Podcasts about hashed health

Join us in this episode of Success from Anywhere as Karen sits down with an author, speaker, and serial entrepreneur who's building healthier individuals and communities through innovation. Leading change doesn't have to be a tough pill to swallow, according to John Bass, CEO and founder of Hashed Health.   Together, they delve into the world of healthcare innovation, discussing the transformative power of blockchain technology and the value of venture studios. John breaks down complex concepts into easily understandable terms, even for those who might be new to the field. John also highlights the significance of consumer empowerment and the role of technologies like AI and mobile devices in driving positive change in healthcare.    Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a healthcare enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of technology, you won't want to miss this enlightening conversation!   Powered by Robin    #SuccessFromAnywhere #Entrepreneurs #HashedHealth #HealthTech #CareerChange #WorkplaceWellbeing #Entrepreneurship #InspirationAndInsights #RemoteWorkExpert #AI #Blockchain #Technology #Healthcare #Leadership #Change #Innovation #JoinTheConversation #CareerExploration #PersonalAutonomy #DreamBig #EmpowerTeams #TransformYourWorkLife  

Join John Bass from Hashed Health as he explores blockchain's profound impact on healthcare innovation. Discover how blockchain addresses trust, transparency, and incentives in the industry. Uncover the revolutionary potential of blockchain's Web3 in healthcare. Delve into community ownership and open innovation facilitated by blockchain. Explore venture studios like Hashed Health, leveraging blockchain for startups and reduced-risk solutions. Witness transformative design patterns in blockchain-based healthcare solutions. Embark on this enlightening journey to shape a future of trust, transparency, and innovation in healthcare; And don't miss this captivating conversation on blockchain's potential to shape a future of trust, transparency, and innovation in healthcare.

Laurie McGraw is speaking with three Inspiring Women CEOs and Founders coming out of Hashed Health.  Molly Moore, (Bramble Health), Leigh McCormack (Platypus), and Raelyn Wilson (Peer Supply). At the Vive 2023 ...

At the intersection of healthcare and blockchain you'll find John Bass, founder and CEO of Hashed Health, a Nashville-based venture studio driving innovation and collaboration. From the 2022 HLTH conference in Las Vegas, John shares how he launched successful startups like ProCredEx, Peer Supply, Bramble, and SubPop Health through trust, transparency, and incentive alignment, and explains his plans to unlock significant future value within the industry by leveraging distributed ledger, blockchain, and web3 technologies.

Last year, one of the key buzzwords in healthcare was virtual care; in 2020 it was probably telemedicine. In 2019 it was AI, in 2017 and 2018, it was blockchain in interoperability. There are many others of course, and many of these terms are still popular today. It seems, though, that the one term that got pushed most in the background, is blockchain. And that's a good thing, says John Bass, Founder & CEO of Hashed Industries (dba Hashed Health), a healthcare-focused venture studio. John is an internationally recognized author and speaker on value-based care, blockchain, and decentralized healthcare technology. He is the co-author of the HIMSS-published book “Blockchain in Healthcare: Innovations that Empower Patients, Connect Professionals and Improve Care." This short discussion was recorded at HLTH 2022 conference in Las Vegas. John talks about: where is blockchain in 2022, what can we expect in the future, how it relate to web3, and what could NFT - nonfungible tokens do for healthcare. Transcript: www.facesofdigitalhealth.com/blog/blockchain-and-web3-in-healthcare-hashed-health www.facesofdigitalhealth.com Subscribe to the newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ Leave a rating or review: lovethepodcast.com/facesofdigitalhealth

