Currently working in legal and regulatory compliance at a healthcare start-up, Alice Yan describes her journey from a high school student who wanted to be a doctor to using her biomedical engineering education to improve healthcare outcomes.

Transcript: https://tinyurl.com/ECCtranscript1 

IG: @alicemyan

Alice's current reading list:
Deep Medicine, Eric Topol
The Digital Doctor, Bob Wachter
Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital, Carlota Perez
The Patient Will See You Now, Eric Topol
The Checklist Manifesto, Atul Gawande
The Price We Pay, Marty Makary
The Health Care Handbook, Elisabeth Askin, Nathan Moore
Where Does it Hurt?, Jonathan Bush, Stephen Baker

Healthcare Dive- https://www.healthcaredive.com/

Bertrand Odom-Reed, Director
Cornell Broadcast Studios
broadcaststudio@cornell.edu

Melissa Bazley, Editor

From Future Doc to Healthcare Industry Disruptor: Alice Yan ‘19, ‘20

This episode is sponsored by Smith+Nephew.

Join us as we sit down with three leaders from Smith+Nephew to discuss their career journeys, their insights in the medical technology field, and the company’s mentorship programs that are supporting women in STEM.

Hear insights from Kalavati Bhashyam, Senior Director of Hardware Engineering, Robotics and Enabling Technologies; Angela Mejia, Senior Quality Director of Arthroscopic Enabling Technologies; and Dr. Runi Brownhill, Director of Strategic Sciences, Wound Management R&D.

Ep 224: Medical Technology Roundtable with Smith+Nephew

Haley Antoine Grantham ‘19 is a Safety and Crashworthiness Engineer at Toyota Motor North America Research and Development. As a graduate of the Biomedical Engineering program, Haley talks about her journey from working as a Pedestrian Protection Engineer to her current role in advanced body structure and computer-aided engineering. She discusses the unique aspects of her job, such as using computer modeling tools to predict injuries and conducting physical crash tests to enhance vehicle safety for both occupants and pedestrians. Haley also shares her involvement in Toyota's recruitment efforts and leadership roles within the company.

Transcript Link: https://tinyurl.com/ECCtranscript1 

She can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/haley-antoine/
 
Editor: Melissa Bazley

Driving Innovation in Automotive and Mobility Safety: Haley Antoine Grantham ‘19

HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, enacted in 1996, safeguards sensitive health data through the Privacy and Security Rules. The Privacy Rule establishes national standards for protecting health information, while the Security Rule ensures the security of electronic protected health information (ePHI). Compliance with HIPAA is essential for healthcare entities, encompassing providers, plans, and associates, to prevent penalties. Patient privacy, data security, and staff training are imperative to safeguard personal and medical data. Leveraging healthcare IT (HIT) optimizes operations and patient care, adhering to standards like ITIL and IEC 80001 for risk management in IT networks incorporating medical devices. Seamless integration of medical devices into hospital networks enhances clinical decisions and patient care, utilizing methods such as vendor-specific interfaces, HIE platforms, and IoT integration. Cybersecurity is paramount in healthcare, addressing patient data protection and regulatory compliance. NIST guidelines and Manufacturer Disclosure Statement for Medical Device Security (MDS2) forms aid secure device integration, promoting patient confidentiality and data integrity.

207 - Medical Device IT

This episode is sponsored by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD).

Sylvie Lombardi, senior R&D director at BD, discusses her journey in biomedical engineering and the rewarding impact her work has on physicians and patients in this episode of Diverse. 

Hear how Lombardi’s childhood dreams of becoming a doctor influenced her path in STEM, her advice for aspiring engineers in the medical technology space, and the growth opportunities that BD provided throughout her career.

Ep 287: Making an Impact in Medical Technology With Sylvie Lombardi of BD

This episode is sponsored by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD).

Emma Quentin, vice president of urology critical care and surgery at BD, shares her inspiring journey from chemical engineer to global health care leader in this episode of Diverse.

In conversation with Larry Guthrie, director of content strategy at SWE, Quentin discusses the role curiosity plays in both engineering and leadership and the pivotal moments when others believed in her potential before she did. 

Hear how to overcome "superwoman syndrome," why leaders must prioritize the mental health of their teams, and advice for embracing imperfection and growth throughout your STEM career.

Ep 293: Curiosity, Courage, and Leading With Impact With Emma Quentin of BD

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the groundbreaking research by Dr. Alexandra Corbett from Wrocław Medical University, published in Polymers in Medicine. Discover how the innovative technique of electrospinning is transforming the field of bone regeneration. This cutting-edge approach combines biodegradable polymers, such as PLLA and PCL, with hydroxyapatite (HAP)—a natural mineral found in bones and teeth—to create bioactive scaffolds that support the body in regenerating bone tissue.

We’ll delve into the scientific principles, potential applications, and challenges of bringing this advanced technology into clinical practice. From personalized bone scaffolds to the broader possibilities for tissue engineering, this episode highlights the future of regenerative medicine.

This content was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) tools: DeepDive (Notebook LM, Google).

High-Filler electrospun fibers for tissue engineering

Daniel Morgan is a Research Portfolio Manager for Mission: Cure. This is a patient research organization dedicated to finding therapies for chronic pancreatitis. Daniel shares how his research background helps his team make informed decisions about allocating research dollars to discover life altering therapies for this painful rare disease with no cure. He also discusses how he uses his bachelor’s and master’s of engineering degrees in biological and biomedical engineering to inform his work as a scientist. 

He can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmorgan23

He recommends: https://mission-cure.org/

Transcript Link: https://tinyurl.com/ECCtranscript1

Editor: Melissa Bazley

Funding Therapies: Advancing Research for Chronic Pancreatitis with Daniel Morgan ‘23, M.Eng. ‘23

We celebrate excellence and innovation among engineers whose impact contributes to a healthier, more equitable, and more sustainable world.

Leading in medical research and education, Wrocław Medical University drives innovation in health sciences and clinical advancements. Based in Wrocław, Poland.

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