Harry Saag's guest appearances

Harry Saag

Bright Spots in Healthcare

Lisa Davis

Cal Fussman

Johns Hopkins

Daniel Davis

Dave Chase

David Shulkin

Beth Israel

Rich Fernandez

David Nash

David Langer

Roger McIntyre

Randy Oostra

Lisa Fitzpatrick

Todd Hartley

David Hanna

OwlTail

Greg Katz

Michael Saag

With information on COVID-19 evolving daily,  our expert physician panel shares their thoughts on what we can expect from the virus over the next several months. They will also discuss lessons learned from the past seven months. Their conversation addresses topics tied to antibodies, treatment best practices, racial inequalities, innovation, and more!   Panel:  Dr. Michael Saag, one of the most influential infectious disease doctors in the country and who is frequently on a number of major media outlets including C-SPAN, CNN, NBC, ABC and The Washington Post (he also survived COVID-19 back in March) Dr. Ofole Mgbako, an infectious disease fellow at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in Harlem where racial disparities around Covid-19 are at the forefront  Dr. Gregory Katz, a cardiologist at Vassar Brothers Medical Center who will share his experiences (the good, the bad and the ugly) treating COVID-19 patients in the ICU at the height of the pandemic in New York City Harry Saag, MD, FACP, Co-founder and CEO, Roster Health; Hospitalist, NYU Langone Health    This episode of Bright Spots in Healthcare is sponsored by Knowledge to Practice (K2P), a leading provider of personalized, competency-based lifelong learning for practicing physicians, hospitals, and healthcare systems. Through K2P’s advanced digital learning platform, practitioners can assess and maintain core medical competencies and keep pace with emerging medicine. Importantly, K2P’s solutions help transform patient care and mitigate risks across hospitals and healthcare systems.

With information on COVID-19 evolving daily,  our expert physician panel shares their thoughts on what we can expect from the virus over the next several months. They will also discuss lessons learned from the past seven months. Their conversation addresses topics tied to antibodies, treatment best practices, racial inequalities, innovation, and more! Panel: <ul> <li>Dr. Michael Saag, one of the most influential infectious disease doctors in the country and who is frequently on a number of major media outlets including C-SPAN, CNN, NBC, ABC and The Washington Post (he also survived COVID-19 back in March)</li> <li>Dr. Ofole Mgbako, an infectious disease fellow at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in Harlem where racial disparities around Covid-19 are at the forefront </li> <li>Dr. Gregory Katz, a cardiologist at Vassar Brothers Medical Center who will share his experiences (the good, the bad and the ugly) treating COVID-19 patients in the ICU at the height of the pandemic in New York City</li> <li>Harry Saag, MD, FACP, Co-founder and CEO, Roster Health; Hospitalist, NYU Langone Health</li> </ul> This episode of Bright Spots in Healthcare is sponsored by Knowledge to Practice (K2P), a leading provider of personalized, competency-based lifelong learning for practicing physicians, hospitals, and healthcare systems. Through K2P’s advanced digital learning platform, practitioners can assess and maintain core medical competencies and keep pace with emerging medicine. Importantly, K2P’s solutions help transform patient care and mitigate risks across hospitals and healthcare systems.

Preparing for COVID in Winter with Drs. Michael Saag, Greg Katz, Ofole Mgbako & Harry Saag

During this 90-minute interview, Dr. Harry Saag, an internist at NYU Langone Medical Center, details his two-week battle with the virus and how his bout with the virus impacted how the treated COVID-19 patients when he returned to his job. As he describes his journey to get well, he shares how he cared for his father, who also contracted the disease, the progression of the virus, the symptoms he dealt with and how he knew he was recovered from the virus. Harry also shares the day-to-day challenges he and other health workers face on the frontlines in New York City.

During this 90-minute interview, Dr. Harry Saag, an internist at NYU Langone Medical Center, details his two-week battle with the virus and how his bout with the virus impacted how the treated COVID-19 patients when he returned to his job. As he describes his journey to get well, he shares how he cared for his father, who also contracted the disease, the progression of the virus, the symptoms he dealt with and how he knew he was recovered from the virus. Harry also shares the day-to-day challenges he and other health workers face on the frontlines in New York City.

How one doctor survived COVID- 19 - A Conversation with Dr. Harry Saag