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Nokia Today: Why America’s 5G Infrastructure Must Be Built to Close the Digital Divide
5G is an exciting technology that could change the way we do things as a country. Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee is passionate about the new technology and making sure it’s accessible to all Americans. “This is one of my favorite topics to talk about. How do we get technology into every corner of the…
Why Command Centers Have Proven Savvy Investments for Hospitals
2020 has been the year of the dashboard, of ICU counts and of bed counts. For many around the world, hospital statistics went from an afterthought to a daily part of life, as they logged on to see how their local emergency rooms were coping with the coronavirus pandemic in their communities. Hospitals that had…
Exploring Innovation and Excellence in Healthcare
The technology industry is most often associated with the term “innovation,” but startups and Silicon Valley execs aren’t the only ones rethinking how we do business. The Healthcare industry is constantly innovating and looking for new ways to be more efficient, safe, and excellent. “I Don’t Care,” talks about how healthcare organizations are making…
The Future of Sanitation: Ionopure Pet Health Brings a New Level of Care to the World of Equine Sports
There are places we think of as clean and places we think of as less hygienic. Adella Thompson, an experienced horse trainer and enthusiast, has no doubt which category her favorite place is in. “I work in a barn,” Thompson said. “There’s a lot of manure and urine. There are horses everywhere. There are…
Fitness Professional Brett Larkin Unpacks New Gym Mask Mandates: Business Casual
Gyms were particularly hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic. By nature, the facilities share space and touchpoints in high frequency. But gyms are still looking to bounce back. Planet Fitness CEO, Chris Rondeau, recently announced a required mask mandate to quell gym-goer anxiety. Still, the polls show that customers are cautious, with 75% of Americans…
How to Use Speed and Accuracy to Practice Quality Medical Reporting
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine found that, as it relates to reporting cardiovascular disease quality measures, smaller practices not affiliated with a larger organization and without centralized quality improvement support reported clinical quality measures more efficiently. While there was no difference in the final outcome and 91% of…
Making Bright Ideas Work: Empathy is Key to Home Use Medical Device Success
The healthcare industry has been trending toward health monitoring in the home environment, and since COVID-19, this trend has significantly increased. Medical device manufacturers are experiencing many new opportunities and additional challenges in designing medical devices for a more diverse user population and less controlled use environment. In this Sunrise Labs podcast, Alex Therrien, Director…
Gym Owners Share Strategies for Reopening in the Wake of COVID-19
As cases of COVID-19 continue to pop up throughout the United States and elsewhere, gyms are being forced to reckon with a difficult question – how can they reopen and provide their customers with the health and wellness experience they’re after without putting them at risk? MarketScale sourced fitness professionals Kelly Bryant, Founder of…
Built Modular: Cost Drivers in Modular Building Systems
An August 2019 report from the commercial construction index showed the modular construction industry doubling its growth over the past five years. Now an $8-billion industry, modular construction is experiencing even more growth with the onset of the pandemic, with the need for health centers to build quick and efficient solutions for emergency treatment facilities…
CurveBeam Connect: Robot Surgeons Aren’t Here, But Innovation Is
Dr. Chris O’Grady wants to see joints. The Florida-based Orthopedic Surgeon who specializes in shoulder reconstruction and replacement has experienced first-hand how helpful it is to have 3-D images when he prepares to perform a procedure. While O’Grady is much more familiar with shoulders than knees, he’s still excited to see Curvebeam’s upcoming entire lower…
Should the COVID Vaccine Turn a Big Profit for Big Pharma?
