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Episode 34 - Daniel Nathrath is the co-founder and CEO of Ada Health. Daniel founded Ada in 2011 alongside a team of doctors, scientists and industry pioneers, combining AI technology to create better outcomes for patients. Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

For the 100th episode, we have a very special guest...Steve Roest, CEO of PocDoc speaks to Daniel Nathrath, the co-founder and CEO of Ada Health. A serial entrepreneur, Daniel founded Ada in 2011 alongside a team of doctors, scientists and industry pioneers, combining AI technology with the world's medical knowledge to create better outcomes for patients.Widely acknowledged as the most accurate AI digital doctor, Ada Health has been the leader in the field of clinical-grade AI as a doctor-patient support for many years. Daniel is a visionary in the HealthTech space and has huge passion for providing access to healthcare for all, anywhere in the world, via your digital device.

Daniel Nathrath has had an exciting entrepreneurship journey building and exiting companies. He went on to build Ada Health, a revolutionary clinically-driven AI application that provides patients with in-depth health information. Ada Health has attracted funding from top-tier investors like Red River West, Bertelsman Investments, Farallon Capital, and Schroders Capital.

AMA President Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld leads a discussion with three other physicians on the use of AI in health care. Panelists are Dr. Claire Novorol, the founder and chief medical officer of Ada Health, a digital health company using AI to help diagnose and treat patients; Dr. Mark Sendak, a population health data science lead at Duke Institute for Health Innovation; and Dr. Alex Stinard, an emergency room physician and regional medical director of Envision Health Care in Florida. 

In this week's episode we share the three career defining pivots that brought Vishal to leading YouTube Health in the UK.  We discussed:

This episode is the last on in the series of three discussions about natural language processing in healthcare. In the first episode, I discussed the state of symptom checkers with Jeff Cutler, CCO of Ada Health - the leading symptom-checking provider. In the second episode, CEO of Suki, Punit Singh Soni, explained where voice technology is today in helping doctors better manage their medical records and notes taking. And today's discussion will give you a comment and critical perspective on using ChatGPT in healthcare and other large language models such as Google's MedPalm.  OBJECTIVES OF THE DISCUSSION:  To clarify the state of natural language processing in healthcare - to which extent is this moving from research to practical use,  To create a clear, realistic picture of ChatGPT and MedPaLM implications Speakers: Alexandre Lebrun - CEO of Nabla - a french company that has created an AI-based medical assistant that makes healthcare professionals more efficient. For instance, it automates clinical documentation and patient engagement.  Israel Krush, CEO of Hyro - mostly present in the US market - the world's first headache-free conversational AI, especially focused on healthcare. It's used for automation across call centers, mobile apps, websites and SMS include physician search, scheduling, prescription refills, FAQs and more. You're doing this mostly in the US, supporting patient communications for health systems like Mercy Health, Baptist Health and Novant Health.  Video recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzKTcjPX-qg&t=3s Newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ www.facesofdigitalhealth.com

ChatGPT has been entertaining and amazing the world in the last month, and there's no shortage of ideas and new inspiration about what AI could do for healthcare. In a short series of three episodes, we will touch upon this topic from three angles: will first take a look at the state of symptom checkers and their accuracy today, the development and state of voice tech and natural language processing for structuring data, and end with a comment on ChatGPT, chatbots and Google's recently released paper on MultiMedQA, a benchmark combining six existing open question answering datasets spanning professional medical exams, research, and consumer queries; and HealthSearchQA, a new free-response dataset of medical questions searched online.  Today you'll hear from a discussion with Jeff Cutler - Chief Commercial Officer of Ada Health, whom I spoke with at HLTH.  Ada is the world's most popular symptom assessment app, with 10 million users and 25 million completed assessments. Every three seconds, someone turns to Ada for personal health guidance. Discussion topics: the development of accuracy and business models of symptom checkers, how is Ada improving the accuracy of its algorithms, their partnership with the likes of Sutter Health to enhance the care patients receive even before entering the doctor's office. *** BTW: Did you check our newsletter yet? It only comes out every few weeks with a summary of a specific topic and an overview of past episodes. Go to fodh.substack.com.  Recap: https://www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/nlp-in-healthcare-1-the-state-of-symptom-checkers-jeff-cuttler-ada-health Leave a rating or review: www.lovethepodcast.com/facesofdigitalhealth Monthly newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ www.facesofdigitalhealth.com

In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Jack O'Brien speaks with Jeff Cutler, chief commercial officer at medical content firm Ada Health, about its chatbot-guided app that helps users determine if they need to see a doctor; working with biopharma on content designed to help patients better navigate the care journey; and integrating with large health systems and insurers.Follow us on twitter: @MMMnews www.mmm-online.com

