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Diagnosing Healthtech

Diagnosing Healthtech

Hosted by Jeff Englander

Episodes

2

Latest episode

Sep 2025

Language

EN

About the show

Diagnosing Healthtech is a weekly show brought to you by Healthcare Strategy Bullpen and Redox. Each week Jeff Englander and Redox experts talk about healthcare and the technology driving it with the most interesting leaders in the industry.

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September 11, 202518 min

The Startup Journey: From inspiration to IPO - What you wish you knew

In this episode of Diagnosing Health Tech, Jeff Englander and Stephanie Davis discuss the realities of healthcare entrepreneurship, the challenges of disrupting a slow-moving industry, and the importance of collaboration among tech players. They explore the nuances of going public, the expectations of investors, and the critical factors companies should consider before making the leap to the public market. Stephanie shares insights on the risks involved, the significance of understanding market dynamics, and the lessons learned from both successful and failed companies in the healthcare sector.

August 5, 202541 min

Amy Kauppila

In this insightful episode of  host Jeff Englander sits down with Amy Kauppila, Vice President of Data Strategy at Infoworks, to explore the critical role of data quality and standardization in the realm of AI. Amy shares her journey into healthcare data, emphasizing the ongoing evolution of data and the necessity of recognizing its imperfections. Together, they discuss practical strategies for organizations to enhance their data quality, the importance of involving the right stakeholders, and the significant impact of change management. Tune in to discover how prioritizing data integrity can lead to better clinical outcomes and substantial returns on investment. #DataQuality #AI #HealthcareInnovation

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