In this episode, John Bass, founder, and CEO of Hashed Health talks about the future of payments in healthcare systems using Web3 technologies.   Payments are currently a complicated, costly, and inefficient part of healthcare. The health systems and processes in place were designed for a time that has now passed. Many are migrating from the traditional fee-for-service payment models to value-based and risk-based systems. However, there are still challenges to address in these new models as there is a need for more interoperability, automation, and healthcare trust; This is where John believes Web3 technologies can shift the dynamics between commerce and care, taking payments into the future.   Web3 is a new version of the Internet that we all know, organized around individuals rather than being organized around centralized companies with platforms that are owned and governed by a network of curators and artists or individuals who are responsible for the creation and the delivery of value. Here we find commonly used but widely misunderstood terms like the metaverse, cryptocurrencies, DAOs, and NFTs. John uses an example where total knee replacements are sold as NFTs by a group of orthopedic surgeons with a fixed selling price and terms and conditions of purchase. He details the value transfer and explains the benefits of these types of transactions.    Tune in and hear John talk about innovation in payments and Web3 technologies that enable it!

Host Jeff Lin is joined by John Bass, CEO and Founder of Hashed Health, a venture studio focused on driving collaboration and innovation in healthcare. Jeff and John discuss blockchain and the innovative ways companies are leveraging the technology to impact healthcare. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

John Bass, founder and CEO of Hashed Health, discusses the use of block-chain technology as a foundation for building healthcare technology solutions to improve both physician and patient experience. This episode is part of a Health IT series by the AMA-MSS Committee on Health Information Technology, hosted by Chair Matthew Swanson, medical student at the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine

John Bass, Founder and CEO of Hashed Health explains how Blockchain works, some of the current Blockchain initiatives and how health care organizations can use it to share data.

Aaron Salow, CEO of XOi Technologies, is one of the fastest growing startups in Nashville. Hear his perspectives on where he sees the potential for Nashville's tech scene. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Lauren Reed of Reed Public Relations had to pivot quickly once the pandemic meant that events would be canceled and PR budgets would be slashed. She was able to find a sweet spot during this pivot and business has blossom since then. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Tari Hughes is CEO of Center for Nonprofit Management, and the pandemic is creating new news and urgent challenges that must be met. Hear her views on how nonprofits are responding to the pandemic. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Buddy Teaster started Soles4Souls as a non-profit collecting shoes for women and families across the globe that now helps women become more self sufficient by helping them making money by reselling donated shoes. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Spencer Donaldson is CEO of Eat Well Nashville, and he's created a meal delivery service that's proven to be essential during the pandemic. In this episode, he shares how he's expanding to meet demand. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Kelly Magill of KGV Studios is working on a documentary about the Tennessee maneuvers during WW1 and has rediscovered a piece of Nashville history. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Jamie Bailey, CEO of Initial State, shares his company's recent acquisition and how he's at the forefront of breakthrough data visualization. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Read Hauck of Camel Express has created a chain of car washes and shares his fast growth and plans moving forward. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Robert Henderson, CEO of JumpCrew, discusses how remote work has magnified the needs for businesses to automate their marketing systems. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Rodger Dinwiddie is STARS Nashville, a youth development non-profit. He says although youth are at home from the pandemic, the needs continue and his nonprofit are meeting these needs in unique ways. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Sharon Roberson, President & CEO of YWCA Nashville, sheds light on the silent epidemic during COVID-19 and that's the epidemic of the rising number of women and children being abused at home with no outlet or escape. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Hazel Joyner-Smith is the Founder & CEO of the International Black Film Festival of Nashville. She shares the role that Black creatives and filmmakers play in Nashville's cultural scene and the opportunity to change stereotypes. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

On this episode of the Nashville CEO podcast, Cindy Baier, CEO of Brookdale Senior Living, shared how their entire organization literally reinvented the entire business overnight in response to COVID-19. "I'm proud that we were able to reinvent Brookdale overnight in rapid response to the COVID-19 pandemic," shares Baier. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

John Bass, CEO of Hashed Health is part of Nashville's burgeoning health tech scene and he envisions a region where more tech companies can flourish. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

