The Healthtech Podcast

This week's Sunday session features some tips for entrepreneurs from Joseph Mossel, CEO of Ibex Medial Analytics, info on an upcoming digital health event and info on Healthtech Pigeon 🐦 a newsletter you can sign up to which summarises what James has been reading and listening to in the healthtech world. It's all you need in a 1 minute read! Get discounted tickets for Digital Primary Care 2020: h...

Joseph Mossel is CEO and Co-Founder of Ibex Medical Analytics, a next generation cancer diagnostics startup aiming to reduce diagnostic error and improve patient care. Over his career he served as a software engineer, product manager and in leadership roles in startups, corporates and non-profits, and has taken products from inception to multi-million dollar businesses. He holds a MSc in computer...

For this week's Sunday Session, James chats to Prof Sultan Mahmud, Director of Innovation, Integration and Research at Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust in the UK. From the humblest of beginnings, 'Sul' as he likes to be known rose the ranks through the NHS via jobs in big pharma and is now involved at the coalface of healthtech, helping his Trust bring in technologies like Zesty (you can he...

This week, James is joined by Graeme Cox, cofounder and CEO of emteq labs. Graeme has led multiple startup companies from initiation to exit, acting both as CEO and CTO with a 25-year track record in AI, software development, client engagement, problem solving and organisational development. His latest company, emteq labs, uses VR, multiple biometrics and machine learning to quantify human emotion...

This week's Sunday Session features some bonus content from a conversation between James and Amer Fasihi, cofounder and CEO of healthtech company, Kraydel. The full episode will be out in a couple of weeks, but you'll hear a chat between James and Amer from before they officially started recording the episode. They chat about identity and how it changes as you move careers and companies, the oppor...

Lord Victor Adebowale is an influential and high profile healthtech leader who combines commercial acumen with a commitment to social responsibility and personal values. He is the founder and chair of healthtech company Visionable and was previously Chief Executive of the social care enterprise Turning Point. Lord Adebowale was one of the first to become a People's Peer and was appointed a Command...

For this week's Sunday Session, James is joined by Dr Mala Mawkin, award winning doctor, speaker and writer. Mala is featured on Forbes 30 Under 30, Vogue 10 Rising Female Stars and UK Women of the Future Awards Finalist. She is the Host of the Digital Health Podcast for The Royal Society of Medicine Digital Health Council and is an advocate for women in science & medicine. She is now working...

Dr Mark Jenkins is Co-Founder and Medical Director at Oviva UK Ltd , a company digitising behaviour change therapy for lifestyle conditions such as Type 2 diabetes and obesity. Mark trained as a doctor at Guy’s & St Thomas Hospitals in London, where he also completed an academic foundation programme specialising in nephrology and then worked at the Boston Consulting Group. Mark is Oviva's UK M...

For this week's Sunday Session, James looks back on his first year as a doctor and gives a few tips and anecdotes for those looking to innovate, be that through QI projects, as an interpreneur or as an entrepreneur. Whether you're fixing a printer or overhaul an entire system, there is no project too big or too small to either learn from or make impact with. Empathy and understanding of how everyo...

Robyn Symon is a two-time Emmy award-winning former PBS producer  specializing in documentaries and television series. A former TV news reporter, Robyn has written and produced hundreds of hours of television programming for various networks including PBS, NBC, Discovery, CNBC, HGTV Reelz Channel including the PBS series "Voices of Vision," hosted by NPR's Scott Simon focusing on the work of non-p...

It's a 241 on GE healthcare this week - Rob Walton, President and CEO across 13 markets is back to give us his top tips for healthtech entrepreneurs. James also talks about perfection being the enemy of progress and how he's had to combat it in the last week!  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-walton-511555/ | https://www.gehealthcare.co.uk/ Get in touch: www.jamessomauroo.com | www.somx.co.uk

This week, James is joined by Rob Walton, the president and CEO of GE Healthcare's businesses in 13 markets across Southeast Asia, Korea, Australia and New Zealand. He took on the role in June 2019 and is responsible for leading all the business activities for GE healthcare in the region. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-walton-511555/ | https://www.gehealthcare.co.uk/ Get in touch:  www.jamessomau...

