Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare

Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare
Podcast Description
This podcast, brought to you by AMS Healthcare, explores the convergence of technology and compassion in healthcare today.
Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare will host conversations between leading researchers, scientists and healthcare providers, as well as patients and caregivers, as they confront the challenges threatening our healthcare system, especially in the face of the pandemic. Join us as they discuss the opportunities for digital health to innovate all aspects of our healthcare today, and tomorrow. They will share their hope for technology, and they will share some cautionary tales about what they are seeing in the field. We hope to foster open and frank discussions about how they think we should integrate technology into the health-care system in a way that enhances – and doesn’t diminish – compassionate care. Because ultimately, we want these discussions to help us all advance the cause of better healthcare for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers everywhere.
If there was ever a time to uphold compassion as the bedrock and guiding principle of healthcare, it’s now! Join us for these illuminating conversations as AMS Healthcare explores “Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes including the integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare, digital mental health interventions, and compassionate care models. Notable episodes address the urgent scaling of AI in primary care, the role of technology in end-of-life care, and the impact of social determinants of health on care accessibility, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This podcast, brought to you by AMS Healthcare, explores the convergence of technology and compassion in healthcare today.
Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare will host conversations between leading researchers, scientists and healthcare providers, as well as patients and caregivers, as they confront the challenges threatening our healthcare system, especially in the face of the pandemic. Join us as they discuss the opportunities for digital health to innovate all aspects of our healthcare today, and tomorrow. They will share their hope for technology, and they will share some cautionary tales about what they are seeing in the field. We hope to foster open and frank discussions about how they think we should integrate technology into the health-care system in a way that enhances – and doesn’t diminish – compassionate care. Because ultimately, we want these discussions to help us all advance the cause of better healthcare for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers everywhere.
If there was ever a time to uphold compassion as the bedrock and guiding principle of healthcare, it’s now! Join us for these illuminating conversations as AMS Healthcare explores “Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare.
Thank you for joining us for this special episode of Good Tech Compassionate Healthcare. In May of 2024, AMS Healthcare was thrilled to convene 170 healthcare stakeholders from across Ontario to delve into the timely and ethical scaling of AI in our healthcare sector. The insights we gained were invaluable. The conference revealed a consensus that there is an urgent need to deploy AI solutions in the most capacity-challenged areas of our healthcare system, particularly in primary care. This move is crucial to reducing workforce burnout and improving workflows. Many of the leaders that we spoke to at our conference were asked a series of questions about AI in healthcare, and we will be sharing their insightful responses in these special episodes.
The leaders featured in Part Two are:
Jennifer Gibson – Director of the University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics
Suresh Balu – Director for Duke Institute for Health Innovations
Nicole Woods – Director of The Institute of Education Research at the University Health Network
Carla Velastegui – Caregiver Advocate in the Digital Healthcare Sector
Dr Amol Verma – Physician and Scientist at St. Michael’s Hospital Unity Health
Anna Foat – Patient Partner and Advocate
Laura Desveaux – Science Lead and Learning Health System Program Lead at Trillium Health Partners
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