Kerry Stratton's guest appearances

Kerry Stratton

Zoomer Week in Review

Talking HealthTech Digital Health and Healthcare Technology Podcast

Candace Bushnell

Ashton Applewhite

Alan Alda

Dan Buettner

Patrick Brown

Michael Walsh

Ruth Westheimer

Margaret MacMillan

Tina Brown

Chuck Berry

Jon Dore

John Perkins

Hugh Hefner

Joshua Smith

Kathy McEwan

OwlTail

In this episode, we hear from Kerry Stratton from InterSystems, who speaks about innovation in healthcare surrounding COVID-19, including telehealth. He also discusses the concept of value-based care and the importance of healthcare data. This episode covers how technology can improve the accessibility and quality of healthcare in rural and remote Australia. It also includes the tangible use and value of healthcare data, the sustainability of telehealth in its current form and explores what the future might hold for healthcare innovation.   Key Takeaways:The factors that hindered innovation before COVID-19 and how they have changed. One of the determinants Kerry outlines is that healthcare is quite complex, and as such, doing anything, such as making decisions and gathering and using data takes much more time.  The value of healthcare data. Kerry shares examples of how healthcare data is being used and weighs in on whether or not it has been highlighted by the pandemic. The utilisation and reliance of telehealth globally. With the global responsibility for InterSystems, Kerry gets exposed to the various ways that countries use telehealth. He describes some ways that he has seen it being used and points out aspects of telehealth that need improvement.  Improving healthcare in rural and remote Australia using technology. Along with technology, Pete and Kerry discuss looking at other aspects of enhancing healthcare, such as internet connectivity and being able to provide care long-term.  The concept of value-based care. Kerry explains how true value can be accomplished. He also addresses the possible barriers to health tech innovation and pinpoints how technology may interfere with clinical governance. 

In this episode, we hear from Kerry Stratton from <a href="https://www.talkinghealthtech.com/intersystems" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InterSystems</a>, who speaks about innovation in healthcare surrounding <a href="https://www.talkinghealthtech.com/glossary/covid-19-coronavirus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">COVID-19</a>, including telehealth. He also discusses the concept of value-based care and the importance of healthcare data. This episode covers how technology can improve the accessibility and quality of <a href="https://www.talkinghealthtech.com/glossary/healthcare-in-rural-australia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healthcare in rural and remote Australia</a>. It also includes the tangible use and value of healthcare data, the sustainability of <a href="https://www.talkinghealthtech.com/glossary/telehealth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">telehealth</a> in its current form and explores what the future might hold for healthcare innovation.   Key Takeaways: <ul><li>The factors that hindered innovation before COVID-19 and how they have changed. One of the determinants Kerry outlines is that healthcare is quite complex, and as such, doing anything, such as making decisions and gathering and using data takes much more time. </li> <li>The value of healthcare data. Kerry shares examples of how healthcare data is being used and weighs in on whether or not it has been highlighted by the pandemic.</li> <li>The utilisation and reliance of telehealth globally. With the global responsibility for InterSystems, Kerry gets exposed to the various ways that countries use telehealth. He describes some ways that he has seen it being used and points out aspects of telehealth that need improvement. </li> <li>Improving healthcare in rural and remote Australia using technology. Along with technology, Pete and Kerry discuss looking at other aspects of enhancing healthcare, such as internet connectivity and being able to provide care long-term. </li> <li>The concept of value-based care. Kerry explains how true value can be accomplished. He also addresses the possible barriers to health tech innovation and pinpoints how technology may interfere with clinical governance. </li></ul>

159 - Beyond telehealth; what’s next for virtual care? Kerry Stratton, InterSystems

Hilary Black

More and more older Canadians are interested in medical cannabis because of its potential to ease pain and improve cognitive function.CARP - a new vision of aging -  is partnering with Spectrum Cannabis ... a wholly owned subsidiary of Canopy Growth Corporation. They will offer tailored educational initiatives for the more than 320-thousand CARP members ...who will received a 20% discount on strains that carry the ''CARP Recommended'' seal. Libby talked with Hilary Black, Chief Advocacy Officer at Spectrum CannabisAnd - Hes led orchestras around the world and been a vital part of our sister station The New Classical FM for decades. Now Kerry Stratton is learning to conduct his life with ALS - Lou Gehrigs Disease. Libby visited him and his wife Elizabeth ahead of a special concert in his honour.

More and more older Canadians are interested in medical cannabis because of its potential to ease pain and improve cognitive function. CARP - a new vision of aging - is partnering with Spectrum Cannabis ... a wholly owned subsidiary of Canopy Growth Corporation. They will offer tailored educational initiatives for the more than 320-thousand CARP members ...who will received a 20% discount on strains that carry the ''CARP Recommended'' seal. Libby talked with Hilary Black, Chief Advocacy Officer at Spectrum Cannabis And - Hes led orchestras around the world and been a vital part of our sister station The New Classical FM for decades. Now Kerry Stratton is learning to conduct his life with ALS - Lou Gehrigs Disease. Libby visited him and his wife Elizabeth ahead of a special concert in his honour.

Hilary Black from Spectrum Cannabis & Kerry Stratton