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Join us this week as Meena Mallipeddi welcome's guest Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, Founder & CEO at Proximie.What you'll get from this episode:Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram's inspiring journey from childhood in Lebanon to founding Proximie.How Proximie enhances global surgical care through digital connectivity and collaboration.The role of technology in training and mentoring surgeons remotely.The impact of Proximie on global healthcare systems and surgical outcomes.A personal success story demonstrating Proximie's life-changing potential.“AmplifyMD immediately connects medical facilities to a large network of physicians in all of the most essential specialties, including Neurology, Cardiology, Infectious Disease, Pulmonology and Heme/Onc.” Their mission is access, by becoming the definitive specialty care platform that connects every medical facility to the specialty care they need to improve patient outcomes. - https://amplifymd.com/Learn more:Guest LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadine-hachach-haram-bem/Company LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/proximie/Company Website https://www.proximie.com/Follow The Seamless Connection: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-seamless-connection

Imagine a world where a specialist surgeon on one continent could be virtually transported into any operating room of another surgeon specialist, anywhere in the world, to collaborate with one another visually and practically. That is now a reality with the Proximie system, an augmented reality telehealth platform and innovation in education and global surgery. Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram if the Founder of Proximie. She shares the story of her childhood and the events that made a lasting imprint on her memory growing up in Lebanon. She learned a lot about community, people coming together and sharing and supporting each other. Seeing the resulting injuries of war and the effects it had on friends who experienced injuries led her to understand the importance and role of doctors. Her family had a profound influence on her trajectory into medicine, innovation and narrowing the gap in access to care. This became of great interest to Nadine as her own career in plastic surgery progressed. We discuss the collection of knowledge in the library database of the Proximie system and the ongoing value it has in surgical education and learning. I mention to Nadine the honor I had speaking to Dr. Joe Dusseldorp and Dr. Minas Chrysopoulo about their Proximie experience during a DIEP flap procedure. It was seamless connectivity for these two surgeons and delightful to share their experience using Proximie across continents. At the heart of this it is patients for access and quality of care. Nadine has accomplished this by reimagining the future of healthcare through the Proximie system. Our thoughts conclude the podcast sharing the importance of leaving a legacy of your work and what inspired me to invite Nadine to be interviewed on the DiepCJourney podcast. I am grateful! Learn more about Nadine's work and the topics I reference in the podcast: Nadine's Ted Talk: Digitization in Healthcare Delivery LinkedIn: Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram FRCS (Plast), BEM Instagram: drnadz_j Instagram: Proximie Democratization in Microsurgery: The Proximie System with Dr. Joe Dusseldorp and Minas Chrysopoulo, MD, FACS  

Have ever been you curious about the networking, conversations, and education that happens among colleagues at medical conferences? Or are there topics you see online but are not aware of the stories behind the social media posts from these conferences? I invite a returning guest to give you a behind the scenes look at one such conference, the annual conference of The American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. We chose a few highlights and topics from the conference to share our experience so you can learn more about these rich learning events. Here to share the highpoints and a few of our favorite topics is one of the presenters at the conference himself, Dr. Minas Chrysopoulo. He is the current president of PRMA in San Antonio, Texas who works with a team of nine microsurgeons that perform primarily tissue-based breast reconstruction for those affected by breast cancer. He is a welcome returning guest to the DiepCJourney podcast. In addition to his microsurgical prowess, he is an entrepreneur. Dr. Chrysopoulo founded Toliman Health and is the creator of Toliman's flagship award winning app, Breast Advocate app, the first shared decision-making app for breast cancer surgery and breast reconstruction. He begins by highlighting the diversity of global skill represented at the conference sharing the moving moment when the “Best Case/Best Save” presentations were made. This is the most attended session at the meeting. It is a packed room. This year's winner was an especially inspiring case of a young Ukrainian woman whose lower face was reconstructed due to a horrific shrapnel injury and repaired by Dr. Adam Maciejewski of Poland. We touch on the keynote address from CEO and Founder of the Proximie Surgical Learning Platform System, Nadine Hachach-Haram. Dr. C points out the mission of the Proximie system is to expand surgical education and improve patient access to surgical expertise. We revisit other topics like breast sensation, shared decision-making, and patient advocacy. Links to these topics can be found below. Dr. C congratulates the ASRM team for putting together another impressive conference from global leaders in microsurgery. We are happy to share our experience. Learn more about resources mentioned and topics related to the Podcast: JAMA article on AI and chat box responses Shared Decision-Making blog with Dr. Chrysopoulo DiepCJourney podcasts on Breast Sensation Connect with those mentioned in the Podcast: Dr. Minas Chrysopoulo on LinkedIn Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram (Plast) BEM on LinkedIn American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery: Instagram  

