Podcasts about Babylon Health

Ali Parsa founded Babylon Health, which he grew to a $4.1bn equity valuation in 2021 before it entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation in 2023. Tune in to hear this amazing story, including Ali's thoughts on: How has your backstory, escaping Iran in the 80s, informed your approach to entrepreneurship? (2:20) How have you managed to fundraise so successfully? (3:21) What advice do you have for others who are fundraising? (8:01) How did you scale revenues so quickly?(11:24) How did you break into the right distribution channels? (15:12) How do you identify the right person at partner organisations? (16:18) Was launching in the UK rather than US a mistake? (20:40) How did you decide which markets to go after? (25:06) What can board members do to encourage better cross-functional collaboration? (28:24) What value did you get from investor-directors? (31:13) What lessons did you learn through bankruptcy? (35:44) ⚡The Lightning Round ⚡(38:39) Host: Oliver CummingsProducer: Will Felton Music: Kate Mac Audio: Nick Kold Email: podcast@nurole.com Web: https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom

Today on the podcast we have Ali Parsa - founder of two unicorn health businesses - Babylon Health and Circle Health.Ali was born in Iran, but left when he was 16, in the aftermath of the Iranian revolution.  Amazingly, he taught himself UK high school, and went on to study civil and environmental engineering at University College London.He sold a media company he started during university, and then joined the investment banking world. 20 years ago, he set up Circle Health - the first private company to run a UK NHS hospital, which became Europe's largest partnership of clinicians with around £200 million of annual revenue and about 3,000 employees. Circle Health was taken public in 2012, when Ali stepped down as CEO.Then, in 2014 - Ali formed Babylon Health, a health service provider that enabled users to have virtual consultations with doctors via text and video on its app. At its height, Babylon was a unicorn - and Ali led Babylon's listing on the NYSE. But share prices dropped at flotation to below $1, with Ali calling the decision to go public through a SPAC an "unbelievable, unmitigated disaster".And now he's bringing a lifetime of lessons from right at the top of American and British healthcare to his next company: Quadrivia - an all-in-one AI health assistant.In this episode we talk about how AI can transform healthcare, what Ali learnt from Babylon Health, and what the perfect age is to build a startup.

Eric Landry is a seasoned AI and Machine Learning leader with extensive expertise in software engineering and practical applications in NLP, document classification, and conversational AI. With technical proficiency in Java, Python, and key ML tools, he leads the Expedia Machine Learning Engineering Guild and has spoken at major conferences like Applied Intelligence 2023 and KDD 2020. AI in Healthcare // MLOps Podcast #249 with Eric Landry, CTO/CAIO @ Zeteo Health. // Abstract Eric Landry discusses the integration of AI in healthcare, highlighting use cases like patient engagement through chatbots and managing medical data. He addresses benchmarking and limiting hallucinations in LLMs, emphasizing privacy concerns and data localization. Landry maintains a hands-on approach to developing AI solutions and navigating the complexities of healthcare innovation. Despite necessary constraints, he underscores the potential for AI to proactively engage patients and improve health outcomes. // Bio Eric Landry is a technology veteran with 25+ years of experience in the healthcare, travel, and computer industries, specializing in machine learning engineering and AI-based solutions. Holding a Masters in SWE (NLP thesis topic) from the University of Texas at Austin, 2005. He has showcased his expertise and leadership in the field with three US patents, published articles on machine learning engineering, and speaking engagements at the 2023 Applied Intelligence Live, 2020 KDD conference, Data Science Salon 2024, and former leader of Expedia's MLE guild. Formerly, Eric was the director of AI Engineering and Conversation Platform at Babylon Health and Expedia. Currently CTO/CAIO at Zeteo Health. // MLOps Jobs board https://mlops.pallet.xyz/jobs // MLOps Swag/Merch https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/ // Related Links Website: https://www.zeteo.health/ Building Threat Detection Systems: An MLE's Perspective // Jeremy Jordan // MLOps Podcast #134: https://youtu.be/13nOmMJuiAo --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://mlops.community/ Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Eric on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeric-landry/ Timestamps: [00:00] Eric's preferred coffee [00:16] Takeaways [01:16] Please like, share, leave a review, and subscribe to our MLOps channels! [01:32] ML and AI in 2005 [04:43] Last job at Babylon Health [10:57] Data access solutions [14:35] Prioritize AI ML Team Success [16:39] Eric's current work [20:36] Engage in holistic help [22:13] High-stakes chatbots [27:30] Navigating Communication Across Diverse Communities [31:49] When Bots Go Wrong [34:15] Health care challenges ahead [36:05] Behavioral health tech challenges [39:45] Stress from Apps Notifications [41:11] Combining different guardrails tools [47:16] Navigating Privacy AI [50:12] Wrap up

