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In this episode, Joy welcomes Paulina Rugg, former Director of Event Marketing at Health Gorilla, as they discuss Paulina's journey from Mexico City to her current role in the healthcare industry. From her fascination with trade shows to navigating the convoluted realm of pharmaceutical events, Paulina shares insights into the multifaceted nature of healthcare and events management.

Episode Highlights:

[00:01:18] Paulina's Experience: Paulina shares her background and experiences since joining the company.
[00:14:02] Event Planning Process: Insights into the detailed planning process for events.
[00:15:28] Measurement Metrics: The importance of measuring event success and outcomes for up to a year.
[00:21:30] Data Management Tool: Use of a voice-to-text tool for efficient data collection & CRM integration.
[00:22:48] Balancing Investments: Challenges of allocating resources effectively in healthcare events.
[00:26:06] Connecting with Paulina: How to follow, connect, or work with Paulina Rugg via LinkedIn.

In this episode, Joy Rios is joined by Cindy Jordan, co-founder and CEO of Pyx Health. Cindy shares her personal journey and the inspiration behind Pyx Health's mission to combat loneliness, highlighting the profound impact of social isolation on mental well-being. Together, they explore the absence of a formal diagnosis for loneliness in healthcare and the role of technology in both exacerbating and alleviating this epidemic. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the intersection of technology, community, and mental health.

Episode Highlights

[00:18:39] Importance of Social Health in Healthcare

[00:17:04] Impact of Company Leadership and Values

[00:17:50] The Power of Emotional Well-being in Health

[00:27:20] Influence of Personal Actions on Others

[00:28:10] Gratitude and Acknowledgment

[00:28:32] Contact Information for Cindy Jordan

In this episode, Joy welcomes Andrea Daugherty, Head of Digital Health at SHI International. Andrea shares her journey from caregiver to healthcare executive, highlighting the challenges and bold moves that shaped her career. The discussion spans from navigating male-dominated spaces to the critical importance of cybersecurity in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape. With insights into workforce shortages and the necessity of technology in combating cyber threats, this episode offers a glimpse into the frontline defense of healthcare data protection and the empowerment of women in IT leadership roles.
00:11:42 - Building a Supportive Network in the Industry
00:12:25 - Owning Confidence in a Male-Dominated Environment
00:20:41 - Educating the Workforce on Cybersecurity
00:21:37 - Establishing SHI as a Trusted IT Solutions Provider
00:22:45 - Bringing Joy and Wellness to Healthcare Events
00:23:31 - Connecting with SHI and Andrea Daugherty on LinkedIn

In this episode, Joy welcomes back Dr. Adaira Landry and introduces Dr. Resa E. Lewiss for a conversation about navigating the ever-changing landscape of the workplace. With their new book, "MicroSkills: Small Actions, Big Impact," Landry and Lewiss provide essential guidance for individuals entering the workforce, focusing on practical strategies for success. Drawing from their experiences as emergency medicine physicians, educators, and authors, they explore the necessity of honing micro skills for self-care, task management, communication, reputation building, and more. From offloading routine tasks to maintaining a positive attitude in challenging situations, they offer practical advice for individuals navigating today's professional world.

In this episode, Joy delves into the complexities of healthcare with Carrie Kozlowski, co-founder and COO of Upfront Healthcare. Carrie discusses Upfront's mission to guide patients to the care they need, addressing barriers to access and striving to transform healthcare. Emphasizing personalized engagement and leveraging technology as a conduit, they explore how to empower patients and remove friction from the healthcare process. Through insights into psychographics and behavioral science, they reveal strategies to motivate patients and foster trust, ultimately aiming to enhance outcomes and promote population health.

In this episode, Joy delves into the complex world of pediatric mental health care with guest Naomi Allen, CEO and co-founder of Brightline. Naomi shares her journey from a personal crisis with her son to founding Brightline, the first national pediatric mental health solution. Amidst a growing crisis, Naomi discusses the profound shortage of clinicians and the barriers families face in accessing quality care. Through virtual care and innovative solutions, Brightline aims to bridge these gaps, providing accessible and affordable support for children and their families across the nation. From teletherapy to coaching programs and digital interventions, Brightline's holistic approach demonstrates the power of human-led care enabled by technology in addressing the pediatric mental health crisis.