Jordan Sollof is joined on Digital Health Unplugged by Rewired 2024 speaker Dr Jessica Morley, postdoctoral researcher at the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University. Morley runs through her career to date, including what motivated her to transition from working in the NHS and Department of Health and Social Care into academia and how this influenced her perspective on healthcare policy and data science. She then talks about OpenSAFELY and the Goldacre Review, two projects she was heavily involved in before explaining what her recently completed PhD is about and the key things that emerged from all of the research. Lastly, Morley looks ahead to the future of healthcare data science and AI policy before previewing her keynote session at Digital Health Rewired 2024. She will be speaking on the AI, Data and Analytics Stage on Wednesday 13th March at 2pm in a keynote session that also features Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram of Proximie and Professor Erika Denton of NHS England. Rewired24 takes place at the NEC in Birmingham on 12-13 March. You can view the full programme here. To attend, register here.  

Launched in 2016, Proximie was a platform that enabled clinicians, proctors, and medical device company personnel to be virtually present in operating rooms, where they would use mixed reality and digital audio and visual tools to communicate with, mentor, assist, and observe those performing medical procedures. The goal was to improve patient outcomes. The company had grown quickly, and was now entering strategic partnerships to broaden its reach. Founder and CEO Nadine Hachach-Haram aspired for Proximie to become a platform that powered every operating room in the world, but she had to carefully consider the company's partnership and data strategies in order to scale. What approach would position the company best for the next stage of growth?

We're currently on a season break and will be back with new episodes in September. In the meantime, I wanted to share my conversation from last year with reconstructive surgeon Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, who told me about her shift to entrepreneurship with Proximie, to revolutionise the world of surgery.  Dr. Nadine saw the horrors war inflicts on people and communities during her formative years living in Lebanon after the civil war, and how difficult it is for individuals to re-build their lives if proper health care is not available. Her story is one of perseverance, dedication and incremental change. We also have more from Dr. Nadine in a bonus episode exclusively for our members. You can listen in Apple Podcasts or subscribe on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this episode, Thad Davis, Senior Managing Director, interviews Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, CEO and Founder of Proximie. We learn about her formative years in post-civil war Lebanon, how that sparked Nadine's love for medicine, and the future of surgery.

Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram joins me in the hot seat today to discuss her amazing, life-changing work. Dr. Nadine is a reconstructive surgeon working with the National Health Service in the UK. She's is also the founder of Proximie, a start-up revolutionising how surgery is conducted, with a technology platform that enables operating rooms across remote locations to virtually interact and conduct surgeries in real time. Dr. Nadine saw the horrors war inflicts on people and communities during her formative years living in Lebanon after the civil war, and how difficult it is for individuals to re-build their lives if proper health care is not available. Her story is one of perseverance, dedication and incremental change. We also have more from Dr. Nadine in a bonus episode exclusively for our members coming out next week. You can subscribe in Apple Podcasts to get this bonus episode, and early access to future episodes of the season as well! This episode is brought to you by: Sodic, celebrating 25 years of creating timeless places EFG Hermes One, your one-stop gateway to investment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