Have you ever looked up your symptoms on Dr. Google only for it to mistakenly say you have cancer or something worse? In this episode, Peter Bannister, Vice President of Life Sciences at Ada Health, talks about how Ada has developed a more informed and accurate alternative for people to initially go to when feeling unwell. With the help of cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology, a vast medical knowledge engine behind it, and high clinical evidence expertise and standards, Ada Health can be used as an app or in other familiar interfaces to allow people to report symptoms and have a personalized question flow; The result of this is a set of suggested conditions that concur with their symptomatology. Ada has a user-friendly version for patients and one designed for the healthcare professional to review, accelerating the doctor-patient relationship. Peter explains how Ada focuses on low and middle-income countries and is available in 11 languages, including Swahili and Arabic. It seeks to be a reliable tool that triages users to the correct provider and form of treatment, allowing them to interact with an expert to get the support and care needed. Tune in to this episode to listen about how a combination of man and machine can transform the care that's delivered! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

HealthIMPACT Live Presents: Realizing the Promise of a Better, Faster Patient Experience at the Digital Front Door Originally Published: Aug 22, 2022YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/-CWTmdMpmZQNow more than ever, a patient's first interaction with a healthcare organization will be digital. Optimizing patients' experience at the digital front door, from falling ill to leaving the clinic or hospital, is critical. In this session, hear how AI is used to inform health decisions, enhance triage to appropriate care, and reduce avoidable costs. Specifically, our experts discuss:AI that raises the bar for clinical accuracy, user accessibility, and industry regulation Clinically driven AI and the evolving relationship between patients and cliniciansBuilding trust with physicians by building clinical validation into the processHow to ensure medical quality and clinical accuracy  Katie McMillan, CEO, Well Made Health, LLC Jeff Cutler, Chief Commercial Officer, Ada Health Raiyan Dalal, Client Success Manager, Ada Health

Symptome in die Google-Suchleiste eingeben, den ersten Symptomchecker öffnen, der im Browser angezeigt wird und am Ende besorgt sein, dass man statt einer Erkältung doch eine schwerwiegende Erkrankung hat: Dieses Szenario ist vielen von uns wahrscheinlich nicht unbekannt. Dabei bestätigen Studien, dass die von Online-Symptomcheckern getroffenen Diagnosen meist unzutreffend sind, und dass schon eine fünfminütige Internet-Recherche unsere Angst, an einer schweren Krankheit zu leiden, wesentlich steigern kann. In dieser Folge E-Health Pioneers vertritt Dr. Justus Meyer Host Andrea Buzzi. Er ist Head of Content & Storytelling bei The Medical Network und spricht heute mit Jonathan Muck, Senior Communications and Public Affairs Manager bei Ada Health. Jonathan erklärt unter anderem, wie sich der Symptomchecker von Ada von anderen Diagnosetools unterscheidet und was man mit einer Finanzierung in Höhe von 120 Millionen Dollar anfängt. Und auch einen weiteren Fan konnte Ada Health in diesem Gespräch gewinnen: unseren Vertretungs-Host Justus! Wenn auch ihr wissen wollt, was das Besondere am Symptomchecker von Ada Health ist und wie Jonathan Justus von der App überzeugen konnte, dann ist diese Folge E-Health Pioneers ein absolutes Must-Hear!

Dr Vishaal Virani is Head of UK Health at YouTube. He started his career as an NHS doctor, before moving to healthcare strategy consulting. He then worked at Ada Health as Business Development and Client Success Director, before becoming Global Digital Innovation Manager at Reckitt. Along the way he co-founded Doctorpreneurs which was one of the first and largest networks of doctor entrepreneurs. As well as his role at YouTube, Vishaal is also a Governor at the Royal Free London NHS Trust. This episode is a bit different to usual. This is a call in which I'm getting some mentorship advice on how to build my network in digital health, and how I should be leveraging this podcast to make useful and lasting connections. Although the advice is specific to my case, I think it's quite useful for anyone who's starting their career in healthcare and wants to do interesting things in research, entrepreneurship or policy. I think Vishaal's advice is quite broadly applicable to anyone in similar shoes. Towards the end we discuss YouTube's mission in healthcare, and some of the challenges that come along with it. I hope you enjoy. You can find me on Twitter @MustafaSultan and subscribe to my newsletter on www.musty.io

Wie gut kann künstliche Intelligenz Menschen helfen ihre Gesundheit bzw Symptome richtig einzuschätzen? Und welche Auswirkung hat diese Dienstleistung auf die Beteiligten im Gesundheitssystem? Viele weitere Fragen kann man stellen und Dr. Jan Multimeter forscht genau dazu bei Ada Health.

