In the second part of our mini-series exploring the concept of value in academic medicine, Dr. Ankur Kalra once again engages in a compelling discussion with Dr. Nandan Anavekar. Dr Anavekar, a Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and consultant for both the Cardiovascular and Radiology Departments at Mayo Clinic, also serves as the Program Director for the Adult Cardiovascular Diseases Fellowship program.

In this stimulating and thought-provoking episode, Dr. Kalra and Dr. Anavekar delve into the topic of measuring success in medicine. Dr. Anavekar puts forward the argument that the ambiguous definition of academic achievement often results in damaging biases that have long-term repercussions on the medical field. As a program director, Dr. Anavekar believes that the number of published articles should not be the only or most crucial criterion for evaluating early-career faculty. He argues that it's important to also consider the "distance travelled" by candidates. Dr. Kalra raises pertinent questions about the practical implications of this approach, and Dr. Anavekar provides candid insights into his responsibilities.
The conversation also sheds light on the "publish or perish" mentality and highlights the need to prioritize patient needs over the ideals of the experts treating them.

Can we move beyond binary thinking when it comes to measuring success in medicine? How does Dr. Anavekar tackle research questions? What is the true essence of being "academic"?

Questions and comments can be sent to “podcast@radcliffe-group.com” and may be answered by Ankur in the next episode.
Guest: @nandananavekar, host: @AnkurKalraMD and produced by: @RadcliffeCARDIO.

EP 91: 2/3 Beyond Metrics: Reimagining Success in Academic Medicine with Dr Anavekar

In this episode, Michael Flynn, senior director of economic development at Destination Medical Center, talks to F&C reporter J.D. Duggan. Flynn talks about Rochester’s economic ecosystem and its collaborative nature.

Interview: Michael Flynn, senior director of economic development, Destination Medical Center

In this episode, Destination Medical Center Executive Director Patrick Seeb talks to F&C reporter Dan Netter. Seeb details the accomplishments of the first 10 years of the DMC effort in Rochester and gives a preview of the next decade of work.

Beyond the Skyline

Interview: Patrick Seeb, executive director, Destination Medical Center

The Topic is: Ethical, Transformational and Generative AI in Healthcare

We have covered: 
- Transformational AI 
- Ethics, Privacy , and Threats to Humanity linked to AI
- Generative AI and LLM ( Large Language Models ) in Healthcare

How can we make #Healthcare Uncomplicated?

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João Bocas - The Wearables Expert Interviews Christopher Ross, CIO at Mayo Clinic: Exploring Ethical, Transformational, and Generative AI in Healthcare

In this episode of "Healthcare Uncomplicated," João Bocas, known as "The Wearables Expert," engaged in a profound conversation with Christopher Ross, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Mayo Clinic. Their discussion delved into the critical dimensions of Ethical, Transformational, and Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare, offering valuable insights into the future of healthcare.

Transformational AI in Healthcare

Christopher Ross emphasized the transformative potential of AI in healthcare, highlighting how AI-driven technologies are reshaping patient care, diagnosis, and treatment. The Mayo Clinic's adoption of AI has led to tangible improvements in patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Ethical Considerations in Healthcare AI

The discussion revolved around ethical considerations in healthcare AI, emphasizing the importance of patient trust and privacy. Ross stressed the need for responsible data use, transparency, and unbiased AI algorithms.

Privacy and Threats to Humanity

Privacy concerns in healthcare AI were discussed, with a focus on data encryption, access controls, and cybersecurity measures. The conversation also touched upon potential threats to humanity, emphasizing the importance of rigorous testing before deploying AI systems.

Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) in Healthcare

The conversation concluded with an exploration of Generative AI and the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in healthcare. Ross mentioned the Mayo Clinic's exploration of LLMs for natural language processing and decision support. João Bocas highlighted the potential of LLMs in revolutionizing patient engagement through chatbots and virtual assistants, offering personalized health information and support.

In summary, this episode of "Healthcare Uncomplicated" featured a comprehensive discussion between João Bocas and Christopher Ross, shedding light on the promising role of AI in healthcare, accompanied by a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and the responsible use of technology.

