – Avoiding cognitive burden in AI deployment 14:20 – What clinical AI looks like when it sticks

    What’s Next Tech? | Radiology Rewired | S1E5

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Radiology Rewired explores the transformation of modern medical imaging and highlights the voices who are living and leading that change. Hosted by Vivek Singh, MD, Neuroradiologist, MUSC, the podcast features meaningful conversations with radiologists, innovators, and healthcare executives examining how clinical practice, technology, and workflow are being rewired to meet rising clinical demands This is where imaging’s next chapter takes shape.