On this episode of the Nashville CEO podcast, DeVan Ard, Chairman & CEO of Reliant Bank discusses the bank's recent acquisitions and how community banking has resurged with businesses seeking relief from the SBA's PPP loan program. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Serial entrepreneur Robert Harline is CEO of Absolute Wireless of Tennessee has built a chain of wireless stores and is giving young people first hand business training while on the job. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Rob Webb is creating a coffee culture in Nashville with his coffee roasting company, Just Love Coffee. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Mary Roskilly, Principal & Partner of Tuck Hinton, is breaking boundaries and stereotypes as a woman designing Nashville's most iconic skylines. Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Blueprint Creative Group features 19 Nashville CEOs who each share their perspectives on the outlook for Nashville's continued economic growth, the region's tech infrastructure, and how they've had to pivot their businesses in response to COVID-19. Featured Nashville CEOs on the podcast represent a range of industries from healthcare and technology to non-profit and consumer services, and includes the CEOs of Brookdale Senior Living, Reliant Bank, YWCA Nashville, Center for Nonprofit Management, Hashed Health, International Black Film Festival of Nashville, Tuck Hinton Architecture, Soles4Souls, Eat Well Nashville, XOi Technologies, Camel Express, Jump Crew, STARS Nashville, Absolute Wireless of Tennessee, Energy Lighting Services, Initial State, Reed Public Relations, KGV Studios, and Just Love Coffee.

Join Alex Manders and his co-hosts from the ISG Blockchain Now™ team as they explore the application of blockchain technology in the healthcare industry. Their guest is John Bass, a principal voice in the development of the global blockchain healthcare market and founder and Chief Executive of Hashed Health, a leading platform for blockchain innovation in healthcare. Hashed Health partners with healthcare enterprises to build software and network solutions, including ProCredEx (a new business model for credentialing), Signal Stream (a shared business process automation technology) and Bramble (a rational marketplace for buying and selling healthcare products and services.  Listen in as they discuss how blockchain could transform the healthcare industry, from promoting new levels of trust and transparency and better alignment with the customer to making available valuable healthcare data to the market. 

Corey Todaro is Senior Product manager at Digital Asset. Corey also spent a few years at Hashed Health, one of the earliest companies trying to bring blockchain tech to healthcare. We talked about the effects of COVID19 on the healthcare system, the development of DAML, and how healthcare stakeholders feel about all these new technologies. DAML is completely open-source programming language for writing distributed applications and the well supported SDK is available on DAML.com. Show Notes •Introduction of Corey's background in education and cultural/religious studies •Journey into technology, business, and healthcare in your career •COVID19 pandemic has revealed that the healthcare industry is over-optimized •When did you first hear about blockchain? •Experience at Hashed Health •Designing DLT solutions in the healthcare industry •DAML is an open source programming language for dapps •“DAML sits at a higher level of abstraction closer to the business layer than to the persistence layer (database/blockchain layer)” •DAML is blockchain protocol agnostic – it’s interoperable with multiple blockchains •Why is DAML unique compared to other smart contract programming languages? •Governance best practices that you've learned are prerequisites for network success •Healthcare Consortia •Structure of a good multi-party application deployment •What are the biggest misconceptions of blockchain when you speak with various healthcare executives? •FHIR and Consumer health data ecosystem •How can various healthcare stakeholders benefit from a decentralized ecosystem? (Patients, providers, payers, pharma, and research) •Industry Partners and customer traction - existing partners and pilot projects •Digital Asset is backed by large banks and institutions. Is there a consideration for the crypto communities who believe blockchain and cryptocurrency will end the big banks? •Can you describe the competitive and/or cooperative landscape? •What do you believe in that most people would disagree with? – “Religion is an artificial construct” •Favorite books: Map is not Territory by Jonathon Z. Smith; Where wizards stay up late by Katie Hafner; Contract theory by Patrick Bolton; Moonshine behind the Monster by Terry Gannon. •Have you changed your mind on anything recently and what made you change it? Corey thinks Decentralized Identity actually has some potential now •If you had to have micro chip implanted in your body, where would you want it to be implanted? Ears or Eyes •Coping with physical distancing measures •Wrap-up and Final Takeaways News Corner links On May 7th, Zoom announced its acquisition of Keybase to strengthen its security of the video communications platform. Keybase, which launched in 2014, has developed an encrypted social networking service that allows users to tie their identities to a user’s PGP key or other encryption keys. https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/05/07/zoom-acquires-keybase-and-announces-goal-of-developing-the-most-broadly-used-enterprise-end-to-end-encryption-offering/ https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/03/30/using-zoom-for-telehealth-virtual-care/ https://decrypt.co/28121/keybase-users-revolt-following-zoom-acquisition https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2020/05/07/zoom-buys-keybase-in-powerful-security-move-how-this-could-change-everything/ Health Unchained Links Website: https://healthunchained.org Telegram: t.me/healthunchained Twitter: twitter.com/Healthunchaind Bert’s Blockchain and Healthcare Weekly Newsletter: https://bert.substack.com/

