This podcast episode features Dr. Daniel Kraft, a physician-scientist. Kraft has served as faculty chair for Medicine at Singularity University since its inception in 2008, and in 2011 founded Exponential Medicine, a program (now evolved to NextMed Health) that explores convergent, rapidly developing technologies and their potential in biomedicine and healthcare. In this episode, Dr.
In this episode of the Digital Orthopaedics Podcast, we dive into the transformative concept of Private Practice 3.0! In the healthcare industry, private practice can be challenging. But with Private Practice 3.0, we’re bringing together ambulatory surgery centers and digital orthopedics to create a better patient experience. Say goodbye to long waits and minimal face time
In this episode of the Digital Orthopaedics Podcast, Dennis Boyle discusses the importance of user design! Join us as Mr. Boyle, an industrial designer, and mechanical engineer, and Partner at IDEO, shares his insights on design thinking in healthcare. He emphasizes the need to prioritize users and their needs, fostering empathy and creating solutions for
In this exciting Digital Orthopaedics Podcast episode, Mohan Nair discusses creativity and market-making with AI. Nair shares his insights on the challenges of launching new ideas in large institutions and the importance of being an innovator in a rapidly changing world. He emphasizes the impact of AI on society and the need for a human
Welcome back to the Digital Orthopedics Podcast, where we bring you insightful discussions from the UCSF Digital Orthopedics Conference that took place in San Francisco from May 3rd to May 5th, 2023! This conference is dedicated to exploring the digital transformation of outpatient surgery, with a strong focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and cutting-edge technologies such
In this episode, Fabrizio Billi, DOCSF Science Director, and Lee Grossman, CEO at OREF, moderate a discussion around six papers on sensors, extended reality, virtual reality, and augmented reality in orthopedics. In the first session about sensors, we hear from Jeffrey Lotz, Vice Chair of Research in Orthopedic Surgery at UCSF, and Cory Calendine, an
