The Capital of Health

Michelle Griffin : Womens health is not niche

On this conversation, Dr Michelle Griffin articulates the pressing need for a solution-focused approach to health innovation, emphasising the importance of replicable results. As a distinguished leader in the field, Michelle delves into the complexities of decision-making in developing solutions, particularly for half of the world's population – women.
Our discussion sheds light on the significance of investing in women's health. Michelle passionately advocates for founders to dedicate time to curating and creating products that not only meet the unique needs of women but also actively involve them in clinical trials. She explains this is fundamental in ensuring safe prescriptions and optimal health outcomes, irrespective of diagnoses.
Furthermore, Michelle extends a powerful call to action for founders and investors, urging them to comprehend and address the gap within the health economy. Through this insightful episode, Michelle Griffin inspires a collective responsibility to foster inclusive health innovation, ultimately paving the way for a healthier, more equitable future.
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Learn more about Dr Michelle Griffin
https://drmichellegriffin.co.uk/
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.
 

Health Cap's Dr Ola Brown: Is there a market in your gap?

On this episode, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Ola Brown, a prominent figure in healthcare and the founder of Flying Doctors Nigeria and HealthCap Africa.
Our conversation delves into financing healthcare in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). Dr. Brown shares invaluable insights on what health tech founders should consider when serving underserved populations. 
One of the key takeaways is the emphasis on innovative health services being affordable, acceptable, and accessible to the communities they aim to serve.
Dr. Brown highlights the delicate balance required when identifying a market gap. She wisely reminds founders that it's not just about finding a gap in the market but ensuring there is a market in that gap. This perspective is crucial for sustainable and impactful solutions in healthcare.
 
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Learn more about Health Cap 
https://healthcap.co/
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Learn more about Flying Doctors
https://www.flyingdoctorsnigeria.com
 
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.
 

Narayana’s Dr Nitin Manjunath: We need to dissociate affluence with access to quality health care

We spoke with Dr Nitin Manjunath, the Facility Director at Narayana Health City, on this episode. Our conversation delved into the intricacies of value creation and the effective utilization of resources to maximize value for money in healthcare. Dr Manjunath shed light on Narayana Health's remarkable achievement – securing the Guinness World Record for the most ECGs conducted in a single day. 
We also explored the imperative need for funding preventative care, emphasizing Narayana's innovative cross-subsidization model. Dr Manjunath shared insights into Narayana Health's strategic use of data analytics to eradicate waste within the healthcare system. We discussed how harnessing the power of data allows Narayana to optimize resources, enhance operational efficiency, and ultimately provide better patient outcomes.
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Learn more about Narayana Health City
https://www.narayanahealth.org/
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.
 

FMLM’s Dr Hothi: Curiosity is the Currency of the Future

In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Dr Daljit Hothi, a distinguished Consultant Nephrologist and the Director of FMLM Applied. 
Dr Hothi is a prominent figure in health leadership, known for her commitment to leading with authentic leadership and creating pathways for clinicians to recognise their leadership potential.  
In our conversation, Dr. Hothi delves into the critical aspects of effective health leadership and why integrity and honesty are at the core of successful healthcare management. 
She shares valuable insights on cultivating curiosity as a driving force for innovation and the significance of building robust relationships to secure and shape the future of the health economy.
 
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To learn more about FMLM Applied,
fmlm.ac.uk/fmlm-applied
 
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.

GE’s Simon Rost: AI and Healthcare have a PR Problem

On this episode, we are joined by Simon Phillip Rost, the Chief Marketing Officer at GE Healthcare. Simon has a long career in management and often shares his insights on digitisation and AI in the healthcare sector. 
In this episode, Simon shares his insights on how data management and interoperability of systems are critical for personalised and precise health management. Simon explains why storytelling is crucial in improving the adoption of healthcare innovation. Simon also shares insights on value creation for service users and explores how artificial intelligence and automation can support the workforce. 
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To learn more about GE Healthcare,
https://www.gehealthcare.co.uk/insights
 
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.
 

Oxford Medical Simulation: Current Models of Clinical Training are not Scalable

On this episode we speak with the Jack Pottle and Christina Choung. 
Jack Pottle is the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS). OMS is an award-winning virtual reality healthcare simulation company that bridges the gap between clinical training, education and practice.
Christina Choung is the clinical lead at OMS, with a background as a registered nurse and simulation educator.
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To learn more about the role of Virtual Reality in medical education, you can visit Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) here:
https://oxfordmedicalsimulation.com
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.

YouTube’s Vishaal Virani : We need to democratise health information

On this episode we speak with the head of YouTube Health Vishaal Virani on the role of quality health education and democratising access to information to service users. As Youtube becomes the platform for Google Podcasts and Youtube launches the health shelves, the power of need for safe and accurate health information is critical
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.

UCL’s Paolo Taticchi: CSR is the Sustainability of the Past

On this episode we speak with Paolo Taticchi  who is a Professor in Strategy and Sustainability at UCL's School of Management. He is an experienced industry consultant supporting companies develop a sustainable ESG strategy. 
Professor Taticchi discusses the need for integrating sustainability into an organisations sustainability strategy, creating sustainability capabilities in house and having a pragmatic approach to creating a business model. 
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Learn more about UCLs work with the Lancet and tracking progress on health and climate change:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-health/research/a-z/lancet-countdown
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You can connect with here Professor Paolo Taticchi:
https://paolotaticchi.com/about/about-paolo/
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To buy Professor Paolo Taticchi's latest book 'Sustainable Transformation Strategy':
https://paolotaticchi.com/books
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.

Accurx’s Dr Margaret Senbanjo: Bad Implementation of Digital Tools Creates Chaos

On this episode we are joined by Dr Margaret Senbanjo the clinical lead at Accurx. Accurx is a software company that produces products improving the communication between patients and providers in the health sector. On this episode we discuss what value creation means for digital solutions and why user empathy is critical when innovating and producing tools in the health economy. 
 
Dr Senbanjo explains why efficiency gains need to be considered by health leaders by creating strategic adoption of digital technologies that act as a support to the daily function of health workers. 
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You can find out more about Accurx and case studies here,
https://www.accurx.com/case-studies
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This podcast was brought to you by the Global Business School for health,
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.
 

Deloitte’s Sara Siegel: Health Needs Rapid Uptake of Innovative Technologies

Today on the Capital of health, we are joined by Deloitte's Sara Siegel who is the Global Health Care Sector Leader at Deloitte. She comes with a wealth of experience working in healthcare with public and private stakeholders. Sara discusses how the challenges facing the health sector are universal and why innovation, collaboration and orientation of the workforce holds the key to a sustainable health economy. 
 
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Find out more about the Health Care Sector at Deloitte:
https://blogs.deloitte.co.uk/health/
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Find out more about the Health Equity Institutes at Deloitte:
https://www.deloitte.com/global/en/Industries/life-sciences-health-care/perspectives/future-of-health/the-health-equity-institutes.html
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Find out more about the Global Business School for Health:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-business-school-health/gbsh-capital-health-podcast
 
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The Capital of Health is a Student led podcast at University College London, conceptualised produced and Hosted by Damilola Ogunrinde.