Alyze Sam is an author of multiple books and articles on cryptocurrency. She has experience as a nurse and patient. Research scientist and editor at the world ethical data forum and community manager at women in blockchain. We talk about the purpose of blockchain in healthcare and stablecoins. Her Projects: https://worldethicaldata.org (Community Director/ Core Founder ) https://www.wibi.io/ (Community Manager/ Influencer ) https://GiveNation.world (chief executive assistant/ Community Director) Reach her on Social Media @Facebook: facebook.com/AlyzeSam @instagram: instagram.com/AlyzeSam/ @LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/AlyzeSam/ @Medium: link.medium.com/@AlyzeSam @Twitter: twitter.com/@AlyzeSam All major articles including book shorts & dictionary included, along with pro bio; https://docs.google.com/document/d/13T7II091pzTA0jrdcp3GyMRAcvL81Ce3PCBoPmUsNAU Show Notes •Experience as a hospice and addiction treatment nurse •Getting hit by a semi-trailer truck and major surgeries •Challenges while navigating the healthcare industry •Importance of Education •Research scientist and editor at World Ethical Data Forum •Value of Data ownership •Stablecoins and Alyze Sam’s Stablecoin book •Blockchain technology and community management experience •Losing 250 lbs - Experience as a nutritionist and plant-based diet •Surviving hyperemesis gravidarum •How can blockchain technology improve patient outcomes? •Crypto future outlook •If you had to have micro chip implanted in your body, where would you want it to be implanted? •Decentralized Scientific Research •How can blockchain help with the opioid crisis? •Favorite Book – Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl •Favorite Scientist – Marie Curie •Opportunities for women in blockchain News Corner: https://hashedhealth.com/newsletter-sept-2019/ Last month, Hashed Health published Part 2 of their series on enterprise adoption of blockchain and DLT in healthcare. They listed the 7 major consortiums and identified the major trends that are gaining traction in the industry. The 7 major consortiums are: • Synaptic Health Alliance • Professional Credentials Exchange • Health Utility Network • Coalesce • RemediChain • MediLedger • Melloddy Health Unchained Links Website: healthunchained.org Telegram: t.me/healthunchained Twitter: twitter.com/Healthunchaind Udemy Blockchain/Healthcare Course (Promo Code DOGUM2019): https://www.udemy.com/blockchain-and-healthcare/?couponCode=DOGUM2019 Subscribe to the top blockchain/healthcare newsletter delivered every week by Robert Miller: https://bert.substack.com/ ConVerge2Xcelerate Conference (Oct. 15, 2019) Registration Link: https://conv2x-2019.eventcreate.com/ Coupon Code: HEALTHUNCHAINED

Ledger Wars - the emerging commoditization of distributed ledger and blockchain protocols and the impact on enterprise adoption. Corey Todaro from Hashed Health will talk about a topic of increasing significance as we move towards wider broad enterprise adoption of DLT and blockchain applications.