Amir leads Fintech and Insurtech investing at AV8 and has been one of the earliest investors in the Insurtech space. Amir has been an entrepreneur, operator and investor with over 15 years of experience, working with early and mid-stage companies on financing, partnerships and strategic growth initiatives. Prior to AV8, Amir was an investment director and founding team member at Munich Re Ventures where he lead and managed investment efforts for two of the funds and made early bets in Insurtech, Mobility and Digital Health in companies like Next Insurance, Inshur, HDVI, Spruce, Ridecell, Babylon Health etc.. Earlier Amir worked for several venture funds, including Route 66 Ventures, focusing on Fintech and Insurtech, and investing in companies such as Simplesurance and DriveWealth. He began his career in Germany as a network engineer and subsequently at Legodo AG (acquired by Open Text, OTEX (NASDAQ)), an enterprise software startup, where he held several roles in sales, business development and product management until acquisition. In 2019, Amir was ranked 11 out of 100 on Global Corporate Venture's Rising Stars list and was named a “VC Champions Select” by All Raise. Amir lives in San Francisco and holds an MBA from Georgetown McDonough School of Business, a BS in Business Informatics from RFH Cologne in Germany and is currently finishing an MS in Law from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. Highlights from the Show Amir started investing in InsurTech in the mid-2010s, and spent most of his investing career at Munich Re in their Ventures team, as the third member of the team They started investing in industrial IoT and similar topics since their funding was from Hartford Steam Boiler (HSB) In 2016, there was more of a pivot into InsurTech as it emerged At AV8, Amir focuses on early stage, focused on very early stage to some revenue traction but still pre-series-A generally Their majority LP is Allianz, and the fund is heavily FinTech-focused They like risk taking businesses like MGAs and full-stack carriers because of the long-term returns, plus the difficulty in selling to insurance companies and surviving the long sales cycles Amir has focused on niche markets or areas where incumbents lack digital solutions, and leading with building a new insurance approach and adding tech after it's established Investing in long-term ideas may take longer, but then there's strong moats that can stop competitors from eating your lunch, which is harder to do with short-term ideas or SaaS areas Investment has gotten tough, but there are investors out there still; they just may be looking more critically at profit potential than might have happened in the past InsurTechs that went public and haven't done well were not alone – the market more broadly was pushing a lot of startups to go public so investors could get returns, but for many it proved too soon to go public because fundamentals weren't there yet This episode is brought to you by The Future of Insurance book series (future-of-insurance.com) from Bryan Falchuk. Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of Hyperbeat Music, available to stream or download on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music and more.

Ben Sauer shares why designers need to be better presenters, how to keep stakeholders awake and engaged, and what to do when disaster inevitably strikes. Highlights include: Is how design is presented more important than the design itself? How do you help stakeholders to relate more powerfully to design work? What is the Goldilocks Zone and how can designer's find it quickly? Why can it be useful to show stakeholders design work bit-by-bit? How do you deal with difficult people when presenting design work? ====== Who is Ben Sauer? Ben is an independent product and design strategist, coach, and trainer, helping companies to craft the vision for their products, and to inspire better internal processes and practices. Drawing on over 20 years of experience, he has written and spoken about strategic storytelling, voice UI design, and how slowing down can help organisations to speed up. And his insights have been put to use at organisations such as NASA, Amazon and the BBC. Ben's most recent mission is helping designers to become more influential by becoming more confident communicators of their work. That's why he's recently published a book called “Death by Screens”, a practical how-to guide for presenting high stakes design work. Before becoming an independent consultant, Ben worked at Babylon Health, where he was first a Director of Design and then a Director of Product. There, he led a large team of over 100 designers, clinicians, data scientists and engineers. He has also been a Senior UX Designer at Clearleft, the world-renowned and perhaps first UX design consultancy in the United Kingdom. ====== Find Ben here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensauer/ Website: https://bensauer.net/ X: https://twitter.com/bensauer Death By Screens: How to Present High-Stakes Digital Design Work and Live to Tell the Tale -  https://bensauer.net/deathbyscreens/ ====== Liked what you heard and want to hear more? Subscribe and support the show by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSpaceInBetween/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/ ====== Hosted by Brendan Jarvis: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/ Website: https://thespaceinbetween.co.nz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendanjarvis/

In this week's episode Tom shares his journey as a commercial leader taking healthtech companies from seed stage to multi billion dollar listings on the NYSE! We discussed:

Episode 34: Ben Lillington-Lester and Tom Goldberg The Recruitment Network provides a platform for successful recruitment leaders to share their stories, experiences and perspectives on what it takes to get to the next level. This episode presents an engaging conversation between two great business leaders: Ben Lillington-Lester, COO at Search Talent and Tom Goldberg, Director of DS Recruitment. Sneak Peak: Ben Lillington-Lester: Chief Operating Officer at Search Talent Recruitment Consultants in Dublin, Ireland. Reporting directly to the CEO and responsible for the daily operations of the business. Tom Goldberg: Specialist AI Scientific & AI Engineering Recruiter. 7+ years experience recruiting for Scientists & Engineers within AI. Previously held TA Manager position at Babylon Health, building out their AI Research tribe amongst other things. Tune in below!

The Sunday Times' tech correspondent Danny Fortson brings on Hugh Harvey, managing director of consultancy Hardian Health, to talk about his time at Babylon Health (4:30), his first look at the company's “artificial intelligence” (7:00), why it's hard to build a medical chatbot (11:30), the siloed nature of the company (14:30), its regulatory loophole (16:20), Ali Parsa's obsession with creating an “AlphaGo moment" (21:10), the gong (24:15), how the company became more brazen with its marketing (27:10), why getting chatbots certified as medical devices is so hard (29:45), and why the Silicon Valley way often doesn't work in medicine (33:00). Link to The Sunday Times' investigation: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/rise-and-fall-of-babylon-healthcare-the-doctor-in-your-pocket-3p6q6jjfx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Carmelo Insalaca is Steve Roest's guest on the show. Carmelo is CEO and founder of Rapid Health, one of the next generation of digital front door services that have followed in the wake of Babylon Health. Steve and Carmelo get straight into the recent damning exposee of Babylon and dig into how Rapid Health has achieved a major step up in efficiency for GPs while maintaining clinical standards - and avoiding the pitfalls that caught up with other services.

