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Explore " healthcare devices" with insightful episodes like "Meet An Innovator Who's Cleaning Up Surgeries And Lowering Complication Rates", "127. Pills No More: Patches As The Future of Drug Delivery" and "Health Wearables Part 2 -- The Next Breakthrough?" from podcasts like ""The Heart of Innovation", "The Next Byte" and "Technology Revolution: The Future of Now"" and more!

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Meet An Innovator Who's Cleaning Up Surgeries And Lowering Complication Rates

Cotton gauze, Telfa pads, Raytec sponges, lap pads and surgical towels release lint that can put patients at risk. Significant complications have been associated with lint being introduced into the body. Norm "Fuzzy" Furbush is the Founder/CEO of Syntervention that develops innovative products that reduce lint contamination, procedure time, and overall costs to the hospital. He talks to hosts Kym McNicholas and Dr. John Phillips about how he's come up with these inventions and offers advice to others who want to bring healthcare devices to market.

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The Heart of Innovation

enAugust 19, 2023

127. Pills No More: Patches As The Future of Drug Delivery

(4:00) - Wearable patch can painlessly deliver drugs through the skin

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The Next Byte

enJune 20, 2023

drug development

healthcare industry

healthcare technology

healthcare innovation

pain management

Health Wearables Part 2 -- The Next Breakthrough?

The buzz: Invisibles. Visible healthcare wearables like smart wrist bands and watches are commonplace. What if you prefer non-obvious tracking devices? Almost-invisible-to-invisible innovations are entering the market, hoping to gain your trust and improve healthcare outcomes. Coming soon: under-clothing heartrate tracking strips that detect and report epileptic seizures; “smart pills” that measure blood pressure, pH, body temperature; tattoo-thin strips that store health data and even deliver medications. How easy or hard is it to launch innovative health devices and gain profitable market share? The experts speak. Harry Greenspun, MD, Deloitte: Just because I have a fitness app on my phone, it doesn’t make me an athlete.” Scott Lundstrom, IDC: “The future is already here–it's just not evenly distributed” (William Gibson). Bernhard Schweizer, SAP: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing” (Helen Keller). Join us for Health Wearables Part 2 – The Next Breakthrough?

Technology Revolution: The Future of Now

en-usJune 10, 2015

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Episodes (3)

Meet An Innovator Who's Cleaning Up Surgeries And Lowering Complication Rates

127. Pills No More: Patches As The Future of Drug Delivery

Health Wearables Part 2 -- The Next Breakthrough?