Building the new digital infrastructure for health care

HealthShare sits down to talk about physician credentialing with Anthony Begando, CEO of Professional Credentialing Exchange. Also known as ProCredEx, which is also online at procredex.com, their joint venture with Hashed Health is bringing a physician credentialing data tool to the forefront now while others are still pondering what such a tool would look like. Those folks are a little late to the game. HealthShare discusses its role in identifying a partner in the space who can help hospitals actually take on the viciously time-intensive space that is physician credentialing by bypassing the issue of credentialing software altogether. Instead, they focus on creating an exchange whereby hospitals and physicians supply or store their source-verified credentials with protected yet easy access at any time. When a physician transitions to another facility, those credentials are accessible by the physician or the hospital where the physician is transferring. It doesn't matter which credentialing software the hospital uses or prefers. Now ... if you're a hospital still dissatisfied with your credentialing software, you should definitely take a look at our suite of solutions. In our portfolio, you will find a Verge Health, which has continued to provide reliable software and a team that can drive down total input time and deliver on the promise of fluid management of a physicians credentials.

Our guest today, John Bass, joins the podcast to talk about the use of the blockchain in healthcare and how it will drive innovation, now, and in the future. John is CEO of Hashed Health, a healthcare blockchain innovation firm focused on building the new digital infrastructure for healthcare. John has over 20 years of experience in healthcare technology with expertise in shared operating systems that build trust, transparency, and incentives across health networks. Prior to Hashed Health, John was CEO at InVivoLink, a care management start-up which sold to HCA in 2015. Since then, John has been a leading voice in the development of the global healthcare blockchain market and is focused on community development, enterprise services, and blockchain solutions development. Topics we cover in this episode: John’s background and focus on improving patient outcomes When the blockchain actually came to be and when and why it piqued John’s interest What the blockchain is The types of problems using the blockchain in healthcare aims to solve and how Hashed Health aims to accelerate this process How the blockchain will truly be disruptive in healthcare Connect with John: LinkedIn Twitter Connect with Hashed Health: Website Twitter Resources https://chat.hashedhealth.com https://hashedhealth.com/blockchain-healthcare-resources/ Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

Suzanne dials John Bass, Founder and CEO of Hashed Health, who shares his insights on how and why blockchain can reduce costs, create trust, and improve competition in health care. Listen in as he breaks down what blockchain is and how, as a data infrastructure, it can reduce friction in different health care value chains like bundled payment and provider credentialing. If you're hearing about blockchain and want to know what it means for health care purchasers, this episode is for you!

Blockchain has been perhaps the biggest buzzword over the last year. But what about it IS hype…and what is the truth today, and likely for the future? And for healthcare? Today we have John Bass, the CEO of Hashed Health in Nashville, TN with us in studio. He’s taking us down the primrose path, where we can smell the roses and not get stuck by its thorns. In this engaging and information-packed episode, host Dr. Steve and John discuss: A quick primer on the technology New business models and value chain governance  Impact on administrative costs Professional Credentials Exchange, Bramble and other powerful emerging solutions Blockchain enabling consumerism and a new era of competing on price and quality Trust, transparency, and incentive alignment And so much more!

The healthcare industry is paradoxical. On the one hand, treatment technologies represent some of the most advanced science known to humankind, while some administrative tasks are still performed using paper and fax machine. Studies have shown that the administrative costs of healthcare can represent up to one-third of the total cost of care. Also, as diagnosis, treatment, and care, becomes increasingly data-driven and patient-specific, the industry needs to adopt more secure and robust technologies to manage patient data and communications between the patient and the different participants in the healthcare supply chain. We are joined by John Bass and Corey Todaro, who are respectively CEO and CPO of Hashed Health, an innovation firm focused on accelerating the meaningful development of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies for the industry. Hashed Health works to build solutions which leverage blockchain to solve some of the most important challenges facing this sector. Topics covered in this episode: John and Corey’s respective backgrounds in the building technology for the healthcare sector Nashville as a hub for the US healthcare industry What is Hashed Health and what problems the company is trying to solve The particular issues facing the US and global healthcare sectors How healthcare in the US differs from that of European countries The different entities of Hashed Health: Hashed Collective, Hashed Labs, and Hashed Enterprise Hashed Enterprise and the products they are building for the industry Episode links: Hashed Health Website Hashed Health Blog Hashed Health Podcast This episode is hosted by Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/228

Kenneth Ng of Hashed Health & co-founder of eduDAO and Michael Maloney, CTO of eduDAO, discuss blockchain from a perspective other than commerce - making the world a better place.