Gandhi & Andy discuss the pros and cons of private healthcare in the UK with a particular focus on General Practice.Several recent eGPlearning videos have led to discussion about the role of private healthcare providers in UK General Practice. In the last few weeks, we have covered the BMA's guidance for GP Surgeries coping with demand and work from private healthcare providers, and also the exit of large private providers of GP services from th UK market in the form of Operose and Babylon Health.In this video we go deeper and discuss our opinions on the role private providers can, do and should play in UK Primary Care…Join Dr Mike as he shares how to get started and fly using EMIS to make your life easier with this clinical systembit.ly/EMIScourse Learn how to use TPP SystmOne as a clinician in this comprehensive online course with a full money back guaratneeSign up by bit.ly/TPPS1Course

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Join Huw, Hollie, Indi and Hardian Health's Dr Hugh Harvey as they take a deep-dive into the week's healthtech news and views and conduct a post-mortem following the news that Babylon Health's UK operations have been sold.This week: [00:50] - The fall of Babylon: Failed telehealth startup once valued at $2B goes bankrupt, sold for parts[23:25] - Huma taps Google Cloud's generative AI tools for digital health platform - Medical Device Network[31:00] - The NHS Federated Data Platform: the importance of building bridges with the public

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This episode features Alan Condon, Editor-in-Chief at Becker's Healthcare. Here, he discusses Babylon Health filing for bankruptcy and Legacy & OHSU's plans to merge into a 10-hospital system.

Obesity drug Wegovy was found to lower cardiovascular risk by 20 percent in a large clinical trial. US Senators push the IRS to investigate nonprofit hospitals. And, Babylon Health's plan to go private falls through. That's coming up on today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

By Adam Turteltaub One of the more well-attended sessions at the SCCE 22nd Annual Compliance & Ethics Institute, promises to be “ESG and DEI: How to Position for Stakeholder Success”. The session will be lead by Adrian Taylor, Director of Diversity, Premier Health; Ahmed Salim, Chief Compliance Officer, iRhythym; and Nakis Urfi, Product Compliance Officer, Babylon Health. ESG and DEI are two of the hottest issues in compliance, and in this podcast preview of their session they start by taking on a controversial topic: Should DEI and ESG be combined? Traditionally, DEI has been its own discipline. Many now argue it should considered a part of the S (Social) in ESG, while others feel that doing so would diminish the emphasis on DEI. Ideally, DEI should not be affected by being included in ESG, they say. If handled correctly, it can maintain its focus and management commitment and even strengthen ESG efforts. When the two are aligned they create a more sustainable business model that balances people, profit and planet. Together they can also help foster engagement with stakeholders, improve culture, encourage greater accountability, and help the company's reputation. To be successful, Nakis, Ahmed and Adrian argue, organizations need to manage four key challenges of ESG ratings: A limited focus on DEI Having accurate, valid data A lack of standardization Subjectivity All of these can lead to ratings that are more judgement scores than a true measure of an organization's commitment to DEI and ESG. Listen in to learn more, including how to identify data that is truly useful for measuring your organization's DEI and ESG success. Then, don't miss their session at the SCCE 22nd Annual Compliance & Ethics Institute.

Welcome to "AI Lawyer Talking Tech," your daily review of the latest legal technology news. In today's episode, we dive into the most relevant articles surrounding the ever-evolving field of legal technology. From the potential legal troubles faced by Babylon Health's AI claims to the increasing adoption of AI solutions in the legal industry, we've got you covered. Join us as we explore the impact of generative AI in the legal space, the rise of AI-powered software in corporate law departments, and the ongoing debate on privacy frameworks. Stay tuned for a comprehensive discussion on the advancements, challenges, and possibilities that AI brings to the legal profession. Let's get started! Babylon Health faces legal headache over AI claimsDate: 01 Jul 2023Source: Express Digest #Why I Am A Solo - WFH Is Becoming WFA - Where Do You Work?Date: 01 Jul 2023Source: Futurelawyer Elon Musk claims Twitter login requirement temporary measure due to data scrapingDate: 01 Jul 2023Source: MSN United States LegalTech's AI Race: A Sign of What's to ComeDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: LexBlog Exterro Events Calendar: Were Keeping Busy This July! Created on Jun 30, 2023 BY Tim RollinsDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Exterro A New Class Action Lawsuit Adds to OpenAIs Growing Legal TroublesDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Yahoo! News On the Law: Use of artificial intelligence in courtDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: New York Daily Star Consequences of Affirmative Action's Decline on Diversity in Big Law's Talent PipelineDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: JDJournal Why Corporate Attorneys Are Opting to Use ChatGPT In-House Instead of Paying Law FirmsDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: JDJournal 465. Stewart Baker and Max Schrems Debate the Privacy FrameworkDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Skating on Stilts Michigan EdTech Pitch Contest awards $22,000 to five education innovatorsDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: eCampus News Advancement Metrics 101 for Law School Deans Post #2Date: 30 Jun 2023Source: LexBlog OpenAI and Microsoft Face $3 Billion Privacy LawsuitDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Shelly Palmer Digital Living - Blog On Today's Live Legaltech Week: Nota's CEO Is Our Guest and We'll Weigh In On the Casetext AcquisitionDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: LawSites A Non-Hysterical Guide to ChatGPT for LawyersDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: LexBlog The EU still needs to get its AI Act togetherDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Upstract Law Firm Branding: How to Get From No-Name to Top of MindDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: LexBlog Tech Group Challenges Arkansas Law Requiring Parental Permissions for Minors on Social MediaDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Tech Times The Concept of a Virtual Registered Office for EU LawDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: EU Law Analysis 4 Considerations When Building Document Review Workflows Created on Jun 29, 2023 BY Tim RollinsDate: 29 Jun 2023Source: Exterro Highest NQ Lawyer Salaries in the UK – A Fair Deal for Clients?Date: 02 Jul 2023Source: Ward Blawg Artificial intelligence parodiesDate: 02 Jul 2023Source: TechnoLlama Harnessing AI for Legal: A Deep Dive into PossibilitiesDate: 02 Jul 2023Source: Legaltech on Medium Webcast: New York DFS Revises Proposed Amendments to Cybersecurity RuleDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Debevoise Data Blog ENISA Releases Comprehensive Framework for Ensuring Cybersecurity in the Lifecycle of AI SystemsDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: Technology Law Dispatch Applying Design Thinking to Lit SupportDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: ILTA - International Legal Technology Association Sony Litigation Demonstrates Why Adobe Acrobat Training is So ImportantDate: 30 Jun 2023Source: The Legal Tech Blog TLOT X BB Special | Uncovering misconceptions about innovation in legal w/ Chris Obdam and Chris WilliamsDate: 29 Jun 2023Source: The Law of Tech

