In this episode of the Strive podcast, we have an enlightening conversation with Dr. Tina Chen, a dedicated psychiatrist specializing in child and adolescent mental health. Dr. Chen discusses her path to psychiatry, sharing her initial aspirations in the medical field and her eventual passion for mental health. The discussion navigates through various aspects of psychiatry, the cultural perspectives on mental illness, and the evolving landscape of mental health treatment. Dr. Chen provides valuable insights into the complexities of mental illness, the impact of social media on mental health, and the future of psychiatric care. This episode offers a deep dive into both the personal and professional experiences that shape a psychiatrist's approach to tackling some of the most pressing issues in mental health today.
00:00 Introduction and Welcoming Dr. Chen
00:17 Dr. Chen's Journey to Psychiatry
03:13 Discovering Psychiatry During Clerkship
06:38 Comparing Psychiatry and Surgery
12:37 Understanding Mental Illness
25:44 Understanding Psychiatric Markers
27:56 The Impact of Stigma on Mental Illness
29:09 Social Media and Mental Health
31:14 The Evolution of Psychiatry
37:23 The Reality of Psychosis
44:59 Future of Psychiatric Treatment
47:28 Final Thoughts and Advice
In this episode of the Strive Podcast, we host Dr. Zachary Rosenthal, a psychiatry resident from the University of Pennsylvania. We delve into his journey in medicine and his focus on electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Dr. Rosenthal discusses the latest advancements in ECT, its promising role in psychiatric treatment, and navigates the ethical and public misconceptions surrounding it. He also reflects on his medical journey from Haverford College to his current residency and offers insights into the relationship between mind, brain, and consciousness. This episode offers a deeper understanding of ECT, its mechanisms, and its potential future applications.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey into Mind, Medicine, and Motivation
00:14 Introducing Dr. Zachary Rosenthal: A Deep Dive into Psychiatry and ECT
02:12 The Personal and Professional Journey of Dr. Rosenthal
07:06 Exploring the Mind-Brain Connection: Insights from Neuroscience
12:43 Demystifying Electroconvulsive Therapy: Mechanisms and Misconceptions
30:49 The Future of Psychiatry: Innovations and Ethical Considerations
40:52 Reflecting on the Human Aspect of Medicine and Psychiatry
48:25 Looking Forward: The Evolution of Psychiatry and Neuroscience
In this episode of the Strive Podcast, we host Shae Keller, a professional who has navigated the journey from pharmacy to pharmacy informatics, and further into the realm of business with an Executive MBA. Shay shares insights into his unconventional career path, starting from his education in Indiana and South Carolina, through to his current role that integrates pharmacy, informatics, and business to innovate healthcare. The discussion covers the evolving role of technology in healthcare, the impact of pharmacy informatics on patient care, and the potential future advancements with AI in pharmacy and healthcare. Shae also reflects on how his MBA has equipped him to understand and tackle the financial challenges within healthcare systems, emphasizing the importance of blending clinical knowledge with business acumen to enhance patient care and streamline operations.
00:00 Introduction to the Strive Podcast
00:41 Shay Keller's Journey: From Pharmacy to Business
01:33 Exploring Pharmacy Informatics with Shay Keller
09:25 The Future of Pharmacy Informatics and AI Integration
13:34 Innovations and Challenges in the Pharmacy Space
28:38 The Impact of Business Acumen in Healthcare
39:53 Looking Ahead: The Future of Healthcare and Pharmacy
Join host Sai Mannam on the Strive Podcast for an exploration on the complexities of identity, authenticity, and societal expectations. Sai shares personal anecdotes and insights to discuss the challenges and impacts of conforming to societal norms.