Powered by RedCircle In the latest news on the coronavirus, Business Casual hosts Daniel Litwin and Tyler Kern analyze Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla’s recent statement about the ethics behind profiting off of a COVID vaccine. As the government doles out taxpayer dollars to the private sector in the race for a cure, should the resulting…
Why Beating Heart Disease is Everybody’s Fight
Heart disease is the #1 killer of Americans. Despite increased awareness, many Americans don’t know this staggering fact. At The American Heart Association (AHA), the goal is to change the public understanding of heart disease and stroke, and fortify Americans with the knowledge to prevent and treat it. At the heart (pun intended) of this…
Demystifying DAF Sludge
Have you ever twisted the top on a new bottle of soda to see bubbles appear, seemingly out of nowhere, and rise to the top? Do you remember the sound you heard when you twisted the cap? Odds are you know exactly what I’m talking about. But have you ever wondered exactly what’s going on…
Softer Is Not Always Better In Solving Workplace Fatigue
Whether a cashier, a pharmacy technician or a fulfillment center worker, many jobs require employees to spend long hours on foot. That can lead to significant pain and, beyond the human costs, decreased production. The solution for many employers has been to stick a foam or gel mat under their employees and call it…
Will Ultraviolet Light Be Part of the New Cleaning Standard?
Justin Low, CEO of Finsen Light, joined us to talk about his company and the challenges of conventional cleaning methods in the face of the pandemic. According to Justin, liquid cleaners are prone to gaps of human error through repetition. Finsen light looks to bring UV-C sterilization technology to fill in those gaps for…
Health in A Rock ‘n’ Roll World with Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup
It’s the first video episode of “I Don’t Care” and we’re starting strong! Join Kevin as he talks with Jaret Reddick, the founder, lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Bowling for Soup. Jaret takes Kevin through his long battle with depression, including the struggle of just talking about it out in the open, and…
Why Investing in EHR Solutions Featuring Speech Recognition is Beneficial For Providers
The healthcare industry is constantly in search of new software and EHR solutions to increase patient care and minimize the amount of time clinicians spend on these clerical tasks, promoting better outcomes. According to the American Medical Association, about 44% of physicians experience burnout in their practice, and part of that is attributed to administrative…
How Data Drives a COVID World
On this week’s episode of Diving Into Data, TC explores the importance and challenges of data security in healthcare and public health, specifically as it relates to operating in a COVID World. TC also discusses the utilization of Martech to overcome some of the challenges marketers might be facing and how it is more important…
Digestible: The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Consumers Focused on Their Guts
The year 2020 brought with it the coronavirus pandemic, and it has many people thinking harder than ever about their immune system. Deerland Probiotics and Enzymes is always thinking about immune health, however, and Vice President of Marketing & Strategy Sam Michini said the company was ready for the increased demand it’s seeing as a…
How to Approach Sustainability in Healthcare Design: Build for Impact
A proponent of lifelong learning, Daniel A. Huard is a sought‐after green building expert also recognized as the Godfather of sustainability. Huard is launching Build For Impact, aiming to build a platform to allow for collaboration with some of the best minds in the world who focus on green design and sustainability. Building has long been a part of…
What Americans Need to Know about the EU Travel Ban: Say Yes To Travel
We have all heard the news by now. The EU has issued a ban on travelers from The United States, Brazil, and Russia. But more than missing out on your summer gelato fix, what does this really mean? Powered by RedCircle As of July 1, European nations have opened their borders to residents of…
Mission Accomplished to Mission Critical: How COVID-19 is Changing the Console Landscape
Whether a movie scene, a photo from a thrilling real-life mission or even just a suburban 9-1-1 call center, we can all picture what a control center looks like. There’s the screen, the gadgets and the consoles where people work. One thing that stands out in 2020, though, is there’s often not a whole lot…
Champions of Care: The State of The Medical Supply Industry
Healthcare systems find themselves needing to maximize operational efficiencies to remain viable in a period when the COVID-19 pandemic makes everything a heightened challenge. Even before the pandemic struck, estimates projected that 50% of the healthcare industry in the U.S. will be part of the top 50 IDNs due to the need to…
CurveBeam Connect: How Legislators Got On Board with Cone Beam CT
Belgian surgeons were beginning to utilize cone beam CT several years ago. Then, doctors like AZ Groeninge Kortrijk’s Dr. Frederik Vanrietvelde suddenly had to slow their use of the modality because of price concerns, with cone beam CT suddenly left off a crucial list made by legislators. Vanrietvelde and some colleagues lobbied to make…
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