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Talking HealthTech

Talking HealthTech

Conversations with clinicians, vendors, policy makers and decision makers to promote innovation and collaboration for better healthcare enabled by technology. Learn about digital health, medical devices, medtech, biotech, health informatics, life sciences, aged care, disability, commercialisation, startups and so much more.

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205 - Create more time to care by reducing the admin...

Talking HealthTech ·

2022/01/17

Dr Travis Bias is the Medical Director of the Clinician Solutions (3M M*Modal) team within 3M’s Health Information Systems Division and is currently based in Denver, Colorado. He is a family medicine physician with clinical experience in several different settings. 3M Health Information Systems is committed to creating more time to care and leading the shift from volume to value-based care. The company is closing the loop between clinical care and revenue integrity, providing clinicians with

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204 - Lessons from a multi-tasking medical...

Talking HealthTech ·

2022/01/12

Mentoring, a multi-disciplined career path and humour for the holidays… Do you really need more? Dr Chris Peyton, a director at Ediofy. He has worked as an emergency doctor for over ten years while founding several successful medical startups, including iMeducate.com, an exam preparation site for doctors. Ediofy is an education marketplace for health professionals. At Ediofy, we utilise artificial intelligence and the wisdom of the crowd to help users create their own bespoke learning journey. In

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203 - Advice for introverted tech founders; Louise...

Talking HealthTech ·

2022/01/05

Dr Louise Metcalf is a senior psychologist who has been practising within the mental health space for almost thirty years. She has also served as an international consultant for the United Nations and assisted numerous early career folks to become confident psychologists. Gheorg is a little robot app that helps kids deal with childhood anxiety. In this episode, Michelle and Louise discuss Louise’s journey, career path and her reflections on her career so far. They also explore that progression of

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38:41

202 - Unconventional pathway to healthtech founder;...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/29

This week we continue our special holiday mentoring series hosted by Michelle Gardner from Annalise.ai, featuring members of our THT+ Community. In this episode, Michelle speaks with Carolyn Mee from Sound Scouts. They discuss Carolyn’s unconventional path to becoming a health tech founder. Carolyn shares an interesting story involving her interactions with the inventor of the Rubik's cube. Michelle and Carolyn also dive into Carolyn’s background in television and look at how her background in

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38:29

201 - The value behind mentorship and being an...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/22

Do you have a mentor and do you truly know the value of mentorship? Adam Brett is the director of commercial partnerships at ResApp. He is a husband and a dad to three wonderful little boys. Adam has been with ResApp for approximately twelve months in the commercialisation area, which has been quite exciting for him. ResApp is an AI product with algorithms that can diagnose pneumonia, lower respiratory tract issues and more. In this episode, Michelle and Adam discuss the importance of having a

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46:49

200 - Reflections of 2 years and 200 episodes of...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/15

2 years and 200 episodes collaboration through conversations Peter Birch is the CEO and founder of Talking HealthTech. He has worked in management roles in healthcare organisations for over fifteen years and has experienced first hand the exciting developments and the frustrating stagnation of it all. Talking HealthTech is a podcast and membership community for those passionate about technology in healthcare. In this special 200th episode, Michelle Gardner from the THT+ Community interviews Pete to

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19:48

199 - Adoption of Digital Solutions in Primary Health...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/13

The role of the practice manager is a critical one in Australian healthcare. Cathy Baynie is the immediate past National President of Australian Association of Practice Management and now holds a role as their Executive Manager, Advocacy and Professional Services. The Australian Association of Practice Management is the peak body for practice managers in Australia. The association advocates for its members at a government level with the department of health engagement, other key stakeholders and

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18:23

198 - Hypnosis-based digital therapeutics: Putting...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/08

Hypnosis-based digital therapy to help increase therapeutic outcomes in healthcare. Chris Naoumidis is the co-founder and co-CEO of Mindset Health, which is building hypnosis-based digital therapeutics for underserved health areas like IBS and menopause. Mindset Health creates mobile hypnotherapy programs that help people manage and improve their health, without drugs or diets. In this episode, Pete and Chris discuss digital therapeutics, specifically with hypnosis and how it can help patients

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19:32

197 - Solving stock procurement problems in...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/06

There’s a better and simpler way to solve those stock-taking problems. Dr Namita Gupta has been a dentist since 2004 along with Dr Stephan Kantharah. Together, they own and operate three dental practices in Sydney, Newcastle and Gosford. To fine-tune their dental practice and offer the best service possible, Namita and Stephan have continued our education and post-graduate studies. Restocq was born out of its founder’s personal experiences and is a solution designed to redefine how dental

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26:59

196 - Medical angels, digital health and creative...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/12/01