In der Mittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Daniel Fallscheer, Co-Founder und CEO von Daslab. Das Startup vernetzt mit seiner Plattform für medizinische Diagnostik Labore, Gesundheitsdienstleister, Medizinerinnen und Mediziner sowie Patientinnen und Patienten und hat für den weiteren Ausbau frische 6,2 Millionen Euro Seed-Kapital eingesammelt. Mit seiner Infrastruktur-Plattform bietet DasLab eine unabhängige Lösung zur Harmonisierung komplexer Abläufe beim Testen – von der Probenentnahme bis zur digitalen Übermittlung des Laborbefundes. Dabei ermöglicht das Unternehmen Anbietern aus dem Gesundheitsbereich sich via standardisierter Schnittstellen und weltweit anerkannter Datenstandards (FHIR & LOINC) schnell und sicher mit der Plattform zu verbinden. Nach eigenen Angaben hat DasLab so bereits über 60.000 Tests mit mehr als 50 Partnern in Deutschland und Spanien ermöglicht. Das Unternehmen hat nun seine Seed-Finanzierungsrunde abgeschlossen und insgesamt 6,2 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Speedinvest führte die Runde an, unter Beteiligung von Kaya Ventures, All Iron Ventures und Plug and Play. Außerdem investierten einige Business Angels, darunter die Gründer von Ada Health, Caresyntax, Doctoralia, Myoncare und Medneo in DasLab. Mit den finanziellen Mitteln aus der Finanzierungsrunde möchte DasLab seine Plattform weiterentwickeln, das Partnernetzwerk ausbauen und sein Team verstärken. Außerdem plant das Startup, in naher Zukunft „At Home“-Tests anzubieten. Daniel Fallscheer, Etienne Adriaenssen und Jeremy Langworthy gründeten DasLab im September 2020 in Berlin. One more thing wird präsentiert von Sastrify – Die smarte Lösung für das Management eurer Software-Verträge. Erhaltet jetzt eine kostenlose Analyse eurer SaaS Tools und alle weiteren Informationen unter https://www.sastrify.com/insider

Dr Claire Novorol trained as a Specialist Registrar in London before completing a PhD in Developmental Neurobiology at the University of Cambridge. With 18 months left until becoming a Consultant, she left Medicine to co-found Ada Health — an AI powered self-assessment health tool. Ada has raised $190 million dollars to date with over 10 million users. We speak about her decision to leave Medicine when she did, whether the NHS is where startups go to die and the power of timing and just taking a calculated risk when it makes sense for you. You can find me on Twitter @MustafaSultan and subscribe to my newsletter on www.musty.io

Take a look at the future of health. The Coronavirus pandemic has put individual and collective health at the center of attention and accelerated digitalization in many ways. How can this new health awareness continue to improve our lives? The same digital tools that have changed the way we work, shop, communicate, and learn are now rapidly changing how we care for our own health. Listen in as Daniel Nathrath of Ada Health and Dr. Karen Hackney of Bayer discuss how these events may change the way we view our health for good.

Diese Woche in der Zukunft: https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles/news/2020/neu-berufen-prof-dr-martin-hirsch (Martin Hirsch), Professor für Künstliche Intelligenz in der Medizin und Miterfinder der https://ada.com/de/ (Diagnose-Software ADA), beschreibt im Gespräch mit Michael Carl, wie KI die Medizin heute schon unterstützt und was Künstliche Intelligenz in zehn Jahren leisten wird. Er ist sich sicher: Künstliche Intelligenz wird unsere Haltung zu Medizin von Grund auf verändern – weg vom Fokus auf die Krankheit und hin zum Erhalt unserer Gesundheit. Personalisierte Prävention ist hier das Stichwort. Wenn Sie neugierig sind: Testen Sie ruhig mal die KI basierte Diagnose-Software ADA, gibt es in jedem App-Store, und berichten Sie uns Ihre Erfahrungen. Zu Gast dieser Woche: https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles/news/2020/neu-berufen-prof-dr-martin-hirsch (Martin Hirsch), Professor für Künstliche Intelligenz an der Universität Marburg, Co-Founder und Chief Scientific Advisor bei https://ada.com/de/ (ADA Health)

Stephen Nock is leading Customer Experience at Ada Health, a global health company created by doctors to improve human health by transforming knowledge into better outcomes. Their product is the world's most popular symptom assessment app, with 10 million users and 20 million completed assessments. Every three seconds, someone turns to Ada for personal health guidance.In such an environment and with so many people dependant on the service, customer experience really matters.This is also why Konstanty Sliwowski, founder of School of Hiring  and a veteran recruiter and recruitment executive speaks with Stephen about what we can learn from customer experience professionals and how these learnings can be applied to hiring, interviewing and employer branding.After all, candidates are your customers and the product they are buying is you, your vision, values and business.