July 8, 2022: A special episode of Keynote this week combines different guests and topics that really illustrate what this channel is all about and what conversations we've been able to have the past 6 months. We've clipped together some conversations that hit hard, shared innovation, and pursued different outlooks on healthcare and health IT. In Part 2 of our curated playlist, we feature the following guests and topics: 1. Phoebe Yang, General Manager at AWS, Healthcare - https://youtu.be/a3v_gYFpC-Q (AWS's Phoebe Yang Explains How Technology Can Address Disparities in Access to Healthcare) 2. Daniel Barchi, CIO at New York-Presbyterian - https://youtu.be/q4w-tZbdSnA (How Can Vendor Partners Successfully Approach CIOs?) 3. Aaron Miri, CIO, Baptist Memorial Jacksonville - https://youtu.be/CmWL3VrjZks (Creating a Culture that Fosters Collaboration, Innovation, and Problem Solving in Health IT) 4. Nadine Hachach-Haram, Founder and CEO at Proximie - https://youtu.be/aDpGBIAm_Lo (Healthcare Needs to Replace Brick and Mortar with Patient-Centered Care) 5. Aneesh Chopra, President of CareJourney - https://youtu.be/vVDkd5Wc_fE (Does the Business Model in Healthcare Drive the Need for Interoperability?) 6. Micky Tripathi, National Coordinator for Health Information Technology at Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) - https://youtu.be/4r51fbWUNAg (Micky Tripathi Explains What TEFCA Means For Healthcare: Accurate And Accessible Data) 7. David Feinberg, President & CEO of Cerner - https://youtu.be/uzPZep9fNQY (The Power of 'Dr. Google' and How it has Become Better Access to Information) 8. Stephen Klasko, Former President at Jefferson Health / Executive In Residence at General Catalyst - https://youtu.be/LNITxmsh-gg (Investing in our Future through Population Health, Predictive Analytics, and Social Determinants)

March 25, 2022: How can we re-imagine the digital operating room to accelerate the adoption of best practices and democratize access to care? https://www.proximie.com/ (Proximie) is a technology platform that allows clinicians to virtually ‘scrub in' to any OR from anywhere in the world. https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadine-hachach-haram-bem/?originalSubdomain=uk (Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram), Founder of https://www.proximie.com/ (Proximie), Faculty Singularity University, TED Speaker and Surgeon shares how her company empowers clinicians to share their skills in real-time, which reduces variation in care and ensures every patient receives the best healthcare every single time. Imagine a digitally connected world where a pipeline is connecting ORs and turning these once analog and undigitized environments into connected collaborative and intelligent environments.  Key Points: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:08:45- Proximie is a vendor neutral application. We work with everyone.  00:14:20 - The genesis of surgical training was very much designed around see one, do one, teach one. Conceptually it seems good but there's a lot of flaws in that system. 00:16:30- No athlete today, at the top of their game, isn't being filmed all the time and getting feedback 00:31:50 - Proximie has a real mission and drive to change and disrupt surgery 00:35:05 - We are heading into a world where soon every operating room will be recorded https://www.proximie.com/ (Proximie)

Today's episode is with the founder of Proximie - Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, BEM, the recipient of the British Empire Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours for 2018. She is an NHS surgeon, lecturer and clinical entrepreneur. Nadine drew on her passion for innovation, education and global surgery to found Proximie, an augmented reality platform aiming to improve access to expert care and to scale clinical expertise. Through its patented platform doctors can virtually transport themselves into any clinical setting to visually and practically interact and collaborate. Proximie has enjoyed significant success with early adoption by major medical institutions and device companies and has been covered by news agencies around the world. Dubbed by CNN as the "Future of Surgery," Proximie and won multiple awards including Foreign Press Association Science Story of the Year. We talk about 1- Proximie's value proposition and why she started the company 2- How she was able to implement the technology in the medical world 3- Her road towards medical institution adoption 4- Her background and early journey from surgeon to founder 5- How she handles her day to day responsibilities and how she overcomes adversity Stay tuned for upcoming shows with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa. Please tag us and tell us what you learned.

Today's episode is with the founder of Proximie - Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, BEM, the recipient of the British Empire Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours for 2018. She is an NHS surgeon, lecturer and clinical entrepreneur. Nadine drew on her passion for innovation, education and global surgery to found Proximie, an augmented reality platform aiming to improve access to expert care and to scale clinical expertise. Through its patented platform doctors can virtually transport themselves into any clinical setting to visually and practically interact and collaborate. Proximie has enjoyed significant success with early adoption by major medical institutions and device companies and has been covered by news agencies around the world. Dubbed by CNN as the "Future of Surgery," Proximie and won multiple awards including Foreign Press Association Science Story of the Year. We talk about 1- Proximie's value proposition and why she started the company 2- How she was able to implement the technology in the medical world 3- Her road towards medical institution adoption 4- Her background and early journey from surgeon to founder 5- How she handles her day to day responsibilities and how she overcomes adversity Stay tuned for upcoming shows with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa. Please tag us and tell us what you learned.