Time Points:
00:00 - Introduction: Welcome to the Strive Podcast00:37 - Exploring Universal Human Experiences01:39 - From Coastal India to Urban Anonymity: A Personal Tale03:48 - The Quest for Authenticity Amidst Societal Expectations06:53 - Embracing Authenticity Over Approval07:25 - The Path to Liberation: Honoring Our Intrinsic Value07:56 - Preserving Individuality in a Conforming World
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we welcome Zach Bernstein, a third-year medical student from Emory University School of Medicine, to discuss the landscape of medical education, the importance of mental wellness, and the integration of technology in learning. Zach shares his journey through medical education, his role in mentorship, and his passion for neuroscience. We delve into how artificial intelligence and social media are shaping medical education and practice, while also tackling the challenges of maintaining mental wellness and harmony amidst the demanding medical school environment. We discuss the future of medicine, the power of social media for educational outreach, and finding balance through mindfulness and self-care strategies.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey with Zach Bernstein
00:20 Zach Bernstein: From Basketball Dreams to Neurosurgery Aspirations
02:07 The Serendipitous Meeting and Mentorship Beginnings
04:48 Exploring the Mysteries of the Mind and Consciousness
13:38 The Realities of Medical School and Neurosurgery
24:50 Exploring the Impact of AI and Technology in Medical Education
25:25 The Game-Changing Role of AI in Clinical Research and Learning
27:00 Harnessing Large Language Models for Non-Traditional Learning in Medicine
29:29 Innovative Technologies and Gamification in Medical Training
33:35 The Future of Social Media in Medicine and Personal Mindset Strategies
In this inaugural episode of the Strive podcast series 'Echoes of the Soul', hosted by Sai Mannam, we invite our listeners on a profound journey to explore the essence of happiness and the pursuit of meaning. Drawing on personal introspection and universal themes, the episode delves into the nature of true happiness beyond the instant gratification of fleeting pleasures, emphasizing it as rooted in fulfillment, purpose, and a sense of contributing to something greater. Through reflections on ancient wisdom, like the Bhagavad Gita, and engaging metaphors such as the chocolate donut, the discussion expands into the realms of altruism, service, and the interconnectedness of human experiences. This episode encourages a deeper understanding and appreciation of life's journey, urging listeners to find joy in the present and to embrace their unique paths with curiosity and love.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: Echoes of the Soul
02:07 Diving Deep: The Pursuit of Happiness
02:58 The Essence of True Happiness: Beyond the Surface
03:34 Finding Fulfillment: A Journey Through Ancient Wisdom
04:02 The Power of Altruism and Selfless Service
05:00 Embracing the Journey: A Reflection on Happiness
06:41 Parting Thoughts: Living Fully and Loving Deeply
In this episode of the Strive podcast, host Sai Mannam engages in a conversation with Rich Kester, patient advocate Geri Shaffer, and neurosurgical oncologist Dr. Kimberly Hoang. Rich shares his personal story of overcoming a grapefruit-sized meningioma, dealing with post-surgery challenges such as speech impediments and aphasia, and rediscovering his ability to read and even learn a new language. Geri Shaffer from the Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation discusses the importance of community and resources for individuals dealing with brain tumors. Dr. Hoang offers her professional insights into the treatment and rehabilitation processes for brain tumor patients. This episode highlights the resilience of the human spirit in the face of health adversities and the power of innovative therapies and community support in overcoming them.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey of Resilience
00:20 Rich Kester's Battle with a Brain Tumor
01:02 Introducing the Experts: Advocacy and Neurosurgery Insights
02:09 Rich's Personal Journey: From Diagnosis to Recovery
03:57 Understanding Meningioma: Symptoms and Diagnosis
08:34 The Impact of Aphasia and the Power of Support Groups
15:32 Exploring Innovative Therapies and Rehabilitation
19:38 The Role of Technology and Community in Healing
34:12 Reflections on Life, Challenges, and Moving Forward
43:18 Closing Thoughts: Compassion, Understanding, and Hope
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we host Dr. Adnan Siddiqui, a leading figure in neurosurgery, research, and healthcare innovation. Covering Dr. Siddiqui's extensive career, the discussion delves into his early motivations for pursuing medicine, the tragic loss that directed his focus towards neurosurgery, and his journey through medical education and specialized training. Dr. Siddiqui provides insights into his multifaceted roles which include serving as a professor and researcher at SUNY Buffalo, Director of Neurologic Stroke Services at Kaleida Health, and CMO at the Jacobs Institute. The episode explores his commitment to advancing neurosurgical practices, improving patient outcomes, and fostering healthcare innovation. Dr. Siddiqui also shares his perspective on maintaining mental resilience in the high-stakes field of vascular neurosurgery, the future of endovascular techniques in treating neurological disorders, and the significance of entrepreneurship in medicine. As we navigate through Dr. Siddiqui's journey and the lessons he learned, we also discuss the emotional challenges of neurosurgery, the drive towards less invasive procedures, and the evolving landscape of medical innovation.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey with Dr. Siddiqui