Prof. Martin Hirsch ist Neurowissenschaftler und Mitgründer von Ada Health, einem Unternehmen, welches mittels App auf der Basis von künstlicher Intelligenz Patient:innen dabei hilft ihre Symptome besser zu verstehen. Dafür wird in der App ein self assessment durchgeführt, welches dann zu konkreten Diagnosevorschlägen führt. Im Interview spricht Tobias Krick mit Prof. Hirsch über seine ersten unternehmerischen Schritte - aus der Wissenschaft ins Unternehmertum und wieder zurück. Prof. Hirsch gibt dabei Einblicke in die ganze Ada Health Journey, die aufbauend auf vorherigen Unternehmungen entstanden ist. Er reflektiert mit uns seine unternehmerischen Fehler und die Erfolge, die er und sein Team mit Ada feiern durften und gibt uns sogar Einblicke zu der Frage des Geschäftsmodells von Ada. Außerdem sprechen die beiden über das Thema künstliche Intelligenz und Vertrauen, die Relevanz von Daten für die Medizin von morgen und vieles mehr! Das Interview gibt tiefe Einblicke in die Denkweise eines extrem sinngetriebenen und erfolgreichen Entrepreneurs und Wissenschaftlers. Es ist ein "Must-Listen" für alle, die sich für Entrepreneurship und Innovation im Gesundheitswesen begeistern. Du findest Prof. Martin Hirsch hier: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-martin-christian-hirsch-8636855/ Ada Health findet man unter anderem hier: https://ada.com/de/ Du erreichst Tobias Krick unter: tk@healthcare-innovations.de https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobias-krick-8a8627160/ https://twitter.com/Tobias_Krick https://www.instagram.com/healthcare_innovations_team/ https://www.xing.com/profile/Tobias_Krick3 https://healthcare-innovations.de/ Bildquelle Prof Hirsch: Thomas Stoll (txs-Pictures), Thomas X. Stoll Schwarzacker 15 35392 Gießen Germany

Diese Woche in der Zukunft: https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles/news/2020/neu-berufen-prof-dr-martin-hirsch (Martin Hirsch), Professor für Künstliche Intelligenz in der Medizin und Miterfinder der https://ada.com/de/ (Diagnose-Software ADA), beschreibt im Gespräch mit Michael Carl, wie KI die Medizin heute schon unterstützt und was Künstliche Intelligenz in zehn Jahren leisten wird. Er ist sich sicher: Künstliche Intelligenz wird unsere Haltung zu Medizin von Grund auf verändern – weg vom Fokus auf die Krankheit und hin zum Erhalt unserer Gesundheit. Personalisierte Prävention ist hier das Stichwort. Wenn Sie neugierig sind: Testen Sie ruhig mal die KI basierte Diagnose-Software ADA, gibt es in jedem App-Store, und berichten Sie uns Ihre Erfahrungen. Der Gast dieser Woche:https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles/news/2020/neu-berufen-prof-dr-martin-hirsch (Martin Hirsch), Professor für Künstliche Intelligenz an der Universität Marburg, Co-Founder und Chief Scientific Advisor bei https://ada.com/de/ (ADA Health)

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Hi guys, and welcome to Health Tech Matters. Today our guest is Annie Liu, senior UX researcher at Ada health, applied anthropologist. In this episode we are discussing: - frameworks to prioritize user research findings - reflections about the past experience and how to make it work - stakeholder engagement - measuring UX research - implementation of the research findings and many more! Our guest, Annie Liu: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liuannies/ _______ My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-borysova/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hi! My name is Mary and I am a healthcare product designer. In this season of Health Tech Matters, I will be talking to product designers, researchers, and branding experts in healthcare startups such as Ada Health, Babylon Health, and many more. We will be discussing the frameworks design teams use, their processes, and measuring success. Subscribe and Stay tuned! _______ My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-borysova/

Amazon Cares already has customers, Clover has become a meme stock, Transcarent has got a Series B that they closed already, and OneDrop has hit 25 billion biometric data points – what the hell is going on in digital health? Today on Health in 2 Point 00, we still have lots of deals to cover. Monogram, an end-stage kidney disease company, raises $160 million. LetsGetChecked raises $150 million in a Series D – all of these at-home testing companies are getting a push because of COVID. Next, Lenus raises €50M in a Series A, making it the biggest ever single A round in Denmark. Transcarent gets $58 million in a Series B already, and Ada Health raises $90 million for their symptom assessment chatbot.