Joining John this week is Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, a surgeon, lecturer and clinical entrepreneur. Nadine is the co-founder of Proximie, a health technology business that uses augmented reality to allow the world's top surgeons to virtually transport themselves into any operating room.  Nadine explains why CNN dubbed Proximie the "future of surgery”,  the future of Augmented Reality (AR) and medicine, and how it felt to be named to Worth Magazine's list of  the 50 Women Changing the World along with Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Melinda Gates.

Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram is a London-based consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon and the founder of Proximie, a technology platform that allows clinicians to virtually 'scrub in' to any operating room from anywhere in the world. This augmented reality platform allows health professionals to teach, train, and collaborate remotely, thus digitizing a given surgeon's footprint and creating a borderless and inclusive operating room. We discuss what it takes to be a clinician-entrepreneur and how Proximie will democratize surgical training. The key, according to Dr. Hachach-Haram, is to be mission-driven and to develop a solution that is solving an existing problem, not a solution trying to fit a problem. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theia-hc/support

Can Proximie bring safer surgery to the wider world? How is Getinge answering call for ventilators? In this week’s podcast senior executives from Getinge and Proximie – two very different sized companies – explain how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated their business. In the opening keynote conversation, Eric Honroth, president, Getinge North America, explained how the company more than doubled its production of ventilators in 2020. He also discusses recent FDA clearances for two lines of critical devices. In our closing keynote, Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, CEO and founder of Proximie, says the start-up reached its 2023-24 projected size in just a few months as hospitals and medical device companies sought the ability to collect surgeons to the outside world. Dr. Hachach-Haram, a reconstructive surgeon, gives a detailed account of how a growing shortage of surgeons convinced her to start a technology company. She also shares how the technology ultimately restored the life of someone very close to her. Chris Newmarker, executive editor of MassDevice, offers up his Top 5 Newmarker’s Newsmakers including news about human-monkey embryos, Abbott, Stryker, Medtronic and DJO. Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast! And our new MedtronicTalks podcast.

This episode is brought to you by Joi Gifts. Joi is kindly offering When Women Win listeners 15% off any item, just head to joigifts.com/whenwomenwin and use the promo code RanaNawas15 at checkout.   What did we talk about? Inspiration, resilience, and boundaries that need breaking. As a teenager in Lebanon, Nadine saw how access to quality healthcare changed people's lives. While Proximie started out as an experiment to create positive impact, it has become a global company that epitomizes “the future of surgery.” Nadine discussed her solution-based thinking processes and how that mindset helped her become an entrepreneur. My favorite quote of the episode was: “Stop trying to be perfect because you can’t be. Stop feeling guilty because that doesn’t help.”  You can connect with Nadine on LinkedIn and check out the Proximie website here.   *************************************************   Want detailed show notes? A list of book recommendations? To send us some love? To nominate a guest? Head to the When Women Win website. While there, you can also sign up to our newsletter that – just once a month – sends behind the scenes goodies to your inbox. Newsletter subscribers also get invited to 1 free AMA (Ask Me Anything) session per month - so sign up now! What would you like to get out of When Women Win? Drop me a message via Instagram or LinkedIn – I’d love to hear from you. If you’re on iTunes, would you kindly take half a minute to rate & review the podcast? It would help tremendously. Thank you, Rana

In this episode of Medtech Matters, a podcast focused on the medical device manufacturing industry and the factors impacting it, we speak with Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, the founder and CEO of Proximie. Her firm enables clinicians to collaborate from anywhere in the world. The solutions is hardware agnostic and enables connections in remote regions with low internet functionality. Specifically, the following questions are addressed. Can you please tell us about your company and what it’s doing to the traditional surgical environment?Does your company provide all the hardware and software components to enable the connection?Is the hardware and software required on both ends?One unique thing I noticed about your technology is that it operates on weaker internet connections. Why was that an important factor and important to you?What’s the reaction from surgeons to the system? Listen to this episode and see what you think of Proximie and the capabilities it enables for surgical consults and collaboration. If you’d like to share thoughts, ask questions, or suggest a future participant for Medtech Matters, please reach out to me at sfenske@rodmanmedia.com. Listen to the podcast streaming via the player or get the podcast on the Medtech Matters channel via your preferred vendor of podcasts, such as Apple Podcasts (iTunes) or Spotify.