John Bass is the second blockchain conversation we've had on the Podcast. The first was last summer with Kristen Johns of Waller Law, which gave us a great overview of blockchain. In this conversation, John Bass of Hashed Health goes into more of the current blockchain environment. He points out early on that there's a lot of hype, but that the basic principles are well-proven. He also talks about some basic principles - the trust between two sides of a transaction that eliminates the need for a middle man - that blockchain creates. In the second half of the conversation we talk about the things that Hashed Health is doing with blockchain in healthcare. It's Hashed-specific, but as examples of what is being done, what can be done, with blockchain. For example, decentralized provider identities.

In this episode, you'll hear more about blockchain from healthcare entrepreneur and CEO of Hashed Health. Hashed Health has really been a leader defining blockchain innovation in healthcare. You'll hear about some use cases for blockchain in the pharmacy industry and some tips on how to learn about this emerging technology. Our guest John Bass has been a successful healthcare executive for over 20 years and has already led two startups through successful exits. He has been a featured speaker at numerous conferences across the country to talk about blockchain.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

John Bass from Hashed Health interview Tyler Evans of Po.et. Po.et is a shared, open, universal ledger designed to record metadata and ownership information for digital creative assets. Po.et is a continuation of Proof of Existence, the first non-financial application of the blockchain. By creating an open platform on the Bitcoin blockchain, Po.et aims to create the most institutional, globally-verifiable record of digital media assets.

The healthcare industry is “Byzantinely complex,” says Corey Todaro, one of the founders of Hashed Health. The freedom to choose from a variety of different providers, says Todaro, “makes a true longitudinal view of a single patient almost an impossibility…it takes a tremendous amount of resources to identify you in different systems and to have a full understanding of your health condition.” For many, the disorganization of the healthcare industry and the inconsistencies that emerge from it are unsettling.  Todaro believes that blockchain and distributer ledger technology can provide the solution. “Blockchain pulls transactional players together onto a common and shared transactional platform, so even though we have a diversity of enterprise types…blockchains allow all of these diverse entities to interoperate together in a more efficient and a more promising way.” The ideas and efforts put forth by Hashed Health hold great promise for the future of the healthcare industry. Tune in to learn more. Todaro also discusses: The difference between and importance of provider identity management and patient identity management in creating a more efficient delivery of healthcare services How to reconcile the transparency of the blockchain with the need to protect and secure PHI on the blockchain What's on the horizon for Hashed Health, including the upcoming blockchain healthcare conference and a unique token offering

In this episode, you'll learn about the use of blockchain in healthcare and hear about a unique partnership between a start up company, Hashed Health, and Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy. Our guest, Beth Breeden, has been a pioneer in the pharmacy informatics space, successfully securing the first partnership among schools of pharmacy across the country to work with IBM Watson. Beth shares her experience as an Associate Professor at Lipscomb College of Pharmacy and tips for staying current in the pharmacy field.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Part 2. Blockchain in healthcare is a rapidly growing niche, with companies like Hashed Health, Patientory and PokitDok leading innovation in the use of distributed ledger technology for electronic medical records and other applications. Blockchain, though not necessarily the right solution for every problem, is helping with issues in healthcare technology surrounding patient privacy, control of patient data, and health data security. Kristen Johns is a patent attorney at Waller Law, who works with clients on patent and trademark protection, data privacy and security matters, cybersecurity and cloud-related issues. In the past couple of years, she's been digging into blockchain as an emerging technology, looking at its applications and trajectory across industries including healthcare.

Part 1. Blockchain in healthcare is a rapidly growing niche, with companies like Hashed Health, Patientory and PokitDok leading innovation in the use of distributed ledger technology for electronic medical records and other applications. Blockchain, though not necessarily the right solution for every problem, is helping with issues in healthcare technology surrounding patient privacy, control of patient data, and health data security. Kristen Johns is a patent attorney at Waller Law, who works with clients on patent and trademark protection, data privacy and security matters, cybersecurity and cloud-related issues. In the past couple of years, she's been digging into blockchain as an emerging technology, looking at its applications and trajectory across industries including healthcare.

