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Beyond the Blueprint - Better Healthtech By Design

Beyond the Blueprint - Better Healthtech By Design

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 Redefining Healthcare Through Design Thinking Dialogues with clinicians & HIT professionals, clinical leadership, and industry innovators on integrating healthcare design into technology deployments to tackle complexity, drive innovation, improve patient care, & foment transformative change.2025 生物科学 科学 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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  • EP41 - From Mannequins to Metaverse: The Future of Nursing Simulation - Dr. William Scott Erdley (

    EP41 - From Mannequins to Metaverse: The Future of Nursing Simulation - Dr. William Scott Erdley (
    2025/12/13
    What if the future of nurse training didn't just include mannequins—but holograms, AI conversations, and full-on metaverse environments? In this episode of Beyond the Blueprint, we're joined by Dr. William Scott Erdley, a retired simulation pioneer and former Director of Simulation & Clinical Skills Labs. With decades of experience in nursing education, Dr. Erdley unpacks the evolution of clinical simulation—from standardized patients and mannequin drills to immersive technologies like VR, AI, and even wetware. Together, we explore how simulation builds confidence, strengthens care team collaboration, and prepares clinicians for rare, high-stakes scenarios. And we take a bold look at what's next: from smarter simulators to holographic mentors. Whether you're leading a health system or reimagining nursing education, this episode is a front-row seat to the future of clinical readiness. Key Takeaways Simulation offers high-fidelity, repeatable practice that boosts confidence and reduces clinical error. Nursing simulation now extends far beyond mannequins—into VR, AI-powered patients, and virtual tele-simulations. Standardized patients and realistic role-playing help build empathy, communication, and interprofessional collaboration. OB, neonatal, and code-team scenarios benefit especially from regular simulation refreshers. ROI is seen in fewer adverse events, reduced turnover, improved morale, and onboarding efficiency. Emerging tools like AI and VR are making simulations more accessible and scalable. Simulation is not just about tech—it's about mindset, pedagogy, and patient-centered design. Debriefing is where the deepest learning happens—focus on reflection and resilience, not performance. Academic-medical partnerships can expand access without massive capital investments. The future of simulation is immersive, intelligent, and increasingly personalized. Episode Highlights 00:00 | What Exactly Is Clinical Simulation? 00:29 | Real-World Save: Simulation Training Takes Flight 01:22 | Meet Dr. Scott Erdley: From Logic Tests to Leading Simulation Labs 03:23 | Simulation as Clinical Experience: The Early Days 05:29 | Skills, Communication, and Confidence: Why Sim Matters 06:26 | Learning to Call the Doctor at 2AM 07:13 | Repeatable Scenarios: Standardizing High-Stakes Practice 08:24 | When Simulation Saves Lives—Even at 30,000 Feet 09:18 | 75% of Nursing Programs Now Use Simulation Labs 09:58 | Code Team Drills with Mannequins: Practice Under Pressure 11:16 | OB and Neonatal Use Cases—and Legal Implications 13:52 | Strategic Planning: Why Are You Investing in Sim? 14:32 | Simulation for Onboarding, Oncology, and More 15:35 | ROI: From M&M Rates to Hiring Efficiency 16:20 | Academic Partnerships as an Access Strategy 17:21 | AI and VR: Opening the Simulation Toolbox 18:19 | Conversational AI and Psych Nursing Sim Scenarios 19:26 | Standardized Patients: Humanizing the Training Process 20:45 | Merging AI with Robotics: A Future with Thinking Mannequins 24:11 | From Wetware to Brain Interfaces: A New Era in Care 25:06 | Ready Player One Meets Real-World Nursing 26:02 | Why Debriefing > Critique: Coaching Through Reflection 27:04 | Simulating Conflict: Aggressive Patients, Interdisciplinary Tension 29:18 | Prompt-Based Simulations: A Natural Language Future 30:00 | Final Advice: Simulation as Strategy—and a Whole Lot of Fun Guest: Dr. William Scott Erdley Host: Gregg Malkary - Spyglass Consulting Group Cohost: Keith Washington - Companions in Courage Foundation Sponsored by: Simplifi Medical Audio/Video: Tim Jones - Health Nuts Media Marketing: Josh Troop - Troop-Creative Learn More at: www.beyond-blueprint.com
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    36 分
  • EP40 - AMDIS Roundtable - Why Hospital Pilots Fail and What It Takes to Actually Scale

    EP40 - AMDIS Roundtable - Why Hospital Pilots Fail and What It Takes to Actually Scale
    2025/11/22
    What happens when pilots become more than experiments?

    In this AMDIS collaboration, Dr. Eve Cunningham (Cadence, formerly Providence), Kaitlyn Torrence (WellSpan, formerly MUSC), and Dr. Camille Bradley (Baylor Scott & White) reveal what separates failed pilots from scalable innovation. Drawing on real-world deployments of virtual care, ambient listening, and decision support tools, this episode dives deep into the operational, cultural, and clinical realities behind adoption. From rebranding "pilots" to building internal trust, the panel offers a blueprint for moving from spark to scale in health system innovation.

    Together, they explore why scaling digital care requires more than good tech—it demands strong partnerships, clinician champions, and a relentless focus on solving real problems.

    Key Takeaways

    • Most pilots fail because they aren't designed for scale—think phased deployment, not one-off testing.

    • Rebranding "pilots" as experiments or phase-one initiatives improves credibility and staff buy-in.

    • Clinician champions ("entrepreneurial weirdos") are key to real-world feedback and viral adoption.

