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At Outcomes Rocket, we are the shared knowledge hub for healthcare's toughest problems. Our goal is twofold and clear. To help inspire and guide our listeners to 1. Improve patient outcomes and 2. Experience business success in healthcare. Tune in to learn more!
Saul Marquez
Episodios
  • Smarter Clinical Decision Support Inside the Workflow with Bo Bartholomew, CEO and chairman of EvidenceCare

    Smarter Clinical Decision Support Inside the Workflow with Bo Bartholomew, CEO and chairman of EvidenceCare
    Apr 2 2026
    Clinical decision support only works when it fits naturally into the workflow and helps clinicians act without adding more friction. In this episode, Bo Bartholomew, CEO and chairman of EvidenceCare, shares how his experience as a hospital administrator shaped his focus on improving care and clinical operations. He explains how EvidenceCare embeds insights and decision support directly into the electronic health record, replacing manual processes with workflow-friendly automation. Bo discusses how the platform supports clinical, care management, and financial leaders by improving documentation, reducing administrative burden, and enabling better decisions at the point of care. He also emphasizes that real value in AI comes from solving clear problems without disrupting security or clinical workflows. Tune in to learn how smarter clinical decision support can give providers more time, improve operational efficiency, and create meaningful value for hospitals. Resources: Connect with and follow Bo Bartholomew on LinkedIn! Follow EvidenceCare on LinkedIn and explore their website! Email Bo Bartholomew: bo.bartholomew@evidence.care
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    8 m
  • When Law Meets Lived Experience: Building Ethical Data Systems for Behavioral Health with Helen Oscislawski, Legal Counsel at Attorneys at Oscislawski LLC

    When Law Meets Lived Experience: Building Ethical Data Systems for Behavioral Health with Helen Oscislawski, Legal Counsel at Attorneys at Oscislawski LLC
    Mar 31 2026
    What if the biggest barrier to better behavioral health outcomes isn’t access to data, but how carefully we protect it? In this episode, Helen Oscislawski, a healthcare data privacy and interoperability attorney, explains that behavioral health and substance use data require stricter privacy protections due to their sensitivity and history of misuse, and are governed by laws such as 42 CFR Part 2. She highlights how modern interoperability and AI create new opportunities to share data more precisely, but also introduce greater legal and ethical risks. Updated regulations now allow more flexible data sharing to improve care coordination, while introducing stronger enforcement and penalties for non-compliance. She emphasizes that success depends on “privacy by design,” strong governance, and a deep understanding of consent frameworks to preserve patient trust. Tune in to learn how smarter consent, stronger privacy frameworks, and better governance can unlock safer, more effective data sharing in behavioral health! Resources: Connect with and follow Helen Oscislawski on LinkedIn. Follow Attorneys Oscislawski LLC on LinkedIn and visit their website. Check out the Legal HIE website.
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    27 m
  • Distributed Cardiovascular Intelligence: The Future of Monitoring with Marc Zemel, CEO of Retia Medical

    Distributed Cardiovascular Intelligence: The Future of Monitoring with Marc Zemel, CEO of Retia Medical
    Mar 31 2026
    Better cardiovascular care starts with better visibility, and too often, the right insights arrive too late. In this episode, Marc Zemel, CEO of Retia Medical, shares the personal story that led him from engineering into medtech after losing his father to sudden cardiac arrest. He explains how Retia is rethinking cardiovascular monitoring by moving beyond bedside hardware into software-driven, distributed intelligence that leverages data hospitals already collect. Marc discusses the recent FDA clearance of Argos Infinity, Retia’s cardiovascular intelligence software platform, and how it expands access to advanced hemodynamic insight across operating rooms, ICUs, and tele-ICU environments. He also highlights why traditional monitoring models have been too limited, how earlier detection can reduce costly delays in care, and why hospitals now need technologies that help clinicians do more with fewer resources. Tune in to learn how distributed cardiovascular intelligence could help clinicians detect deterioration earlier, improve outcomes, and reshape how critical care decisions are made! Resources: Connect with and follow Marc Zemel on LinkedIn. Follow Retia Medical on LinkedIn and explore their website! Read more about Argos Infinity and Retia’s recent FDA clearance here.
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    13 m
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