As a clinician, how do you want to contribute to digital health? Dr Amandeep Hansra is a GP who balances seeing patients with her passion for Digital Health. She is the founder of Creative Careers In Medicine and is now investing through groups like Australian Medical Angels. Amandeep consults with government and private industries and contributes on boards. The CCIM is a community of 13,000 online members (clinicians) who are thinking outside of the box. The Australian Medical Angels is a group of

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27:11

195 - COVID-19; the catalyst for change in digital...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/29

Amanda Cattermole is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Digital Health Agency since September 2020. Prior to that, she was the Chief Operating Officer at Services Australia (formerly the Department of Human Services). The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) is the System Operator of the My Health Record system. The Agency provides the leadership, coordination, and delivery of a collaborative and innovative approach to utilising technology to support and enhance a clinically

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16:25

194 - Using open innovation to build partnerships;...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/24

Collaboration is the key to innovation. John Gordon is the International Markets Lead for Pfizer’s Global Digital Innovation Lab. He manages all the lab activities going on outside of the US. He works with the various business lines to identify opportunities, scout for solutions and then run experiments to determine impact and scale-up potential. Pfizer is one of the world's premier biopharmaceutical companies, which is also helping health tech start-ups develop and implement transformational

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21:11

193 - One size doesn’t fit all; Simon Terry, LanternPay

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/22

When it comes to partnering for growth and innovation in healthcare, one size no longer fits all. Simon Terry is one person who has been a strong advocate for partnering for growth and solving tricky problems in healthcare. He is the Chief Growth Officer at InLoop and LanternPay. LanternPay is an open cloud-based claim payment platform designed to standardise claim payments across the health, care, disability, insurance and ageing sectors. In this episode, Pete and Simon talk about payments in

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27:10

192 - Clinical governance at the interface of health,...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/17

We know clinical governance is important. But if you’re on the front line of healthcare or aged care - where it all happens; how does it apply to you? What does it look like when clinical governance goes wrong? In this episode Pete speaks with Dr Melanie Tan, a legal professional with a background as a medical practitioner who understands the real-world application of clinical governance in aged care and health. They talk about what clinical governance is, why it’s important when it comes to

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29:17

191 - Changing the world through digital health tech;...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/15

Altering the world as we know it with digital health tech. Mohinder Jaimangal is the co-founder and CEO of Curve Tomorrow, a digital health technology company aimed at significantly impacting the lives of 1 billion people. Mohinder’s current focus is improving health outcomes and equity through value-based healthcare digital ideas and products. Curve Tomorrow brings science to innovation, enabling your health organisation to become an iconic leader. In this episode, Pete chats with Mohinder

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17:11

190 - How I passed the CHIA exam and became a...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/10

Earlier this month, Pete undertook the exam to become a Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA). Many listeners of the show might already have become a CHIA, and others might be considering doing the qualification. But what is it all about? Is it worth doing? And how do you actually pass the thing?! Check out this special episode with Pete as he reflects on his journey of becoming a Certified Health Informatician. Pete will answer: What is CHIA? What is health informatics

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21:51

189 - Going Global: How to streamline your strategy....

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/08

Australia is like the goldilocks of locations to get started when you’re innovating in healthcare. It’s not too big, not too small. How great is it when you see innovations from within our fine land and help more Australians achieve better patient outcomes or improve something in the healthcare system? But after a bit of local success, the usual question is then; what about the rest of the world? Can you take some success you’ve had here, and take it to other parts of the world? How is that

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32:11

188 - Why medical training will never be the same...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/03

In this episode, Vijay and Nishanth from Vantari VR speak with Pete about their journey as doctors turned tech founders, the opportunity for VR in healthcare here and abroad, and why medical training might never be the same again. Find out: Who are Vijay and Nish? Why Vantari VR? How best can Virtual Reality be used in healthcare? How scalable is Virtual Reality? How receptive are enterprises of emerging technologies like virtual reality? Virtual Reality for medical device and pharmaceutical

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21:39

187 - Digitally enabled models of care; Alyce Cuman,...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/11/01

Primary care providers play a major role in supporting people in their local community or region - keeping them healthy, and treating them when they’re sick. But who is helping the GPs, the Allied Health Providers, the population in delivering that care? Who is helping connect it all together and bring it into context, to ultimately ensure the community as a whole is healthier and connected? In Australia, often much of this is managed by Primary Health Networks (PHNs). In this episode, Pete is

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16:39

186 - Healthy connection: supporting the future of...

Talking HealthTech ·

2021/10/27

In Australia, we have over 7 million people living in rural and remote areas. That’s over a quarter of the population. It’s also a fact, that people living in rural and remote areas have higher rates of hospitalisations, deaths and injury, but they also have poorer access to, and use of, primary health care services, compared to people living in Major cities. So the people who need healthcare the most in Australia, have the least amount of access to it. So what can we do? How do we use

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