    • Operational leaders help navigate workflows, align stakeholders, and ensure accountability at scale.

    • Innovation labs must be tied to informatics and operational realities—not siloed showcases.

    • Health systems need platform partners, not point solutions, to meet long-term strategic goals.

    • Trust, process clarity, and iterative design drive clinical adoption—especially post-EMR trauma.

    • Change management resources are essential; adoption is emotional, not just technical.

    • Prioritization must follow clear goals (e.g., "cut 400,000 admin hours"), not shiny tech trends.

    • Vendors succeed when they understand the system's priorities—and show up ready to co-develop.

    Episode Highlights

    00:00 | Why So Many Pilots Fail
    01:14 | Meet the Leaders Scaling Innovation
    02:30 | The Pilot Graveyard: When Good Ideas Die
    04:17 | Rebranding Pilots as Experiments
    06:08 | Finding Your "Weirdos": The Power of Clinical Champions
    07:56 | Designing for Process, Not Just Technology
    09:34 | Defining the Problem Before Testing a Solution
    10:23 | From Frustration to Trust: Winning Clinician Buy-In
    12:14 | How Ambient Scribes Went Viral
    13:58 | Socializing Tools with Frontline Feedback
    15:27 | Why Operational Champions Matter
    17:00 | The Role of Communication in Scaling
    18:20 | Are Innovation Labs Working—or Just Expensive Showrooms?
    20:37 | Partnerships Over Products: Building the Right Ecosystem
    22:37 | Creating Safe Spaces to Fail and Pivot
    24:10 | Aligning IT, Clinical, and Finance Around a North Star
    26:00 | Strategic Prioritization: What Moves Forward and Why
    27:44 | Attacking Admin Waste with AI and Clear Goals
    29:34 | From Point Solutions to Platform Partners
    31:11 | Vendor Advice: Do Your Homework, Bring Specific Value
    33:20 | Three Takeaways for Innovation Leaders

    Guests: Dr. Eve Cunningham, Dr. Camille Bradley, Kaitlyn Torrence
    Host:     Gregg Malkary - Spyglass Consulting Group
    Cohost:     Keith Washington - Companions in Courage Foundation
    Sponsored by:     Simplifi Medical & Storage Systems Unlimited
    Audio/Video:     Tim Jones - Health Nuts Media
    Marketing:     Josh Troop - Troop-Creative
    Learn More at:     www.beyond-blueprint.com
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    35 分
  • EP39 - AMDIS Roundtable - Beyond the digital front door: Empowering Pediatric Families in the Digital Age

    EP39 - AMDIS Roundtable - Beyond the digital front door: Empowering Pediatric Families in the Digital Age
    2025/11/15

    What happens beyond the digital front door? In this AMDIS collaboration, Dr. Yaa Kumah-Crystal, Dr. Natalie Pageler, and Dr. Sarah Rush unpack the complex realities of digital family engagement in pediatric care. From patient portals and teen privacy laws to ambient documentation and AI-enabled translation, this panel explores how hospitals can rebuild trust, reduce barriers, and design systems that truly work for families. Together, they examine cultural readiness, access equity, and why health systems must treat family engagement as both a design challenge and a clinical imperative.

    Key Takeaways
    • Pediatric digital tools must account for evolving autonomy and privacy needs.
    • Teen portal adoption is still widely misunderstood by patients and staff.
    • Telehealth and virtual quick care reduce burden and boost access.
    • AI tools like ambient scribes and LLMs are reshaping provider-patient connection.
    • Language and literacy remain persistent access barriers.
    • Even tech-savvy families fall through the cracks due to system complexity.
    • Consumer tools and sports analytics offer inspiration for pediatric innovation.
    • True patient-centered care requires redesigning care around family workflows.
    • Success metrics should include trust, connection, and clinical relief—not just logins.
    Episode Highlights

    00:00 | Intro
    00:41 | A Mom Uses the Portal—and Reshapes the Encounter
    02:25 | ChatGPT in the Stanford ER
    04:17 | When Confidential Care Becomes a Privacy Risk
    06:09 | Rethinking Telehealth and Access for Families
    07:56 | Extending Specialist Reach through Virtual Care
    09:34 | Building Digital Trust
    13:34 | The Case for Anonymity in Sensitive Teen Encounters
    15:10 | ChatGPT vs. Truancy Policies
    16:17 | Designing Tech for Younger, Digitally Native Families
    18:19 | Change Management Across Literacy and Trust Barriers
    21:41 | Why Spanish-Language Portals Still Miss the Mark
    23:39 | Legal, Cultural, and Logistical Gaps in Teen Consent
    26:30 | Are Providers Ready for Empowered Families?
    27:35 | Humanizing Tech: Ambient Scribes and Burnout
    29:51 | How to Measure Success Beyond the Click
    33:00 | Peer Challenge: Consumer Tools We Should Steal
    38:11 | Three Takeaways for Pediatric Hospital Leaders

    Guests: Dr. Natalie Pageler, Dr. Yaa Kumah-Crystal, Dr. Sarah Rush
    Host:     Gregg Malkary - Spyglass Consulting Group
    Cohost:     Keith Washington - Companions in Courage Foundation
    Sponsored by:     Simplifi Medical & Storage Systems Unlimited
    Audio/Video:     Tim Jones - Health Nuts Media
    Marketing:     Josh Troop - Troop-Creative
    Learn More at:     www.beyond-blueprint.com
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    40 分
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