In this episode, join us in our March Blockchain Meetup held in Nashville, TN. Our guests are Kevin Clausen, Associate Professor in the College of Pharmacy and Health Science at Lipscomb University, and Corey Todaro, COO of Hashed Health. The topic for today's discussion is the future of pharmacy in blockchain.

Welcome to Bitcoins and Gravy. On today’s show I am privileged to be speaking with John Bass the Founder and CEO of Hashed Health. Hashed Health is a healthcare technology company focused on accelerating the commercialization of blockchain and distributed ledger technology in healthcare. John and his team are coming up with next generation ideas to help break down those walls between care and commerce and rebuild the system in a way that is better for healthcare and better for patients. WHAT IS HASHED HEALTH? Hashed Health is leading a consortium of healthcare companies focused on accelerating meaningful innovation using blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. To empower its consortium members, Hashed Health provides value-added services such as product management, product development, regulatory guidance, and technology support services for blockchain solutions and blockchain networks. Based in Nashville, TN, Hashed Health’s healthcare experts focus on making sure the business problem drives the appropriate technical solution. We help members launch new industry level solutions more effectively and at lower cost. We also provide exposure to existing networks who are actively exploring, piloting, or using existing solutions. CREDITS & VALUABLE LINKS: website: www.hashedhealth.com twitter: @johngbass Distributed:Markets Conference: https://distributed.com/events/markets/ Healthcare Blockchain Summit: http://tcbi.org/hcblockchainsummit/ Distributed:Health Conference: https://distributed.com/events/ Special thanks to Andreas Antonopoulos, the great moral compass of the Bitcoin community and a man of unfailing integrity and intelligence. Thank you Andreas for letting me broadcast your words of wisdom and for all you’ve taught me over the years. And a shout out to the Bitcoins and Gravy Freelance Transcriptionist for his excellent and highly accurate work. Professional transcriptions of the show can be found on our website and to get in touch with The Freelance transcriptionist, just head over to http://diaryofafreelancetranscriptionist.com Ode To Satoshi Ode to Satoshi lyrics & melody by John Barrett Copyright 2014 RJM Publishing - BMI Nashville. Lead Vocal, Harmony Vocals, Harmonica, Snare Drum: John Barrett Harmony vocals: John Barrett, Connie Sinclair and Lij Shaw Guitar: Jonathan Brown Mandolin: Ben Miller Bass Guitar: Michael Rinne Initial tracks recorded by Mark Thornton of Sidekick Sound Studios, Madison, TN. All other tracks Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at The Toy Box Studio, Nashville, Tennessee Engineer: Lij Shaw. Assistant to engineer: Don “The Don” Bates Produced by John Barrett & Elijah “Lij” Shaw Special thanks to Alan Baird for his dobro, guitar and mandolin playing on many of the shows. Now that’s some pickin man! Thanks also to Alex Munoz Guijarro for his excellent pedal steel playing on many of our shows. Interviews for this episode were recorded and edited by John Barrett at The Tree House Studio - Nashville, Tennessee. All shows are produced by John Barrett with the moral support of his trusty sidekick Maxwell Rascalnikov CoyoTe Rex, aka Max. Questions or Comments? Email me to say Howdy!: howdy@bitcoinsandgravy.com Visit theWebsite: BitcoinsAndGravy.com Bitcoins and Gravy Tipping Addresses: Bitcoin: 14RbXduu2sXKNHtKtRVAx8xQyGAubjY1dA Litecoin: LgqYgxLTBPgr8C1JGLLJVLK4ZN1fveprAp Thank you listeners! I love each and every one of you! If you don’t feel like contacting me, just kick back, relax and enjoy the show. I hope you enjoy listening to my guests as much as I enjoy talking with them!