Tomer is a Partner & CFO at aMoon, where he leads mid-late stage investments in healthtech companies. Tomer joined aMoon in early 2018 and led several investments including $30M Series C round in Zebra Medical Vision and $55M Series D round in Seer. He is also a board member in PharmaTwoB and Mapi. With 15 years of US capital markets experience, Tomer spearheads aMoon’s Bridge to Wall Street,...

Amit Patel is the founder of a brand new digital health insuretech startup, called hlthie. Previously, he was an intrapreneur responsible for incubating, testing and scaling innovative and compelling customer propositions as director of vew ventures at bupa. He is a start-up advisor and a tech enthusiast with keen interest in exponential technologies (e.g. Blockchain / DLT, ML / AI etc) and their...

This week's Sunday Session is on grant funding and James explains Innovate UK and SBRI funding for the UK and Europe. He talks about a couple of different grants out currently, how to apply and what they're looking for. Check the grants out here: 1. Innovate UK: Biomedical Catalyst 2020 - https://apply-for-innovation-funding.service.gov.uk/competition/623/overview#summary 2. SBRI: Competition 17:...

Dr Owain Rhys Hughes is the founder and CEO of Cinapsis. He has over 13 years of experience working as a doctor and he is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. He has been awarded a personal Fellowship from the Medical Research Council and has twice received the British Journal of Surgery Prize. Cinapsis SmartReferrals reduces A&E attendances by 83% and face-to-face appointments by 70% th...

James has read the reports from the McKinsey Global Institute and Octopus Ventures so you don't have to... but they're also linked below. McKinsey's "Prioritizing health: A prescription for prosperity" concludes that by improving health globally, we can save lives and inject trillions into the global economy and they lay out some key findings in the exec summary which gives you the best overview....

Charles is a scientist with interests at the intersection of physics, machine learning, and computational biology and is the founder of Unlearn.ai . Previously, Charles worked as a machine learning engineer at Leap Motion and a computational biologist at Pfizer. He was a Philippe Meyer Fellow in theoretical physics at École Normale Supérieure in Paris, France, and a postdoctoral scientist in bioph...

This week, James is joined by an old friend and colleague, Dr. Kevin Rafferty. James and Kevin did anaesthetics together and Kevin still practices today. He uses his own VR headset design when anaesthetising his paediatric patients and tells us all about that and his vision for VR right across the patient-journey when it comes to anaesthetics and surgery. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-rafferty...

This week, James is joined by Jeremy (Jerry) Biggs, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer at NCL, a specialist investment management firm focusing on high growth technology companies, predominantly in the medical and energy sectors. Jerry has over 15 years of investment and corporate finance experience and sits on the board of a number of high growth businesses. Previously, Jeremy worked for Nor...

This week James is again joined by Sam Shah to talk about being BAME in healthcare and technology. Sam is a clinical lead with an interest in healthcare technology, digital experience, translational research and supporting behaviour change. He is an NHS Consultant with experience in clinical commissioning, service redesign, public health, workforce planning and health economics. He is also a Digit...

This week, James is joined by Prashant, an expert in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Deep learning. He has architected and commercialized several data science solutions in his 15 year career. He is also a prolific researcher, author, and speaker on topics related to data science and machine learning. He is passionate about using deep learning to make healthcare affordable and accessible....

In this week's Sunday session, James talks about the latest in VR in healthcare and you can read the Forbes article below. Forbes article on VR in healthcare: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamessomauroo/2020/06/19/virtual-reality-helps-medics-beat-coronavirus/ James' upcoming podcast talk: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lunch-learn-how-can-podcasting-benefit-your-healthtech-startup-tickets-10960810...

This week, James is joined by Chris Caulfield, a registered nurse and cofounder / chief nursing officer at Intelycare. After witnessing short staffing as a floor nurse and union leader, Chris built a solution to reduce nurse staffing shortages by joining forces with a full-stack engineer and developed an on-demand, app-based scheduling solution for nurses and nursing facilities. Chris filled Intel...

This week's Sunday Session is a summary of James' latest Forbes article covering the recent $16M acquisition of Zesty by Induction Healthcare Group. There's also the final thoughts from Sam Shah from the last episode on BAME, healthcare and technology to help all those who want to be part of the solution when it comes to eliminating discrimination in healthtech. Read the Forbes article here: https...