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EPISODE · May 15, 2024 · 57 MIN

Venturing Into Healthcare Innovation: Bryan Sivak with Evidenced

from Shot of Digital Health Therapy · host Eugene Borukhovich and Jim Joyce

Welcome to Wednesday! In episode #139 of #TheShot of #DigitalHealth Therapy, Jim Joyce and I really enjoyed chatting with Bryan Sivak, who has a lustrous career across both public and private sectors now investing into government-driven tailwinds at Evidenced : 🌟 Early Career and Entrepreneurship: His journey from starting a company in the tech boom to navigating the bust. 📈 Transition to Public Service: His move from private sector 🏛️ Government Challenges: Insights into the complexities and incentives within government roles and the impact on technology implementation. 🚑 Healthcare System Analysis: Comparing the operational and cost differences between U.S. and French healthcare systems. 🤖 Tech in Government: Experiences with integrating advanced technology within the public sector. 📜 Regulatory Impact on Innovation: How changes in regulations create opportunities for new healthcare solutions. Fun mentions as always: Isabelle Von Kohorn MD PhD Adrian Fenty Sara Salek, M.D. Kathleen Sebelius Barack Obama

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