In this week’s episode we are joined by Dr Nadine, a consultant plastic surgeon and CEO who shares her journey to becoming a  global innovator. We delve into the reasons as to why she choose plastic surgery and the role females play in the world of surgery. Dr Nadine shares her story behind Proximie, the augmented reality platform that is saving lives by sharing the world's best clinical practice, now in use in over 35 countries across the world. We discuss the cases where Proximie has proven to be life-changing by allowing surgeons across the world to collaborate and access the same operating theatre. At one point, Dr Nadine even shares a personal case involving her mother and Proximie.      Tune in as we discuss the uptake of technology in surgery, how to create champions who believe in your innovation and the obstacles she had faced to date. Dr Nadine shares her experience of delivering a TED talk which has been watched by over a 1 million people and receiving an BEM by the Queen. We finally end on advice for future entrepreneurs and innovators who want to make impact on a global scale.Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram, BEM, is the CEO and Founder of Proximie. She is also a Consultant Plastic Surgeon and Head of Clinical Innovation at Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. Proximie is a technology platform on a mission to save lives by sharing the world’s best clinical practice. Dr. Nadine received the British Empire Medal in the 2018 Queen’s Birthday Honours for her innovative work within the fields of surgery and medicine. She has also undertaken a number of roles to help advance surgery, including being a council member of the Royal College of Surgeons Future of Surgery Commission, council member of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS) Innovation UK, and council member of the Royal Society of Medicine plastic surgery section.Learn more about Proximie:  https://proximie.com/Twitter: @ProximieARInstagram: proximiearDr Nadine Twitter: @DrNadz Learn more about Scrubbed In:Twitter - @ScrubbedIn_Instagram - @Scrubbedin_Download the PodCases Mobile app now - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/podcases-by-scrubbed-in/id1535819930PodCases lets you Step into the shoes of Doctors to experience medicine. Listen to high quality audio cases and reinforce your learning with interactive quizzes. www.scrubbedin.co.ukHello@scrubbedin.co.uk

Do you need to be a d**k to be a good leader? Here's what Dr Nadine said... Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram BEM is a plastic surgeon and CEO of Proximie — an augmented reality platform for virtual surgical collaboration. Rather than telemedicine it's about telepresence. It means that a surgeon in the UK could open up their web browser, and see what another surgeon across the world is doing in real time and collaborate. Proximie has had incredible impact: it's helped people in need across the world access surgical care, it's been used by NHS surgeons who are self-isolating due to coronavirus and it's also being used by the RAF. Dr Nadine received the British Empire Medal in the 2018 Queen's Birthday Honours for her innovation in surgery. You can find me on Twitter @MustafaSultan and subscribe to my newsletter on www.musty.io

Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon and Head of Clinical Innovation at Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. In 2015, the NHS clinical entrepreneur drew on her surgical experiences and her passion for innovation and education, to create Proximie; a technology platform on a mission to save lives by sharing the world's best clinical practice. Nadine received the British Empire Medal in the 2018 Queen's Birthday Honours for her innovative work within the fields of surgery and medicine. She also undertakes a number of roles to help advance surgery, including council member of the Royal College of Surgeons Future of Surgery Commission, council member of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS), Innovation UK and council member of the Royal Society of Medicine plastic surgery section. Proximie: https://www.proximie.com Subscribe to Healthtech Pigeon

Nadine Hachach-Haram is Lebanese reconstructive plastic surgeon based in London and the founder of Proximie, an augmented reality platform allowing surgeons to remotely guide local clinicians through complex procedures in real-time. She joins me on the show this week to talk about growing up in post-war Beirut in the early 90s, her first exposure to the world of surgery to her mission with Proximie to provide top-class healthcare across the world. We also discuss the importance of multitasking and finding a balance as a surgeon, entrepreneur, wife and mother of 3!

Nadine Hachach-Haram is Lebanese reconstructive plastic surgeon based in London and the founder of Proximie, an augmented reality platform allowing surgeons to remotely guide local clinicians through complex procedures in real-time. She joins me on the show this week to talk about growing up in post-war Beirut in the early 90s, her first exposure to the world of surgery to her mission with Proximie to provide top-class healthcare across the world. We also discuss the importance of multitasking and finding a balance as a surgeon, entrepreneur, wife and mother of 3!

