This podcast brings you to the heart of groundbreaking discussions, where Clint Health Co-founder and Stanford cardiologist Dr. Raj Dash converses with visionaries, disruptors, and trailblazers who are actively shaping the future of medicine.

  • Discover how experts are pioneering innovative approaches in clinical trials, pushing the boundaries of medical research.
  • Explore recent breakthroughs in data science, NLP, and machine learning that are transforming the understanding of patient data.
  • Uncover the latest trends, challenges, and solutions driving the evolution of the medical landscape.
  • Hear captivating stories about implementing data science, AI/ML, and NLP in clinical practices nationwide.
  • Gain insights from firsthand experiences shared by experts actively integrating these approaches into patient care.

Whether you’re a medical professional seeking to stay at the forefront of healthcare innovation

or an enthusiast captivated by the convergence of data science, artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML), and natural language processing (NLP) with clinical practices,

“Beyond the Chart” is for you.

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Podcast episodes

Episode #1: Cardiology Today: Bridging Innovation and Equity in Heart Health

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Apr 25, 2024

47:40

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In this episode, Dr. Rajesh Dash, PhD, MD, hosts Niraj Sehgal, MD, MPH, the Chief Medical Officer at Stanford Health Care. During their conversation, Niraj reflects on how he leaned into a leadership role during the pandemic to inspire interprofessional teamwork and multidisciplinary partnerships across the Bay Area. He shares his commitment to the development of physician leaders, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, mastery, and purpose, and outlines his bold vision for incorporating machine learning and automation tools into clinical care, integrating clinical trials and real-world evidence into the standard of care, and enhancing the accessibility and equity of healthcare services, irrespective of where patients live.

TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE:

  • Implementation Challenges in Clinical Guidelines: Discusses the challenges of translating clinical research into practice, highlighting gaps between recommended and actual practices in medicine.
  • Advancements in Real-World Evidence: Explores how real-world evidence is becoming a crucial element in the evolution of medical guidelines, potentially speeding up the process of their adoption in clinical settings.
  • Technological Innovations in Medicine: Examines the role of new technologies in improving clinical decision-making, including the development and use of clinical decision support systems.
  • Health Equity and Inclusion: Addresses initiatives to improve health equity and inclusion within clinical care and research, emphasizing the importance of involving underrepresented groups in clinical trials.
  • How do you change the culture of healthcare practice?
  • Harnessing machine learning and automation tools to proactively identify and manage patient risks and conditions.
  • Integrating clinical trials into routine clinical care.

Episode #2: The Role of Technology, Real-world Evidence, & Systemic Collaboration in Healthcare

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Apr 25, 2024

42:33

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In this episode, Dr. Raj Dash, speaks with Bethany Kalich, a clinical pharmacist and the U.S. Cardiovascular Medical Director at Amgen. The episode centers on setting ambitious health goals and the collaborative efforts needed to achieve significant improvements in cardiovascular health by 2030. It emphasizes the role of technology, real-world evidence, and systemic collaboration in healthcare.

TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE:

  • Ambitious Health Goals for 2030: The podcast discusses the target of cutting cardiovascular events in half by 2030, emphasizing the necessity of system-wide collaboration across healthcare providers and pharmaceutical partners to achieve this goal.
  • Increasing LDL Testing Rates: There’s a focus on doubling the LDL cholesterol testing rates as a critical early milestone, acknowledging its importance as a modifiable risk factor in cardiovascular health.
  • Implementation Science and Quality Measures: The episode highlights the role of the Lattice consortium in advancing implementation science to improve LDL testing and goal achievement, and setting quality measures to ensure enhanced care across the system.
  • Addressing Disparities in Healthcare: It discusses efforts to ensure equitable access to healthcare interventions, particularly focusing on groups that traditionally face higher burdens of cardiovascular disease.

Episode #3: Next-Gen Healthcare: Harnessing Technology and Evidence for Better Medicine

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Apr 25, 2024

50:27

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In this episode, Dr. Rajesh Dash, PhD, MD, hosts Niraj Sehgal, MD, MPH, the Chief Medical Officer at Stanford Health Care. During their conversation, Niraj reflects on how he leaned into a leadership role during the pandemic to inspire interprofessional teamwork and multidisciplinary partnerships across the Bay Area. He shares his commitment to the development of physician leaders, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, mastery, and purpose, and outlines his bold vision for incorporating machine learning and automation tools into clinical care, integrating clinical trials and real-world evidence into the standard of care, and enhancing the accessibility and equity of healthcare services, irrespective of where patients live.

TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE:

  • Implementation Challenges in Clinical Guidelines: Discusses the challenges of translating clinical research into practice, highlighting gaps between recommended and actual practices in medicine.
  • Advancements in Real-World Evidence: Explores how real-world evidence is becoming a crucial element in the evolution of medical guidelines, potentially speeding up the process of their adoption in clinical settings.
  • Technological Innovations in Medicine: Examines the role of new technologies in improving clinical decision-making, including the development and use of clinical decision support systems.
  • Health Equity and Inclusion: Addresses initiatives to improve health equity and inclusion within clinical care and research, emphasizing the importance of involving underrepresented groups in clinical trials.
  • How do you change the culture of healthcare practice?
  • Harnessing machine learning and automation tools to proactively identify and manage patient risks and conditions.
  • Integrating clinical trials into routine clinical care.