Daniel Nathrath ist Gründer und CEO von Ada Health, einem Vordiagnose-Tool für Krankheiten, angetrieben von Künstlicher Intelligenz. In dieser Folge geht es um die Digitalisierung von Medizin: Wie kann Künstliche Intelligenz dabei helfen, Krankheiten früh zu erkennen, Leben zu retten und dem Gesundheitssystem unnötige Kosten zu sparen? Ärzte verbringen heute einen erklecklichen Teil ihrer Zeit damit, Patienten die Krankheiten auszureden, die sich nach dem Besuch bei Google eingebildet haben, und stattdessen professionelle Diagnosen zu stellen. Gibt es einen besseren Weg als Google, um Symptome selbst richtig einzuordnen und auszuwerten? Das fragten sich Daniel Nathrath und seine Mitgründer. Herausgekommen ist Ada Health. Gegründet 2011 in Berlin, heute ein Navigator durch 10.000 Krankheitsbilder und mehr als 12.000 Symptome, 10 Millionen Nutzern und 20 Millionen Symptom-Bewertungen. Eine Folge über die Chancen KI-basierter Medizin, und die Irrungen und Wirrungen gefährlichen Halbwissens aus dem Netz. Das Gespräch führt Christoph Keese.

As a seasoned finance expert, Niels Boon's career is an interesting mix of consulting, strategic finance at large companies, and do-it-all CFO work. Having worked for businesses like Zalando, Ada Health and Bonial, he recently decided to join Danish beauty subscription service GOODIEBOX. In this episode, Niels explains how it feels to change roles in the middle of the pandemic, and why he always starts by observing and learning – despite all his experience.

How do you capitalise on a problem spanning 5% of Google searches? Daniel Nathrath is the Co-founder and CEO of Ada Health; a self-assessment health app for patients. Ada has 10 million users, 250,000 5-star ratings and they've raised just shy of $100M. They've been backed by Philip Schindler (Google's Chief Business Officer_ and William Tunstall-Pedoe; who created Amazon Alexa. We discuss some of the details behind starting Ada and its initial reception from doctors, some of its successes and future direction and finally we talk about Daniel's leadership philosophy and some of the things he's learnt as Ada's grown. I hope you enjoy. You can find me on Twitter @MustafaSultan and subscribe to my newsletter on www.musty.io

This week, James is joined by Vishaal Virani, a doctor by background now working in digital health. After spending a couple of years in the NHS Vishaal spent some time in healthcare strategy consulting. He then moved into digital health, working at Ada Health, an AI-powered symptom assessment technology. He is now developing digital health innovations for RB, which owns brands such as Nurofen, Gaviscon and Durex. He is also a co-founder of Doctorpreneurs, the global community of healthcare innovators. Get in Touch with Vishaal: Dr. Vishaal Virani, MBBS | LinkedIn Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon

The latest Digital Health Unplugged looks at the importance of collaboration between suppliers and the benefits it brings the digital health market. Joining host Andrea Downey is David Hancock healthcare executive advisor InterSystems and vendor co-chair of INTEROPen, and Daniel Nathrath, co-founder and chief executive of Ada Health.

Der Podcast rund um Künstliche Intelligenz von und mit Roland Becker und Dr. Sirko Straube. In dieser Folge schauen wir uns mit unserem Studiogast Alexa Beispiele für die Anwendung von Künstlicher Intelligenz im Alltag an.// Shownotes:• Handelsblatt "Sieben Beispiele für Künstliche Intelligenz im Alltag": https://www.handelsblatt.com/technik/digitale-revolution/handelsblatt-tagung-sieben-beispiele-fuer-kuenstliche-intelligenz-im-alltag/24134058.html• Telekom Smart Speaker mit Fraunhofer Technologie: https://www.telekom.de/smarte-produkte/smart-speaker/telekom-smart-speaker• Alexa Prize: https://developer.amazon.com/alexaprize• Google Duplex: https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/05/duplex-ai-system-for-natural-conversation.html• Google Maps Fake-Stau mit 99 Smartphones: https://www.wired.com/story/99-phones-fake-google-maps-traffic-jam/• Absatz von Navigationsgeräten in Deutschland von 2005 bis 2018: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/3902/umfrage/entwicklung-der-verkaufszahlen-von-navigationsgeraeten-seit-2005/• Ada Health: https://ada.com/de/// Mit dabei:• Hosts: Roland Becker, Sirko Straube• Sidekick & Produktion: Julian Moeser// Über uns:• Website: https://thinkreactor.com// Folge uns:• Instagram: https://thinkreactor.com/instagram• Twitter: https://thinkreactor.com/twitter• Facebook: https://thinkreactor.com/facebook// Höre uns:• Soundcloud: https://thinkreactor.com/soundcloud• Apple Podcasts: https://thinkreactor.com/apple• Google Podcasts: https://thinkreactor.com/google• Spotify: https://thinkreactor.com/spotify• Deezer: https://thinkreactor.com/deezer• TuneIn: https://thinkreactor.com/tunein• Audio Now: https://thinkreactor.com/audionow• Stitcher: https://thinkreactor.com/stitcher• Feed: https://thinkreactor.com/feed See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