Join Jessica, James and Abeyna for another week of healthtech news and views.This week: [01:30] - NHS digital health check-ups launched 'to ease pressure on GPs'[24:10] - The telehealth services we all relied on during COVID are fading away — but telemedicine may be entering a new era as providers look to bring the clinic home[40:50] -Digital health company Babylon Health to go private in merger with brain tech company MindMaze

United will acquire Amedisys, after the home health organization backs out of its earlier merger agreement with Option Care Health. British telehealth provider Babylon Health announces it will go private. And, a major drugmaker lobbying group sues over Medicare's drug price negotiation plan. That's coming up on today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

0:00 Intro 0:18 Ali Parsa's Immigrant Story 1:57 Picking a Problem That Was Too Big 4:15 The Supply Induced Demand Problem 5:55 The Unit Economics Problem 7:37 The Misaligned Incentives Problem 10:11 The Friction Problem 12:06 The First Mover Disadvantage 13:30 Raising Too Much Money 14:55 The SPAC Problem 17:40 The Pig With Lipstick Problem 22:07 Should Founders be Liberal with the Truth? 26:06 What Will the Next Health Unicorn Be? Articles Mentioned Babylon shareholders wiped out in restructuring deal: https://www.ft.com/content/ce42bcb7-d9ee-4667-910a-b6c7a419449b Podcast Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bigpicturemedicineApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/big-picture-medicine/id1500446262 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5707RPmWOJkVZyUHNRSUfS?si=96c7fff6bccb456a People Dr Imran Mahmud: https://www.imranmahmud.com/ Dr Adam Bataineh: https://twitter.com/DrAdamBat / https://numenor.health Dr Mustafa Sultan: https://www.musty.io/

This week we will delve into the fascinating crossroads of AI and the future of work! I'm joined by ML Research Scientist Alex Papadopoulos Korfiatis and AI Startup Founder Rafie Faruq. Links: MacWhisper: ⁠https://goodsnooze.gumroad.com/l/macwhisper⁠ Whisper Transcription by OpenAI: ⁠https://openai.com/research/whisper⁠ Hinton leaves Google: ⁠https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/may/02/geoffrey-hinton-godfather-of-ai-quits-google-warns-dangers-of-machine-learning⁠ Google leaked document about open source LLMs: ⁠https://www.semianalysis.com/p/google-we-have-no-moat-and-neither⁠ Labor Market Impact Potential of Large Language Models: ⁠https://imgur.com/a/qBDSYRv⁠ (Full paper: ⁠https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.06123.pdf⁠) IBM to freeze hiring as CEO expects AI to replace 7,800 jobs: ⁠https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2023/5/3/ibm-to-freeze-hiring-as-ceo-expects-ai-to-replace-7800-jobs⁠ AI research chatbot which interviews people to learn about their views on upcoming elections: https://canvasbot.understood.chat We constrain this conversation to the technology available between today and no further ahead than 18 months. We discuss how and why creative-roles have been affected most so far, e.g. concept artists and writers. We discuss how democratizing access to AI will lower the barrier to entry for new applications, and how there is a huge underground open-source AI movement. We discuss roles such as Journalism which may be at least partially immune to these changes. We cover how LLMs can provide the median information on a subject today, but future models can easily have specific tilts or opinions. We cover open-source transcription tool MacWhisper vs paid silicon-valley startup sweetheart Otter.AI (powered by Google Speech to text) and how open-source is winning. Alex discusses AI for medical transcription in his previous role in Babylon Health, and how important AI safety is in this subject. This gets us on to high risk and expert roles - where you need responsibility and connection - and how they may be the last to really shift. We cover how with legal notes you don't have to be 100% correct, you just need to make logical arguments that are legally sound - so our job in creating an AI assisted legal services is easier than medical AI's job. The clerical parts of many roles will start to go in droves over the next 18 months, as many people hate this part of their job and it's easy for LLMs. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/using-ai/message

Ali Parsa is the charismatic, inspirational founder of Babylon Health, one of the most successful digital health companies ever founded. In this clip from the full show with Steve Roest, Ali talks about the one skill every founder needs to survive - ALWAYS BACK YOURSELF. Enjoy!