02:06 From Chartered Accountant to Neurosurgeon: Dr. Siddiqui's Early Life and Motivations
03:13 The Path to Neurosurgery: Discovering a Passion Amidst Tragedy
08:04 Embracing Research and Innovation: Dr. Siddiqui's Academic and Professional Evolution
20:06 Building a Multidisciplinary Medical Innovation Hub: The Jacobs Institute
30:58 Bridging Basic Science and Clinical Practice: A New Approach
32:33 Navigating Conflicts and Entrepreneurship in Medicine
42:03 The Jacobs Institute: Fostering Innovation and Collaboration
47:50 The Quadruple Threat: Clinician, Educator, Scientist, and Innovator
51:11 Emotional Resilience in Neurosurgery and Looking to the Future
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we host Dr. Jennifer R. Grandis, a renowned figure in head and neck cancer research and an advocate for gender equity in the medical and scientific communities. Dr. Grandis shares her journey from aspiring to help people by entering medical school to pioneering innovative cancer treatment strategies by focusing on molecular pathways. Beyond her scientific contributions, she discusses the challenges of being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field and her efforts to promote inclusivity and fairness. The discussion also delves into the intricacies of cancer biology, the significance of personalized medicine, and the potential of data analysis in advancing cancer research. Dr. Grandis shares insights into mentoring, leading a research lab, and the importance of fostering an environment that supports creativity and productivity. Reflecting on her career, she articulates the profound fulfillment derived from positively impacting others' lives, emphasizing the lasting effect of kindness and support. Lastly, Dr. Grandis expresses her excitement about the future of cancer research and her commitment to addressing equity and inclusion issues within science and medicine.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey into Medicine, Science, and Motivation
00:15 Introducing Dr. Jennifer R. Grandis
02:00 The Fascinating World of Head and Neck Cancer Research
02:52 Unraveling the Complexity of Cancer Through Innovative Research
07:49 The Dual Role of a Physician Scientist: Challenges and Triumphs
10:14 Building a Legacy: The Power of Biospecimen Banks in Cancer Research
18:04 Navigating the Challenges of Gender Equity in Medicine
27:00 The Impact of Culture and Identity on Professional Growth
38:47 Mentorship, Leadership, and Fostering a Research Lab Culture
45:41 Looking Towards the Future: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Science
In this episode of the Strive podcast, Dr. Jay Storm, chief of the division of neurosurgery and co-founder of the Center for Data Driven Discovery and Bioinformatics, shares insights from his journey in pediatric neurosurgery and work in genetic research for brain tumors. Dr. Storm discusses his partnership with Dr. Adam Resnick, their development of open-source biorepositories and data platforms, and their commitment to developing personalized medicine for pediatric brain tumors. The conversation delves into the impact of their work on accelerating treatments, the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration, and the philosophical and emotional aspects of practicing pediatric neurosurgery. Dr. Storm expresses hope for the future where childhood cancer can be significantly diminished through advanced genetic interventions and personalized treatment approaches.
00:00 Introduction to the Strive Podcast and Dr. Storm's Journey
02:00 Dr. Storm's Groundbreaking Work in Pediatric Neurosurgery and Personalized Medicine
05:26 The Evolution of Genetic Research and Its Impact on Pediatric Brain Tumor Treatment
11:14 Building a Global Research Ecosystem for Pediatric Brain Tumors
18:56 Ethical Considerations and the Power of Patient Advocacy in Pediatric Neurosurgery
29:06 Building a Global Bank for Cancer Research
29:49 The Power of Philanthropy and Open Access in Research
31:45 Fostering Long-Term Collaborations in Science
36:46 The Future of Cancer Research and Treatment Innovations
44:50 Philosophical Reflections on Pediatric Neurosurgery
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we host Dr. Arlen Meyers, a prominent figure in healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship. Dr. Meyers shares his journey from an academic surgeon to becoming a leader in the field of medical technology and entrepreneurship. He discusses the importance of mindset, the value of embracing failure, and the critical role of entrepreneurship in healthcare. The conversation covers topics including the benefits and limitations of obtaining an MBA for healthcare professionals, the societal impact of entrepreneurship in medicine, and ways medical education can evolve to support innovative thinking. Dr. Meyers emphasizes the need for physicians to be agents of change, advocating for a more integrated approach to business knowledge within medical training and calling for a shift towards a mindset of creativity over conformity. The discussion provides valuable insights for anyone interested in the intersection of medicine, business, and innovation.