COVID-19 might be invisible to the eye, but we surely can visualize those who are actively fighting this pandemic with digital grit! Vincent Zimmer, Managing Director of ICME Invest & Shareholder, and his team are actively aiming to flatten the curve and lessen the burden on medical systems by digitizing the patient journey. We look forward to deep diving into how Vincent and his team are managing this difficult time and what impacts health digitalization is making on flattening the curve! Vincent is experienced in building successful start-ups across different industries such as digital education and digital health with a passion for solving complex problems. He co-founded Kiron, a highly successful higher education platform for refugees, and supported several digital health ventures in business development including ADA Health. He has also received several awards and mentions for his accomplishments including Young Global Leader from the Westerwelle Foundation in 2015, Responsible Leader from the BMW Stiftung in 2015 and appeared on the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2015.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This is the third in a series of conversations from the Slush conference in Helsinki. In this episode, VentureBeat European tech correspondent Chris O'Brien speaks with Claire Novorol, founder and chief medical officer of ADA Health, a global health company founded by doctors, scientists, and industry pioneers. ADA’s core system connects medical knowledge with intelligent technology to help all people actively manage their health and medical professionals to deliver effective care. Claire speaks about her background as a medical professional, how it influenced vital decisions for the company, and what the future looks like from here.

Techniker Krankenkasse beendet Zusammenarbeit mit Ada EU-Grenzschützer starten Regeleinsatz von Überwachungsdrohnen USA äußern "große Bedenken" gegen internationale Digitalsteuer UND Schleswig-Holsteins Moore sollen CO2-Speicher werden Die Techniker Krankenkasse hat die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Berliner Unternehmen Ada Health beendet. Als Grund verweist die TK die Datenschutz-mängel in der Gesundheits-App von Ada Health, über die das Computermagazin c't berichtetet hatte. In einer Erklärung der TK heißt es, man habe einen IT-Sicherheitsdienstleister mit der Prüfung beauftragt, der die Vorwürfe von c't nicht vollständig entkräften konnte. Auch das TÜV-Siegel, mit dem die ADA-App im App Store und Play Store zunächst beworben wurde, ist inzwischen verschwunden. Neben der Europäischen Agentur für die Sicherheit des Seeverkehrs EMSA setzt jetzt auch die Grenz- und Küstenwache Frontex regulär auf Drohnen. Der Wirkbetrieb begann im 4. Quartal 2019. Als Verwendungszwecke für die unbemannten Luftfahrzeuge nannte die Kommission die "allgemeine Seeüberwachung" und die Grenzkontrolle von Griechenland aus. Die EMSA hat derweil laut der Auskunft der Kommission für 2019 zehn Verträge über Drohneneinsätze abgeschlossen. US-Finanzminister Steven Mnuchin hat "große Bedenken" zu den internationalen Plänen für eine gerechtere Besteuerung großer Internetkonzerne geäußert. Die USA lehnten insbesondere Bestrebungen ab, künftig Steuern auf Umsätze und nicht auf Gewinne zu erheben. Der im Oktober von der OECD vorgelegte Entwurf sieht unter anderem vor, dass die Besteuerung sich nicht nur am Firmensitz orientiert. Stattdessen sollen internationale Unternehmen auch dort Abgaben zahlen, wo ihre Kunden sitzen und die Unternehmen Gewinne erzielen. Mit Hilfe von Mooren, neuen Wäldern und Grünland will Umweltminister Jan Philipp Albrecht Schleswig-Holsteins Klimabilanz kräftig aufbessern. "Ziel ist die jährliche Bindung von 700.000 Tonnen klimaschädlichem Kohlendioxid bis 2030", sagte der Grünen-Politiker der dpa. Das entspreche in etwa dem Ausstoß eines kleineren Kohlekraftwerks. Für den Einstieg in einen "biologischen Klimaschutz" stünden sofort drei Millionen Euro zusätzlich bereit. Diese und weitere aktuelle Nachrichten finden Sie ausführlich auf heise.de