In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser welcomes Dr. Ali Parsa, founder and CEO of Babylon Health, a digital-first healthcare company that uses artificial intelligence to monitor its patients. They discuss how AI and a digital-first approach can help disrupt the industry and turn it from its current fee-for-service model into value-based health care.

- Lensa AI generated $8.2 million in a five day period with A.I. generated avatars. - “Artificial intelligence will change the workforce,” affirms Carolyn Frantz, Microsoft's Corporate Secretary. - A.I. has the potential to make health care “much more accessible and more affordable,” insists Paul Bates, director of NHS services at Babylon Health. On one hand we see the world's excitement regarding the future of Tech and the untapped possibility the use of A.I. is bringing to the table. On another hand, we see small businesses not able to compete or even struggling to find a solid clientele. So, we wonder: - Is the Creator Economy in Danger or in Competition? - Is A.I a Threat to Small Businesses? - Could mankind safely compete with a computer? - Who will truly benefit from this in the future? - Should we as Small Business owners, change the way we do business? Join us as we discuss this subject with our special guest Ken Branson. Ken Branson, a Published Photographer, Documentary Filmmaker & 13-time convicted felon...has earned millions of dollars from Visual Storytelling after starting a business from the basement of his church. Some of his clients include Google, AARP, Cisco and a host of National & International Organizations, Churches, Colleges & Universities. Through therapy and the journey of self-awareness, Ken learned that the negative drama he attracted in life could be re-directed into a healthier and profitable form of drama…STORYTELLING! This basement level strength is continually being refined everyday as Ken makes a full-time living helping Businesses and Organizations get their messages out through effective storytelling. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jp-hightek/support

In this week's episode Dr Claudia shares her journey from practicing GP to medical advisor + content creator in the world of Healthtech. We delve into her passion for writing and how she landed her first opportunity via LinkedIn. Claudia shares the moments of burnout she experienced working as a GP and how more fulfilled she is in her role at Flo app. We discuss the role of social media, online presence and how to transition from clinician into alternative careers outside medicine.  Dr Claudia Pastides is the Director of Medical Accuracy (Content) at Flo app and former Medical content manager at Babylon Health, GP (MRCGP 2016, MBBS)  Articles from Dr Claudia How To Go from Being a Practicing Physician to a Medical Advisor in HealthTech How to build a personal brand: A Guide for medical professionals Connect with Dr Claudia on LinkedIn ------------------------------------- Episode Sponsor - YFood Fellow doctors, entrepreneurs, professionals…busy people… sometimes getting a meal in is difficult, it happens - but we need to fuel our body with what it needs.  I want to tell you about YFood, a balanced, simple and quite tasty wholesome ready to drink meal. Yes meal. That means it keeps you full for about 5 hours making sure you don't become hangry and unproductive, but also its packed with 26 vitamins and minerals not forgetting to mention 33g of protein. They're not joking, if you don't believe us ⬇️ Check it out!  You also get a cheeky 20% discount

Meet Ali Parsa, Ph.D.:Ali Parsa, Ph.D. is a British-Iranian healthcare entrepreneur and engineer. He is the founder and CEO of Babylon Health. He is also a UK Cabinet Office Ambassador for Mutuals. Previously, he was co-founder and CEO of Circle Health. Dr. Parsa was recognized by The Health Service Journal as one of ‘the 50 most influential people in UK healthcare' and he was featured in the Maserati 100. Dr. Parsa received a Ph.D. in Engineering Physics from University College London.  Key Insights:Ali Parsa shares an optimistic, but still practical vision of entrepreneurship.  Not Healthcare. The incentives in healthcare are fundamentally broken. What we call healthcare is really “sick care,” because we wait until patients are having health emergencies to intervene. Babylon Health aims to prevent health emergencies by utilizing data, AI, and monitoring to catch problems before they get worse.Desirable Difficultly. Dr. Parsa arrived in the UK as a refugee at 16 without his family. He built his life and career from scratch. However, he views these difficulties as giving him strength. He has the experience to deal with adverse situations.Advice for Founders. Dr. Parsa encourages founders to dream big, build fast, and be brilliant. Anything that matters takes a lot of effort, so you might as well do something big. He also asks that we work to create an ecosystem that allows for others to dream big as well. This episode is hosted by Rishi Sikka, M.D. He is a guest host for Day Zero and is a Venture Partner at Lifeforce Capital and Professor at Brown University School of Public Health. Relevant Links:Learn more about Dr. ParsaLearn more about Babylon Health