Imagine you are sitting in a medical tent in a combat zone. You are the military surgeon and a solder is brought to you with injuries from a bomb blast that you have no idea how to treat. This wasn’t in your training. You have no idea what to do. How do you save this soldier’s limb - or even more importantly - this soldier’s life? Now imagine you are in a rural, remote hospital. A new patient is brought to you with a congenital condition you have never seen before. While you are a surgeon and had extensive training, this is beyond your expertise. They are clearly suffering and their daily life impeded. Do you turn them away? Do you let them suffer the rest of their life?  While seemingly extreme, these are not completely uncommon scenarios, especially in low-resource settings where a surgeon may need to wear many hats. However, using the power of artificial intelligence (AI), a team of passionate and dedicated individuals headed by Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram are seeking to make these situations a thing of the past. With even just a small tablet strapped to the side of the operating table, with their technology, surgeons can now use intraoperative video calling to get guidance on unfamiliar cases or to get mentorship and training from experts around the world.  Featured in top organizations such as TED, CNN, the British Army, and others, Proxime is a force for good that is changing the face of global surgery. Join us as we hear the inspiring story of Dr Hachach-Haram and the technology that is making a movement both inside and outside the walls of the operating room!

In this episode, we explore the rapidly growing Telehealth industry from three perspectives. A practitioner who made the pivot when the pandemic hit, a consultant helping clinicians to achieve better outcomes, and an innovator championing augmented reality to change the industry. Follow Eve Rosenfeld on Twitter @EveRosenfeld as well as her research on ResearchGate Rafael Salazar can be found through rehabupracticesolutions.com. Here is his article on how to do Telehealth right. Follow Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram’s augmented reality platform Proximie at Proximie.com. Her TEDWomen talk from 2017 is a great introduction to the potential she sees in this technology.

Today I talk to Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram , CEO and Founder of Proximie. Hachach-Haram's web-based dashboard allows surgeons to collaborate remotely via audio, video and augmented reality. We talk about how Proximie is helping patients like Mo Tajer; recovering after undergoing remotely guided Da Vinci robotic surgery. We also hear about a very personal story for Nadine, and the biggest 'litmus test' of them all. When she was asked by her mother to support her surgery using Proximie.Listen in and learn about how the demand for virtual support is accelerating under the conditions of Covid19, and how it is helping to deliver the best care, the first time, every time for patients. [2 Mins]  Introduction to Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram and Proximie[3 Mins] The background to Proximie, as a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Guys at St Thomas's who knew that 5 Billion people in the world did not have access to surgery.[5 Mins] How Proximie helps? The case of Mo Tajer, undergoing remotely guided robotic surgery by @andrewgregory[9 Mins] The Virtual Rep: Rethinking access to the operation room, to support the likes of Jan Creidenberg[10 Mins] Covid19, accelerated adoption of digital solutions and the new normal. A study of Proximie vs. Face-to-Face support in theatre.[13 Mins] Learning from Matt's Nokia tale. How to use the right technology at the right time?[15 Mins] Stress testing in War zones: Being accessible in bandwidth, connectivity and low latency[17 Mins] Cancer care post Covid19: The WeShare Healthcare conference exploring the resumption of cancer care.[20 Mins] How do you scale: in regard to the growing need for experts?[Association of Surgeons in Training. European Society of Colopractology, International Society of Hip Anthroscopy].[22 Mins] The importance of  of foundational processes: Being focussed on the UX first and foremost.[24 Mins] Proximie in 3-5 years time: Increasingly democratised access to care.[25 Mins] The ultimate 'litmus test': When your mother asked for Proximie to help her.[35 Mins] The Magic Wand: Every patient to have access to the best care, the first time and every time.[38 Mins] Do you want to join Nadine? Proximie is hiring! A. Client Engagement, B. Customers Experience Experts and C. Business Development specialists. Support the show (https://weareten.us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=4ed5154e0f1cdbad62b378156&id=dc1a8d24c1)

