Mayo Clinic Center For Innovation Transform Podcast

Colin Hung has enjoyed a 20 year career in software and information technology, the last 10 years in the healthcare IT industry. He has helped to design and launch over a dozen health and healthcare related products. Colin lives and works in his hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is actively involved in the healthcare community. He not only hosts #hcldr, but is also a regular participant in #hcsmca and #HITsm tweetchats. As well, Colin is a member of Hacking Health, an organization dedicated to improving healthcare through collaborative innovation.

Regina Holliday is an unstoppable force for good. An activist, artist, speaker an author, she has become an advocate for patients and their stories, as well as a local tour de force in her community. Some people have even called her the Rosa Parks of Health Care. You might see her at a health conference, like we were able to at HIMSS, painting what she hears from the patient view. She is part the movement known as participatory medicine. She and others in this movement believe that the patient is a partner with their provider and both should work together as a team.

We chatted with Boston Children's Hospital Director of Innovation, Michael Docktor, M.D., while at HIMSS 2015. Exciting conversation, and right after the announcement of Dr. Docktor being in the "Top 40 under 40 in Health Care Innovation!"

Pritpal S Tamber is the Founder of the Creating Health Collaborative, was the Physician Editor of TEDMED 2013, and has more experience with various foundations and organizations than we can list!

We sat down with experts from Intel and the Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation to discuss HIMSS 2015 Day 2!

We wrap up Day 1 of HIMSS 2015 with Dr. Mark Blatt and Chris Tackett of Intel, and Jason Slusarchuk of Hootsuite, talking about the good, the bad and the unseen at HIMSS 2015.

Garrison Keillor traveled all the way from Lake Wobegon to Rochester, MN, to talk at Transform 2012 on the need for humanity in Health Care.

J. Paul Neeley is a multidisipliary Designer and Researcher currently based in London. He has a background in Service & Experience Design, Speculative Design, Business Design, and Design Research & Strategy. J. Paul has worked professionally at Mayo Clinic’s Center for Innovation//SPARC as Designer/Researcher focusing on the healthcare experience and delivery, at Teton Radiology/Medical Imaging Associates as Service Design Manager realizing innovative medical imaging solutions, and at Unilever in Consumer & Market Insights on leading CPG brands. His talk at Transform 2012 is on the theme of designing for happiness in a complex world.

Joyce Lee is a a Pediatrician and Diabetes specialist, Researcher and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Michigan. She is passionate about the notion that human-centered design and a patient-driven participatory approach to creation of health are critical for transformation of the healthcare system.

Special Edition of our Transform Podcast with a great presentation from none other than Patch Adams from Transform 2010. Enjoy!

For over 20 years, Susan Mazer along with her husband Dallas Smith have been creating environments that heal. Susan is a thought leader and knowledge expert on how the environment of care impacts the patient experience, and how little changes show better outcomes to both patients and providers alike.

We met up on Skype with TJ Parker, co-founder of PillPack, and talked through the need for Service Design and Design Thinking in Health Care to deliver the best service possible to people.