EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 26 MIN
The Future of Healthcare Technology: Bayhealth’s Vision for Smarter Patient Care
from Scrub In · host Bayhealth: Keisha Morris, Kendall Barton, Alice Rausch
Send us Fan MailWhat does a digital leader actually do in health care and how is that role shaping the future of patient care?In this episode of Scrub In, we sit down with Mac Marlow, Bayhealth’s new Chief Digital Information Officer, to explore how technology, data and innovation are coming together to improve care across central and southern Delaware.With 27 years of experience in healthcare technology and a passion for people-first innovation, he shares how Bayhealth is approaching digital transformation from improving core systems to using “invisible AI” like ambient listening and automation tools that reduce burden on care teams.We also dive into:• How technology can give time back to providers• The role of AI in improving, not replacing, the human connection• Cybersecurity trust and responsible innovation in healthcare• Building strong teams and culture in a rapidly changing digital worldWhether you're a clinician, healthcare leader or simply curious about the future of medicine, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Bayhealth is using technology to deliver smarter, safer and more compassionate care.
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Send us Fan Mail What does a digital leader actually do in health care and how is that role shaping the future of patient care? In this episode of Scrub In, we sit down with Mac Marlow, Bayhealth’s new Chief Digital Information Officer, to explore how technology, data and innovation are coming together to improve care across central and southern Delaware. With 27 years of experience in healthcare technology and a passion for people-first innovation, he shares how Bayhealth is approaching di...
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