Outcomes Rocket

Let’s talk deeply about the cost of care, delivery, and innovation. In this episode of the Outcomes Rocket, we have the pleasure of introducing Jordan Harmon, the Chief Innovation and Commercialization Officer & VP at the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)! He shares how the HSS is always pushing the musculoskeletal boundaries in the life sciences, devices, and care delivery when they take to fruition the idea of any of their scientists. Jordan reflects on how the pandemic influenced and affected medical innovation, specifically at HSS, and how their team adjusted the institution’s protocols and spaces to deliver care. He also chats about medical innovation, how creative it can be, and where HSS is going in the future. Tune in and enjoy a short and sweet talk about delivering care through innovation! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

When you work in operations, having a cross-functional team and a bird’s eye view is critical for success. In this episode of the LabOps Leadership Podcast, Jay Stella, the Senior VP at Akouos, shares his story in the industry, from how he ended up working in a lab to explaining what he does in corporate strategy and business development. He then dives into how Akouos is working on developing precision genetic medicine for sensorineural hearing loss and the involvement of the operations team in this matter. Jay also shares how every individual brings a specific skill set to the team and how cross-functionality is key to achieving the goals they have set. Operations are always in the background making sure that everybody else can do their work. Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In a system where cancer care delivery is broken and needs a cure, Dr. Aaron Gerber and his team at Reimagine Care are working tirelessly to make Oncology Care more affordable, accessible, and home-centered.In this episode of Memora Health Care Delivery, Aaron walks us through how he decided to move into the business side of healthcare, all boiling down to impact and the number of patients his work can reach. Aaron shares some statistics, challenges, and facts about cancer patients while receiving treatment. At-home care delivery is an area that has improved through the years, especially for cancer diseases, through the implementation of technology, enabling two-way texts or video calls between patients and providers. He also explains how Reimagine Care is partnering with several other institutions and organizations not only to deliver better care but to study how they can be better.The endeavor for better care delivery is daunting, challenging, and not as nice as it seems on the outside, but Aaron is hopeful about his mission he cannot wait to keep pushing boundaries. Tune in to this episode!Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Informaticists are always connecting health and human services! In this episode of the Future of Global Informatics, TJ Southern talks with Sheena Rogers, Health Informatics and Business Integrations director at Creative Information Technology. Sheena talks about how informatics has collected massive amounts of healthcare data but must now figure out how to use it meaningfully. She explains Creative Information Technology's work by extracting data from electronic health records to create interoperability across different systems beyond just one organization and between health and human services. She speaks of moving data from legacy systems to new ones and having a multifaceted team helming said transition, especially using informaticists to traffic the information. She then touches on mentoring, supporting, and highlighting informaticists. Tune in to listen to learn how informaticists can share ideas and get the right people in the right conversations to drive change! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Do you want to become an entrepreneur? Start taking action! This episode features someone with an impressive entrepreneurial journey in different industries who partnered with SONSIEL to build a very interesting program. This week’s guest on the SONSIEL Podcast is Chuck Sacco, Drexel University’s Associate Dean for Strategy and Innovation with the Charles Close School of Entrepreneurship. He talks about how the program Drexel has with SONSIEL brings worker from the nursing space important skills to start new ventures by providing tools and resources to fix some problems they see in healthcare. He details how the alliance came to be, how the program has evolved, and how it currently works in an interesting, interactive, and educational manner to empower the development of new ideas. He explains why SONSIEL has brought value to the program by providing guest speakers that can act as credible case studies. Finally, he talks about his own journey as an innovator and entrepreneur, advises those thinking about taking the entrepreneurial path, and encourages innovator nurses to take the SONSIEL program at Drexel University. Tune in to this episode to learn about innovation and entrepreneurship at Drexel University hand-in-hand with SONSIEL! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

This is a story of that entrepreneurial gumption you need when you want to make a change! In this episode of Marketing Mondays, Bobbi Hamilton, CEO of Chi Universe and creator of the Chi Yoga Mats and game, talks about the entrepreneurial journey that led her to the current line of products she offers around global wellness through play. When Bobbi lost a successful TV initiative promoting yoga breaks for children, a new market opened and paved the way for her to resurface. She came up with the Chi Yoga Mats, mats with playful symbols that help children engage, follow along, and prevent injury while practicing. With creativity and resourcefulness, Bobbi found different ways to market her product on a limited budget through the press, social media, and relationship building. She also tells a cautionary tale on why it’s essential for innovating entrepreneurs to invest in protecting their intellectual property. Bobbi shares insights and advice on business marketing from her experiences, the highs and the lows. Tune in to this episode to listen to Bobbi’s journey of giving wellness to the world through play! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

This episode is brought to you by Provider Solutions and Development, the leaders in physician and APC recruitment that deliver top-tier candidates for the right roles. Visit info.PSDconnect.org/outcomesrocket to start the conversation today, and get tailored support, dedicated recruitment, and efforts that lead to provider retention and longevity. In this episode, I have the privilege of hosting James Lott, founder, and CEO of Script Health. ScriptHealth is a health tech startup providing easy and safer access to prescription drugs. Its first public health initiative is to address the opioid crisis through the Naloxone exchange, allowing consumers to purchase life-saving medication with ease. So far, the company has sent Naloxone to over 40 states. Script Health also developed Scripted, a platform that enables patients with or without insurance to get the same daycare for common conditions at the local pharmacy. James discusses Script Health, the Naloxone Exchange, and Scripted. He also shares his thoughts on providing better access to care for people who choose to self-care, as well as some of his experiences and setbacks as an entrepreneur. Access to care does not always have to be through the doctor’s office. Script Health is offering a new to do it, so make sure to tune in to learn more! Click this link to the show notes, resources, and transcript: outcomesrocket.health

Burn bright instead of burning out! In this episode, Hannah Austin Founder & CEO of SheShatters, and host of the She Burns Podcast talks about how SheShatters manages and prevents staff burnout through life coaching and counseling. She talks about bringing wellness to employees by designing with them life plans considering communication, boundary setting, and other parameters. Hannah promotes the She Burns Podcast and talks about how it's talking to people about burnout issues in their lives. Its current third season focuses on women changing the world from a DEI and corporate wellness standpoint. Tune in to this episode to learn about overcoming burnout with life coaching! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Introducing the LabOps Leadership Podcast! In this episode, Samantha Black, co-host of Outcomes Rocket LabOps Leadership Podcast and Head of Content at Elemental Machines, talks about the new podcast in the Outcomes Rocket network: LabOps Leadership Podcast. The show will dive into the challenges and opportunities these LabOps individuals have not only in their professional development but also in accelerating science and innovation. Along with Samantha, there will be a slate of rotating co-hosts from LabOps Unite that will bring different perspectives to the conversations on what LabOps is and why this emerging industry is so important. This weekly show will bring high-level executives at pharmaceutical and biotech companies as guests, providing unique insights from leadership in research and development. Tune in to this episode to learn about Outcomes Rocket’s new podcast on LabOps, fundamentals that lead to more innovation! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

With so many different sides, nursing informatics has a global span. In this episode of the Future of Global Informatics, Danielle Siarri, a nurse informatics specialist, talks about the broad nursing informatics playfield and opportunities. She expresses the importance of digital health literacy, social media, and networking in the global span of the nursing informatics space. Danielle also emphasizes having the initiative to constantly keep up with the healthcare space developments, being open to taking new opportunities, leveling up your education, and having conversations with different people to learn and stand out as a professional, as she did by writing blogs on LinkedIn. Finally, she provides some details about a book she worked on with other nursing informatics professionals. Tune in to listen to the tips and knowledge that Danielle Siarri has to share! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health