Episode #29. Balancing High-Tech with High-Touch: The Future of Pediatric Care, with Bernie Rice, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at Nemours Children's Health episode artwork

EPISODE · May 14, 2024 · 20 MIN

Episode #29. Balancing High-Tech with High-Touch: The Future of Pediatric Care, with Bernie Rice, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President at Nemours Children's Health

from Smart From The Start · host Steve Lieber

Pediatrics presents unique challenges that require tailored technological solutions, not just scale-downs of adult applications. In this episode, Bernie Rice emphasizes the need for technology that accommodates pediatric patients' diverse age ranges and behaviors, from neonates to young adults. He highlights the importance of discerning technology partners that align with healthcare visions, not just those offering the most advanced solutions. These collaborations are crucial for implementing technologies that solve pertinent issues rather than adding complexity.  Tune in and uncover how these technologies are tailored to meet the specific needs of pediatric care and discuss the future possibilities in this vital healthcare sector.

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