Ada Health überträgt weiterhin Krankheitssymptome an Dritte Starke Bedenken gegen Gesundheits-Apps auf Rezept Ermittler nehmen 337 Nutzer einer Darknet-Plattform fest Alexa isoliert Senioren nicht Das Webinterface von Ada, das die US-Gesundheitsfirma Shutter Health nutzt, sendet nach wie vor Krankheitsdaten an Amplitude – trotz anders lautender Beteuerungen. Mike Kuketz und c't hatten bereits erhebliche Datenschutzmängel in der App der Ada Health GmbH gefunden. Zusätzlich zur App bietet Ada auch ein Web-Interface für seine Chat-KI an, das der kalifornische Gesundheitsdienstleister Sutter Health nutzt – dort natürlich nicht nach den Vorgaben der europäischen DSGVO. Anders als die Android-App überträgt diese Web-Version von Ada noch immer Daten an Amplitude – einschließlich der vom Nutzer eingegebenen Symptome und der eingesehen Diagnosevorschläge. Einzelheiten zu dem Fall lesen Sie auf ct.de. Die Digitalisierung in der medizinischen Versorgung ist laut Experten zwar löblich. Der von der Bundesregierung eingeschlagene Weg, über ein Gesetz Gesundheits-Anwendungen auf Kassenkosten insbesondere auf mobile Endgeräte zu bringen, erschien vielen der fast 40 Sachverständigen in einer Mammutanhörung im Bundestag aber als falsch. Mehrere kritisierten, dass der Datenschutz bei dem ganzen Konzept nicht ausreichend gewährleistet werde. Ermittler aus den USA, Südkorea, Deutschland und anderen Staaten haben die bisher größte Website für Kinderpornografie im Darknet gestoppt. Rund um die Welt seien deswegen bislang 337 Nutzer festgenommen und angeklagt worden, erklärte das US-Justizministerium. Zudem seien 23 Kinder aus Missbrauchssituationen gerettet worden. Den Ermittlern der US-Steuerbehörde war es gelungen, Zahlungsströme in der Blockchain nachzuverfolgen, so dass der Standort des Servers aufgedeckt werden konnte. Experten sorgten sich, dass die bei älteren Menschen beliebten Sprachassistenten einsam machen könnten. Das Gegenteil ist der Fall, wie eine Studie gemeinnütziger Organisationen gezeigt hat, berichtet Technology Review. Einundsiebzig Prozent der Teilnehmer fühlten sich ihrer Familie und Gemeinde sogar näher. Diese und weitere aktuelle Nachrichten finden Sie ausführlich auf heise.de

My guest today is Claus Hoefele. He is currently an Engineering Manager at Ada Health in Berlin, a global health company that provides services which help people actively manage their health and medical professionals to deliver effective care. In his role, Claus supports cross-functional teams that turn Ada‘s technologies into products which help millions of people.Claus worked for many years as a software engineer in Japan, Australia, and Germany. Grown from a senior engineer into a tech lead and from there into an engineering manager, Claus now focuses fully on coaching teams and people to become successful in agile software delivery. Originally from the south of Germany, he‘s been living in Berlin with his family for more than 7 years.If you enjoy the conversation and want to be notified when we release another one, be sure to subscribe! Thanks for listening, I hope you find it useful! Episode Sponsor This episode of The Project Oxygen Podcast is brought to you by Caissa Global.Caissa is a boutique technology recruitment agency matching software engineers and senior tech executives with companies in Berlin since 2009. Their unique approach and dedication to Berlin has stood out against the broader recruitment space, through their deep understanding of niche specialisations, quality of service, speed and professionalism.If you’re hiring tech talent, or looking for your next challenge, get in touch today with one of their specialist recruiters. For more information Google Caissa (CAISSA) Recruitment or visit their website https://www.caissa-global.com/Resources Things AppMeeting PulseStolpersteine AppServant LeadershipLead Dev BerlinCTO Roundtable BerlinRands Leadership SlackOren Ellenbogen's NewsletterBook: Radical CandourBook: Get Things DoneBook: Servant as LeaderBook: Power of Servant Leadership Connect with Claus https://twitter.com/claushoefelehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/claushoefele/Connect with Ionuthttps://twitter.com/ionutroghinahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ionutroghina/Musichttps://www.purple-planet.comContactcontact@projectoxygen.io

ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Claire Novorol's career has been guided by her deep interest in developing creative solutions to tackle real world problems. At Ada, she is responsible for overseeing medical affairs, clinical partnerships and for ensuring Ada's products are tailored to support patient needs. She has advised several health startups throughout her career, and also founded Doctorpreneurs - a global community of over 10,0000 medical professionals who share an interest in health entrepreneurship. Prior to Ada, Claire worked as a Paediatrician and Clinical Geneticist within the NHS. She also has a degree in Pathology and a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Cambridge. ABOUT THE EPISODE: If you take the U-Bahn in Berlin you must have noticed those huge posters saying “Hi I'm Ada I can help if you are feeling unwell”. And Ada actually does just that-it puts an AI doctor in your pocket. Anytime you feel unwell you can indicate your symptoms in the Ada app and it gives you direction on how to proceed. Awesome no? What's even more awesome is that Ada raised $69.3M to push full steam ahead and influence the health system for the better. We are overly excited to have had Dr. Claire Novorol at The Family for a fireside-chat lead by Balthazar De Lavergne, Director at The Family. She is the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Ada and shared valuable insights with us. *** Learn more about The Family and apply to join us here: thefamily.co Check out the video of the talk here: An evening with Claire Novorol, Founder & CMO of Ada Health Check out other videos on our Youtube channel: Startupfood Check out our events here: The Family Events We also write amazing articles: Medium