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Ethical, Transformational and Generative AI in Healthcare by Criss Ross, CIO at Mayo Clinic

Consumer Innovation Trends With Ben Tingey.

Ben Tingey returns to talk all things consumer innovation from his point of view as Innovation Manager with Advocate Health’s Innovation & Commercialization team. Ben and Jared talk about everything from General Catalyst to Neuralink as they range far and wide in their assessment of how to let the future shape our progress today.

All that, plus the Flava of the Week about new wellness offerings from Eli Lilly and Mayo Clinic. Is direct-to-consumer digital health changing course, changing shape, or both, and what can we learn from some of these latest product launches? 

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Healthcare Rap

Healthcare Rap: Consumer Innovation Trends With Ben Tingey

Dr. Dines served in the Marine Corps as a teenager. He enlisted at 17 and fought in the battle of Iwo Jima in World War II. After losing his two closest friends in the war and emerging unscathed himself, he felt a deep commitment to give back to society. Encouraged by his father-in-law, Dr. Dines chose medicine as his way to contribute, leading to a distinguished career in pulmonary medicine at the Mayo Clinic.

Discussion with WWII Veteran David Dines, M.D.

Meet Lora and Chris Jenkins of Southern California. They are parents to three children and also have two grandchildren. Lora’s journey with pancreatic cancer began very abruptly in the fall of 2022. Despite feeling in great health, an intuitive voice in her head told her to get checked out one day in October 2022. She visited her local emergency room, where they found a mass on her pancreas. She was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, and it was then that a doctor estimated she had 3-9 months left to live.

With this bleak news and doctors not giving her any hope to hold onto, Lora and her husband Chris felt the lowest they’ve ever felt. However, Lora’s self-advocacy and Chris’s ability to handle the insurance headaches and support Lora through this turned things around for their family. She did not accept the doctors’ negative outlook on her prognosis. Instead, she sought out additional opinions from doctors at other hospitals. Although this was the first time she or anyone in her family had experienced pancreatic cancer, genetic testing did reveal a genetic mutation that likely was the cause of her pancreatic cancer despite her healthy lifestyle.

Lora and her husband share their experiences as a patient and caretaker pair and how they took on Lora’s treatments as a team. They also discuss the alternative medicines they used throughout her journey and the positive effect they had in keeping up her strength and pain tolerance.

Fortunately, a year after her diagnosis, she connected with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and was able to undergo a clinical trial from which she saw significant positive effects. Eventually, after some time on the clinical trial regimen, her condition made her a candidate for surgery. This past January, she underwent the long-anticipated surgery that ultimately saved her, with double clean margins and a very successful surgery outcome.

The couple also share a lot about how they relied heavily on their faith in God during this trying and tumultuous time with pancreatic cancer. Today, Lora is declared no evidence of disease and lives every day to the fullest, knowing that if it weren’t for her clinical trial, she might not have had such a positive outcome in this disease.

Join us for this week's episode of the Project Purple Podcast to learn about the inspiring story of Lora and Chris's life after battling pancreatic cancer!

If you’d like to donate to Project Purple’s mission of a world without pancreatic cancer, please visit https://www.projectpurple.org/.

To connect with Lora and or Chris directly, they welcome emails here: 
loraj0329@gmail.com 
chrisjenkins0329@gmail.com 

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Episode 285 - Surviving Pancreatic Cancer with Lora & Chris Jenkins

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‘Parallax’ (/ˈparəlaks/)-noun: the effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions. Join Ankur Kalra, MD as he shows you a different side to cardiovascular care, management and science. Listen to Ankur’s conversations with legendary cardiologists, critical reviews of key congresses and late-breaking trials, and concise summaries. Published every second Monday of the month, this is your fix of reliable updates on all things cardiology by someone from a non-traditional background, who is always trying to look at it from new angles! Dear cardiologists, we want to make this podcast about you, and for you! Please email us critical thoughts, comments and questions for Ankur at podcast@radcliffe-group.com.

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