Telemedicine provider Babylon Health has announced plans to sell its California IPA business. Providence is being investigated in Oregon for consumer protections violations stemming from its financial and billing practices. And two midwest healthcare systems are investigating a possible merger. That's all coming up on today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode # 35 Title: Interview with Khan M. Siddiqui, MD Chief Medical Officer & Chief Strategy Officer at Hyperfine Our Guest:  Dr. Siddiqui is a serial entrepreneur, a radiologist and currently the Chief Medical and Chief Strategy Officer of Hyperfine, Inc. that has created the world's first FDA 510(k) cleared, portable MRI scanner. Prior to Hyperfine, Dr. Siddiqui founded higi, Inc. – a consumer health technology company – that was acquired by Babylon Health. Higi stations are deployed in over 12,000 locations globally with over 60 million patients on the platform and has virtual clinical care network in 50 states.  Prior to founding higi, Dr. Siddiqui was a Physician Executive at Microsoft where he was responsible for platform engineering and AI for the health solutions group. Dr. Siddiqui holds dozens of patents for technology in areas of deep learning, AI, image processing, data visualization, MR imaging as well as secure patient information handling and health records. His focus has been to use the advances in technology – namely computing power, microelectronics, connectivity, big data, and AI to democratize technologies in healthcare to make solutions better, smaller, cheaper, and more accessible to clinicians and patients globally.  He is a graduate of the Aga Khan University Medical College in Pakistan, completed his training in Medicine at New York University, Radiology training at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA, along with his fellowship in the Imaging Informatics at University of Maryland in Baltimore, MD. In his spare time, Dr. Siddiqui loves spending time with his family. He and his two sons can often be found exploring Chicago on bicycles in between painting and SCUBA diving. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vT4cURYmkR0 Episode Mentions and Resources: Hyperfine: https://hyperfine.io Breaking Down Boundaries After Brain Injury (Emilia Clarke/SameYou Spotlight) https://nrtimes.shorthandstories.com/issue23/index.html The 4th Annual Stroke Survivors Symposium Thursday, Oct 27 2022 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Register: http://h.uconn.edu/strokesurvivor Show Credits: Music intro credit to Jake Dansereau, connect at JAKEEZo on Soundcloud @user-257386777.   Our intro welcome is the voice of Caroline Goggin, a stroke survivor and our first podcast guest! Please listen to her inspiring story on Episode 2 of the podcast. Thank you Caroline! Our Show is Now on the Health Podcast Network! The Health Podcast Network features authoritative shows, hosts and guests who take on the tough topics in health and care with empathy, expertise and a commitment to excellence. This network represents one of the largest and fastest-growing collections of high-quality health podcasts and we are proud to be part of this network. Here's our show page on HPN: https://healthpodcastnetwork.com/show/the-know-stroke-podcast/ Until next time, be sure to give the show a like and share, +follow and connect with us on social or contact us to be a guest on the Know Stroke Podcast. Connect with Us and Share our Show on Social: Web: https://www.know-stroke.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnowStroke_Pod Facebook https://www.facebook.com/knowstrokeorg/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowstroke/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidPTCPhysicalTherapy Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/knowstrokepodcast/

I've always been fascinated by how technology can improve healthcare, and over the years at my keynote talks, audiences have asked me for my view of what's next.Finally, I managed to grab two leading figures on this subject: Dr Simon Wallace, Chief Clinical Information Officer at Nuance Communications, and Umang Patel, Chief Clinical Information Officer at Microsoft to help explain this important topic.Simon is a GP & public health doctor providing consultancy services to healthcare organisations. He has 20 years of commercial experience modernising & improving the delivery of healthcare. Previously he was at Hutchison 3G, AXA,  GSK & Worldcare UK.Umang has worked across commercial and public sectors in healthcare both from payor and provider perspectives and was an early employee at Babylon Health, commercial leader at Aviva, and a NHS Leadership Academy Fellow and practising clinician at Frimley Health.On the back of the news that Microsoft has agreed to acquire Nuance Communications for $19.7 billion and the transaction is now approved and complete, I spoke to Simon and Umang about how significant this alliance is for the future of digital health.They are both passionate clinicians and have a deep understanding of how healthcare will be improved with the use of the latest technologies.I managed to ask many of my "What's the future of healthcare" questions I've wanted to ask for a while, and also confirmed some of my futurist predictions.In this wide-ranging chat, we covered:The Nuance & Microsoft AllianceNuance & conversational AIFuture health plans from MicrosoftCan technology restore the NHS to full health?Open data vs patient privacyThe power of AI in transforming healthcareWhat we've learned from the pandemic about driving innovationThe success of the NHS appImporting fitness data into health systemsThe untapped power of speech & AI in healthcareWhat does the Healthcare Professional of the future look like?What does the Hospital of the future look like?The promise of a "digital pill"Using voice to establish patient wellbeingSimon's & Umang's proudest projects3 Actionable things to better understand the benefits of digital health solutionsResources mentioned on the showUnited Nation The Case for Integrating IrelandBetter Off Dead: Jack ReacherKaren Jacobsen - "Aussie Karen" Siri voiceMore on our guestsSimon on LinkedinUmang on LinkedinUmang on TwitterNuance websiteMicrosoft Cloud for Healthcare WebsiteYour Host: Actionable Futurist® Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew with replays of recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.com and follow @AndrewGrill on Twitter or @andrew.grill on Instagram.

CEOs at Pinterest and Bed, Bath, and Beyond are heading for the exits. And that may be just the beginning. (Time Stamp) Deidre Woollard and Tim Beyers discuss: - Where Pinterest has room to grow. - How stock investors should react to a CEO change. - Nike's move to a direct-to-consumer strategy. Rachel Warren interviews Ali Parsa, CEO of Babylon Health, a digital-first health service provider. (Time Stamp) They discuss the company's journey going public and the exciting frontiers of genetic research. Stocks mentioned: PINS, DOCU, BBBY, PYPL, NKE, SAP, BBLN Host: Deidre Woollard Guests: Tim Beyers, Rachel Warren, Ali Parsa Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Rick Engdahl, Brandon Gentry