Her Ted Talk has almost 1.3 million views.  It was Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram’s introduction to the world of Proximie’s augmented reality remote surgical assistance platform that works economically in low resource and low bandwidth settings.  This technology virtually allows a geographically distant KOL surgeon or med tech expert (account rep) to enter the operating room and assist with surgery.  The idea behind Proximie was born in charitable surgical work in third world countries.  Nadine then turned it into a dynamic and rapidly growing company.  Nadine and Rob Doebelin, VP Commercial Americas Region join me to talk about this amazing lifesaving and life changing technology. Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram’s Ted Talk - 2017 https://www.ted.com/talks/nadine_hachach_haram_how_augmented_reality_could_change_the_future_of_surgery?language=en#t-294399 Proximie Corona Heroes Video Fadi Sawaya MD, FACC | Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology | Interventional and Structural Cardiology | Director Adult Structural Heart Program | AUBMC, Lebanon Surgeon saves life with help of a virtual hand half a world away, The Sunday Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/surgeon-saves-life-with-help-of-virtual-hand-half-a-world-away-265w0bwq7 https://vimeo.com/425154729/2c472508cb - CARDIOLOGIST UPDATED WITH DANISH CARDIOLOGIST COMMENTARY https://vimeo.com/407588026/6d7aa59efb - TALKING HEADS FROM PROXIMIE USERS https://vimeo.com/393454919/d0c7315f7b - PROXIMIE IN ACTION IN ROBOTIC SURGERY Nadine Hachach-Haram’s LinkedIn Profile link Rob Doebelin’s LinkedIn Profile link Proximie’s website link Ted Newill LinkedIn Link  Medical Device Success website link    Ted’s contact page at Medical Device Success link

Dr Nadine Hachach-Haram and Dr Ryan Kerstein; two Plastic surgeons who are founding members of a group of innovators who believe in frontline worker innovations and empowering solutions that can evolve the NHS.Today, our conversation explores their work with WeShare healthcare; a vehicle to defining problems and solutions across the entire NHS eco-system from the operating theatre to social care. We explore 'how might we improve the system to maximise impact?'. Can you help? Listen and let us know.Support the show (https://weareten.us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=4ed5154e0f1cdbad62b378156&id=dc1a8d24c1)

Nadine Hachach-Haram is the founder and CEO of Proximie, an AR platform for surgery that has made its way into over 80 hospitals in 30 countries since it was founded in 2015. Nadine, who is based in London, talks about the company's rise, from helping a surgeon in Gaza reconstruct an 18-year old boy's hand to winning large-scale contracts in the UK and around the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nadine Hachach-Haram is the founder and CEO of Proximie, an AR platform for surgery that has made its way into over 80 hospitals in 30 countries since it was founded in 2015. Nadine, who is based in London, talks about the company's rise, from helping a surgeon in Gaza reconstruct an 18-year old boy's hand to winning large-scale contracts in the UK and around the world.

My guest on the podcast is Dr. Nadine Hachach Haram, Co-Founder of Proximie, NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Fellow, and TED speaker.She’s is a curious surgeon with a passion for technology and innovation — and a desire to make a difference in the world.This drove her to co-found Proximie, an augmented reality platform that allows doctors to virtually transport themselves into any operating room, anywhere in the world, to visually and practically interact in an operation from start to finish. Proximie aims to provide safe, accessible and cost-effective surgery to every patient around the world.I really got inspired by the big idea behind Proximie after seeing Nadine’s TED talk in December. I believe this is a very compelling showcase of how technology can be used to augment the unique strength of humans, to deliver remarkable value. Hence, I invited Nadine to share her story in this podcast.During our interview, you will learn three things:1) How, by focusing on key pain points, technology can solve problems of global scale2) What’s required to ensure solutions deliver transformative impact3) And why it’s key to think exponentially See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you're undergoing surgery, you want the best surgical team to collaborate on your case, no matter where they are. Surgeon and entrepreneur Nadine Hachach-Haram is developing a new system that helps surgeons operate together and train one another on new techniques -- from remote locations using low-cost augmented reality tools. Watch the system in action as she helps a surgeon in Minnesota perform a knee surgery, live on her laptop from the TED stage in New Orleans. As Hachach-Haram says: "Through simple, everyday devices that we take for granted, we can really do miraculous things." (This talk contains graphic images of surgery.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Si vous subissez une intervention chirurgicale, vous voulez la meilleure équipe de soignants, peu importe l'endroit où vous êtes. Nadine Hachach-Haram, chirurgienne et entrepreneuse, développe un nouveau système pour aider les chirurgiens à opérer ensemble et à se former mutuellement aux nouvelles techniques à distance en utilisant des outils de réalité augmentée peu coûteux. Regardez le système en fonction alors qu'elle participe à l'opération du genou d'un chirurgien du Minnesota en direct grâce à son ordinateur depuis la scène de TED à la Nouvelle-Orléans. Comme Nadine Hachach-Haram le dit : « Grâce à des outils simples et ordinaires que nous tenons pour acquis, on peut vraiment faire des miracles. » (Cette vidéo contient des images d'interventions chirurgicales.)

