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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2021 · 50 MIN

Noah Crampton--Mutuo | Transitioning from Clinician to Early Founder [Ep. 2]

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In the second episode of ReBootHealth, I interview Noah Crampton, CEO/founder of Mutuo. We cover a fair bit of ground in this episode including how to balance life as a clinician and a founder, the impact of computers in examining rooms, natural language processing (NLP) and its role in healthcare, the mindset of clinician versus entrepreneur and thoughts on Canadian healthcare innovation.  Noah provides insight on moving from a clinician to a founder and how the two roles overlap. I hope you enjoy today’s discussion with Noah Crampton. Please write a review on Apple Podcast. For other episodes or to learn more you can visit us at ReBootHealth or follow us on Twitter: @Reboothealth1 Episode recorded on May 26, 2021. 04:40—Balancing the clinician and founder roles 09:45—Patient-physician-computer relationship 17:00—Personal learnings of Noah his research 19:00—Starting Mutuo 24:46—NLP and its roles in healthcare 30:56—Clarifying Mutuo’s value proposition in clinical care 35:28—The impact of a clinical lens on an early founder 42:30—What we can do better to support start-ups

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