 Digital Assistants in Healthcare - Alexa, Google Home, and Siri This is our first “Super Test” episode! We put Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant through their paces as we explore the current state of Digital Assistants as Health Technology and discuss the future possibilities for the technology. https://youtu.be/_haQ4vhJ7hw Watch this episode on YouTube for the best experience: 1.50 What we have been   2.05 Nikki Kanani episode 2.50 Standing desks for GPs 3.45 HTN and Digital week - How to work quicker in primary care 4.40 RCGP Bright Ideas 5.40 Digital GP fellowships - contact us 6.30 How we are testing them 8.00 We tested performance in the following areas: Emergency AssistanceFinding ServicesAccessing and Booking ServicesHealth InformationHealth Advice/Assessment How we scored for each question: Winner = 3 pointsRunner up = 2 pointsBottom of the class but gave a sensible answer = 1 pointFail = 0 pointsSafety concern = -3 points If you are interested: Alexa Echo: Bought at Amazon or major retailers RRP £89.99 Alexa Dot: Bought at Amazon or major retailers RRP £39.99 Google Home: Bought at Google or retailers RRP £49-89 Apple Siri: Available on all Apple products like the Apple Watch or iPad. Emergency Assistance  Amazon AlexaApple SiriGoogle Home08.30 Call me an Ambulance23011.15 Tell me how to do CPR02314.45 How to treat a nose bleed21317.50 What do I do if someone swallows bleach?03-3!! 12.15 Explaining what Alexa Skills are. 20.45 Note - Apple switched the search engine behind Siri back to Google from Microsoft Bing on 25/9/17 Finding Services  Amaxon AlexaApple SiriGoogle Home22.10 Where is my nearest A&E? Can you send me directions?00326.15 I think I have a sexually transmitted infection?013 Accessing and Booking Services  Amazon AlexaApple SiriGoogle Home30.00 Book me an appointment at my GP?000 https://youtu.be/D5VN56jQMWM Health Information  Amazon AlexaApple SiriGoogle Home37.20 Tell me about simvastatin?200… Common side effects?003 Health Advice/Assessment  Amazon AlexaApple SiriGoogle Home42.00 I have a headache… what should I do?10148.25 Open Headspace - no winner333 43.15 Doctor Alex Alexa Skill - 47.20 What could happen if others try to develop skills like Babylon Health or Ada Health? Special mention to some other Amazon Alexa skills HeadspaceBodycoachFirst aid by British Red Cross - Alexa, ask first aid how to look after someone with a seizure 50.40 Summary impressions 52.30 Considerations Security of data and use. 55.10 Regulation 55.30 Check out ORCHA Final Score Cards: Winner: Google Assistant - 16 points Impressive and surprised us in places. The Good Generally the b

This week, Andrii Degeler and Natalie Novick talk about the Copyright Directive and its consequences, the changes in the autotech and mobility landscape, making sense of VC funding numbers, life without the tech giants, and more. There's also a fascinating interview with Claire Novorol, co-founder and chief medical officer of Ada Health. Check out the full show notes on Tech.eu: https://tech.eu/news/podcast-105-copyright-directive-autotech-news-interview-claire-novorol-ada-health For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Many apps measure success in MAUs and DAUs, but this approach doesn’t cut it for every category. For that you are going to need a deeper understanding of audiences and better approach to re-engagement, combining both will drive frequent use and build lasting trust. Our host and Chief Content Officer Peggy Anne Salz catches up with Marvin Rottenberg, VP of Marketing at Ada Health. The company’s conversational health companion app--developed by doctors, scientists and engineers--provides users personalized medical insights and advises on appropriate next steps. Marvin, recently named App Marketer of the Year(2018), shares how Ada Health uses creatives and feedback to stay top of mind with users—even when they aren’t relying on the app to assess their symptoms. Marvin also discusses how the app relies on other input, such as location, to trigger use and deepen engagement.

Interview with Nanette Oddo President of Ada Health is bringing very interesting insights about personalized health care. During the Connected Health Summit 2018 in San Diego we are talking about technology from patient perspective and how digital savvy can empower citizens to manage their health.

Daniel Nathrath, CEO of Ada Health, tell Steve Krupa how the company's AI-infused app - one of the fastest growing apps in healthcare - will help patients triage their own ailments and connect to physicians. The company recently raised $47 million from investors.