On today's episode I am pleased to introduce Farah Haque to the podcast. Farah is the current Associate Director of Pharmacy at Babylon Health. Babylon Health is an international digital health service provider that combines artificial intelligence and technology with human medical expertise to create all-in-one healthcare, right from your device. Over the last few years, Babylon has been reaching out to pharmacists to support their clinical services and conduct digital consultations as part of their Advanced Clinical Practitioner team. The beauty of these roles involve being able to work remotely as an autonomous practitioner. Farah was one of the first clinical pharmacists to join Babylon back in 2018. Prior to working at Babylon, she gained experience working in a variety of roles: Community Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Pharmacist, and Prison Pharmacist. This variety has provided her with a solid foundation of skills and experience that has made her who she is today. Though we spend a considerable amount of time discussing Farah's career history, our conversation also involves a deep dive into the following topics: - Asian upbringings and high expectations from family - Growing up in a society where your feelings of self-worth are based on sources outside of yourself - Lack of self-belief and how to alter your mindset - Taking risks and being open to new opportunities A very honest and genuine conversation that resonated with my personal journey into the pharmacy profession. I am sure you will enjoy this episode! ***Please accept my apologies that there is some background noise on this week's recording. Hopefully it is not too distracting*** Job Vacancies at Babylon Health Social media: LinkedIn: @Farah Haque Pharmaceutical Journal Article: A Day in the Life of a Pharmacist Carrying Out Remote Consultations Clinical Pharmacy Congress (CPC) Awards Shortlist 2022: Excellence in Clinical Leadership Follow me on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and/or Twitter. Feel free to subscribe to the podcast on your favourite podcast platform so you can be notified when a new episode is released or leave a review on apple podcasts. If you have any suggestions for guests you want me to talk to or if you'd like to come on yourself, please feel free to contact me via social media, or email at info@pharmacistdiaries.com.

I had the pleasure to welcome Per Brilioth of VNV Global back. We have discussed the recent turmoils and their Babylon Health investment.

Posted by:  Adam Turteltaub As the business world embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI) it's important for compliance teams to understand what this technology is and what risks is can bring.  In this podcast and at the 2022 HCCA Compliance Institute oversight considerations for ethical AI are addressed by Shawn E. Marchese, Global Head of Compliance; Nakis Urfi, Product Compliance Officer; and Dr. Keith Grimes, Clinical Digital Health & Innovation Director all at Babylon Health. At its root, they explain, AI is about automating tasks that would otherwise require human brain.  This means activities such as pattern recognition and even decision making. The role of AI in healthcare is increasing because there aren't enough people to fill all the positions.  It is already used for predicting which groups are at higher risks and for monitoring changes in X-rays.  And, if you have ever encountered a chat bot, that's AI in practice. Over time they anticipate AI being used in more places to optimize healthcare delivery, summarizing notes and as decision support for prescribing.  It can also, potentially, minimize the risk of false positives and even be used to track regulatory changes. But, with AI come several concerns.  If unsupervised it can make decisions that can't be controlled and have unintended consequences.  Bias is also a persistent problem, especially if the data is not representative of the population.  There have already been several examples of discriminatory behavior in hiring, loans, and facial recognition.  The AI team needs to take steps to ensure that it is feeding the AI accurate data and correcting for biases. So what should the compliance team do?  Stay on top of the AI use in your organization.  Make sure that it is producing accurate results and ensure that there are safeguards in place with human oversight.  Be sure to address the privacy, security and safety concerns to avoid losing trust and damaging your organization's reputation, not to mention some potentially large settlements. Make sure, also, that there is ethical oversight that is cross functional.  There should be a process for raising and reviewing ethical issues, which can come up with some frequency. Listen in to learn more, and then plan on attending their session at the 2022 HCCA Compliance Institute.

Our guest today is Dr Rosie Webster. Rosie has a PhD and an MSc in health psychology. She's currently Science Lead for Zinc's venture builder programme. Prior to Zinc, Rosie worked as a UX researcher at digital health company, Zava, and was Lead User Researcher at Babylon Health. While at Babylon, Rosie established the foundations of an effective Behavioural Science practice, which is partly what we're here to talk about today.Rosie explains that if businesses are interested in delivering impact and making a difference, then social science can be really key.  She says that research, in similar ways to design, is often underestimated and under-utilised in tech.  Our power, she says, lies in understanding the problem and what the right thing to build is. This is a truly user-centred approach that requires trusting in the process and being willing to scrap an idea when the research points in a different direction.Often people don't know what social science is, says Rosie, and equate it to academic research, with the corresponding but erroneous perception that it's slow, when in actual fact it provides answers much more quickly.Rosie explains how she established the beginnings of a behavioural science practice at Babylon Health, with the support of two managers who understood its value and importance. She shares why she wanted to ‘democratise' behavioural research, the benefits of that approach, and how she ‘marketed and sold' behavioural science within the company.User research should utilise the existing academic literature more, “building on the shoulders of giants”, as Rosie calls it, “supercharging” primary research, and using evidence to understand what the solution might be. It's an approach she says results in understanding people deeply, while increasing impact and reducing risk, and without slowing down the fast-paced product development environment.As our conversation draws to an end, Rosie has a final piece of advice for businesses that are genuinely open to achieving impactful outcomes, and recommends two books for people who are looking to bring behavioural science into their work: Engaged by Amy Bucher, and Designing for Behaviour Change by Stephen Wendel.Follow Rosie on Twitter @DrRosieW, and connect with her on LinkedIn.Read an edited version of our conversation which you can read online and also download as a PDF.