Si Ud. se somete a una cirugía, quiere que el mejor equipo quirúrgico colabore en su caso, sin importar dónde se encuentre. La cirujana y empresaria Nadine Hachach-Haram está desarrollando un nuevo sistema que ayuda a los cirujanos a operar de forma colaborativa y entrenarse los unos a los otros en nuevas técnicas, utilizando herramientas de realidad aumentada de bajo costo desde ubicaciones remotas. Observe el sistema en acción mientras ayuda a un cirujano de Minnesota a realizar una cirugía de rodilla, en vivo en su computadora portátil desde el escenario de TED de Nueva Orleans. Como Hachach-Haram dice: "A través de dispositivos simples y cotidianos que damos por sentados, realmente podemos hacer cosas milagrosas". (Esta charla contiene imágenes gráficas de cirugía).

Se você passar por uma cirurgia, vai querer que a melhor equipe cirúrgica colabore no seu caso, não importa onde ela estiver. A cirurgiã e empresária Nadine Hachach-Haram está desenvolvendo um novo sistema que ajuda os cirurgiões a operar em conjunto e a treinar o outro em novas técnicas, em localidades distantes, usando instrumentos de realidade aumentada de baixo custo. Veja o sistema em ação, enquanto ela se junta a um cirurgião de Minnesota para realizar uma cirurgia de joelho, ao vivo do laptop dela, no palco do TED em Nova Orleans. Como diz Nadine: "Por meio de aparelhos simples que fazem parte do nosso cotidiano, podemos realmente fazer coisas milagrosas". (Esta palestra contém imagens de cirurgias.)

만약 여러분이 수술을 받아야 한다면, 어디에 있든 최고의 의료진의 협업으로 수술 받기를 바랄 겁니다. 의사이자 기업가인 내딘 하크아시-하람은 새로운 기술을 개발하여, 외과의사들이 공동으로 수술을 진행하고 교육할 수 있는 환경을 제공하고 있습니다. 이 기술로 저비용의 증강현실 도구를 사용해 외딴 곳의 환자까지 수술을 받을 수 있습니다. 미네소타 대학병원의 무릎 수술을 뉴 올리언즈의 TED 강연장까지 실시간 연결하는 이 신기술을 경험해보세요. 하람 박사는 "간단하고, 일상적인 기계를 사용해, 우리는 기적 같은 일을 해 낼 수 있어요."라고 말합니다.(본 강연에는 수술과정이 담긴 그림이 나옵니다).

If you're undergoing surgery, you want the best surgical team to collaborate on your case, no matter where they are. Surgeon and entrepreneur Nadine Hachach-Haram is developing a new system that helps surgeons operate together and train one another on new techniques -- from remote locations using low-cost augmented reality tools. Watch the system in action as she joins a surgeon in Minnesota performing a knee surgery, live on her laptop from the TED stage in New Orleans. As Hachach-Haram says: "Through simple, everyday devices that we take for granted, we can really do miraculous things." (This talk contains graphic images of surgery.)

Nadine Hachach-Haram is Lebanese reconstructive plastic surgeon based in London and the founder of Proximie, an augmented reality platform allowing surgeons to remotely guide local clinicians through complex procedures in real-time. She joins me on the show this week to talk about growing up in post-war Beirut in the early 90s, her first exposure to the world of surgery to her mission with Proximie to provide top-class healthcare across the world. We also discuss the importance of multitasking and finding a balance as a surgeon, entrepreneur, wife and mother of 3!