You've probably heard about the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) investigation report into Babylon Health. The investigation report provides privacy guidance for vendors of virtual health solutions and the healthcare providers who use the digital health solutions. This is a great demonstration on why it is so important to ensure that you have current information management agreements with your vendors. Jean Eaton shares tips to help you keep your vendor agreements current and explains why it is important to the protection of patient information and the reputation of your business.   Use the lessons from the Babylon Health Investigation Report as guidance to healthcare providers, clinic managers, privacy officers, and vendors to develop and implement virtual healthcare solutions in your practice. Jean Eaton shares tips regarding key criteria when reviewing (or preparing) your privacy impact assessment (PIA) policies, procedures information management agreements (IMA) privacy and security awareness training data storage outside of Alberta See all the show notes at https://PracticeManagementNuggets.Live

Babylon (BBLN) is a digital-first, value-based health care company that went public via SPAC merger with Alkuri Global Acquisition Corp. (KURI). Dr. Ali Parsa, Founder and CEO of Babylon Health, joins Tom White to discuss the merger, the debut on the NYSE today, and the outlook for the company. Tune in to find out more.

In this podcast, Darshak Sanghavi, MD, Global Chief Medical Officer of Babylon Health talks about how digital healthcare providers can deliver on the sales promise they make about bringing affordable and accessible healthcare to everyone. Babylon Health is the global end-to-end digital healthcare provider serving over a dozen countries and millions of people. Darshak delves […]

In this podcast, Darshak Sanghavi, MD, Global Chief Medical Officer of Babylon Health talks about how digital healthcare providers can deliver on the sales promise they make about bringing affordable and accessible healthcare to everyone. Babylon Health is the global end-to-end digital healthcare provider serving over a dozen countries and millions of people. Darshak delves […]

Hi guys, and welcome to Health Tech Matters. Today our guest is Liam Carter-Hawkins, Ex Lead Product Designer at Babylon Health. Listen to the first part of our conversation in the previous episode. Our guest, Liam Carter-Hawkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamcarterhawkins/ _______ 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 guys, and welcome to Health Tech Matters. Today our guest is Liam Carter-Hawkins, Ex Lead Product Designer at Babylon Health. In this episode we are discussing: - offline user testing, pros and cons - international expansion and its challenges - measuring the success of a new product - design sprints and many more! Our guest, Liam Carter-Hawkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamcarterhawkins/ _______ 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/

Today on Health in 2 Point 00, we're talking about our new conference in September: Policies, Techies, and VCs: What's Next for Health Care. On Episode 213, Jess ask Matthew about some massive deals. Thirty Madison gets $140 million – they are now a unicorn. Babylon Health is going public via a SPAC – $575 million expected to be raised during this with a $3.6 billion valuation. Coming out of stealth, Intrinsic raises $113 million in the eCommerce space — and Dr. Oz is in this one.

"Entrepreneurs don't lose, they learn" Ali Parsa (CEO of Babylon Health) talks with Xquadrant's Founder Richard Medcalf.  We are continuing our season on "CEO Success Formulae", where highly impactful CEOs share what's driven their success to date - and explore what it will take to reach the next level. Ali is a serial healthcare entrepreneur and engineer. He's the founder and CEO of Babylon, the revolutionary artificial intelligence and digital health company. Babylon's mission is to put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on Earth.

Babylon Health Content Design and Localization Lead, Michela Simonelli, joins the pod to talk about hyper-local digital content, localizing high-touch health materials, and the growing telehealth market.Michela shares her professional journey prior to Babylon Health, which saw her spend 11 years “agency-side” in multiple language service providers (LSPs). Michela discusses how content design interacts with localization at the digital health provider and collaborating across functions with epidemiologists, internationalization teams, and data scientists.She also broaches the subject of machine translation (MT), explains why there is currently no interpreting provision for medical appointments, and identifies an opportunity for LSPs that can provide a holistic service for telehealth.First up, Florian and Esther discuss two M&A and funding stories in the media localization space.Private equity-backed Iyuno completed its acquisition of major rival SDI Media to become Iyuno-SDI Group, the largest pure-play media localization company globally, with combined revenues of around USD 400m in 2020. A few days later, UK-based ZOO Digital raised GBP 7.4m (USD 10.3m) in a share placement on the London Stock Exchange. The publicly-traded company said it plans to spend the proceeds on building hubs in India and Southeast Asia, expanding international business development, and on “longer range” R&D.Florian shares news from multilingual video conference startup KUDO, which secured an additional USD 21m in a Series A round, bringing total funds raised to USD 28m.On the flipside, he talks about a survey conducted by the Belgian Chamber of Translators and Interpreters (CBTI-BKVT), which revealed that conference interpreters in the country saw their income decline by about 50% following the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

With Per Brilioth of VNV Global, I discussed the history of the company, the current portfolio, and Babylon Health.

In Season 2, Episode 11, Simon talks Dr Ali Parsa. Ali is a British-Iranian healthcare entrepreneur and engineer. He's the founder and CEO of Babylon, the revolutionary AI and digital health company. Babylon's mission is to put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on earth. Dr Parsa was listed in The Times 100 people to watch. He was featured in the Maserati 100, a list that recognises game-changing entrepreneurs. He was formerly a UK Cabinet Office Ambassador for Mutuals and the Chair of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Tech Forum. He has a PhD in Engineering Physic.

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What is app store optimization (ASO) capable of doing? It's crucial to know ASO techniques, and learning them from first-hand experience is just as important. Today's guest is Paul McCallum from Babylon Health. He shares how applying ASO techniques helped Babylon Health shift the user acquisition equation from paid to native search ads. Today's Topics Include: ☝️ Why is ASO important? ASO provides awareness and organic visibility

Always keeping us current with the medical situation of the coronavirus, Lisa has on Dr. Michael Wiener, the Vice-President of Clinical Affairs for at Babylon Health in New York