00:00 Welcome to Strive: A Journey with Dr. Arlen Meyers
01:09 Dr. Meyers' Path from Surgeon to Entrepreneur
03:38 The Importance of Business Knowledge in Medicine
07:32 Defining Entrepreneurship in Healthcare
14:34 Navigating the Challenges of Healthcare Innovation
26:24 The True Value of an MBA in Medicine
26:51 The Surge of MD-MBA Programs and Their Impact
29:15 Rethinking Medical Education for Entrepreneurship
30:54 The Power of Networking and Building Your Brand
39:54 Mentorship, Entrepreneurship, and the Future of Medicine
In this episode of the Strive Podcast, we host Dr. David Silbersweig, a renowned figure in the fields of neurology, psychiatry, and philosophy. Dr. Silbersweig shares his intrigue in the philosophy of mind, leading him to a career where he bridges neurology and psychiatry. We delve into consciousness, frontal limbic modulation, and the evolution of psychiatric research. Additionally, they discuss the significance of understanding hallucinations, the potential of psychedelics in psychiatry, and the future of understanding the human mind and society. Dr. Silbersweig emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in advancing precision psychiatry and the broader implications of psychiatric and neurological knowledge for societal well-being.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey into the Mind with Dr. David Silbersweig
01:04 Dr. Silbersweig’s Fascinating Journey from Philosophy to Medicine
03:40 Pioneering Functional Neuroimaging: A New Frontier in Psychiatry
06:33 Exploring the Philosophical Underpinnings of Psychiatry and Neurology
14:34 The Enigma of Consciousness: A Neuroscientific Perspective
27:27 Frontolimbic Modulation: The Key to Understanding Psychiatric Disorders
33:23 Targeted Therapies and the Future of Precision Psychiatry
42:42 Hallucinations and the Boundaries of Perception
52:39 The Future of Mind, Brain, and Society: An Interdisciplinary Approach
56:23 Closing Thoughts: The Excitement for Precision Psychiatry and Societal Impact
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we engage in a deep and insightful conversation with Dr. Richard C. Wender, an advocate for holistic care and health equity, particularly for underserved communities. As the chair of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at Penn Medicine, Dr. Wender shares his personal journey, his vision for equitable healthcare, and the vital role of patient empowerment. The discussion delves into the challenges of primary care, the importance of building trusting relationships between physicians and patients, and strategies for motivating patients to adopt healthy behaviors. Additionally, Dr. Wender discusses systemic issues in healthcare, the significance of primary care in the community, and the future of healthcare through a lens of optimism for addressing disparities and enhancing access for all.
00:00 Welcome to the Strive Podcast: A Journey with Dr. Richard C. Wender
01:28 Dr. Wender's Personal Journey and Vision for Healthcare
05:13 Navigating Patient Care: Challenges and Motivations
08:00 Building Trust and Understanding in Patient Relationships
18:51 The Power of Human Connection in Medicine
25:23 The Power of Primary Care in Healthcare
27:09 Preventative Health Care: Beyond the Clinic
32:09 Addressing Healthcare Disparities: A Systemic Challenge
38:34 Reflections on Healthcare Evolution and Leadership
49:53 Looking Towards a Hopeful Future in Healthcare
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we host Dr. Christian Terwiesch, a professor at Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Terwiesch shares his expert insights on healthcare operations and innovation management. The conversation covers various subjects like digital transformation in healthcare, patient-centered care, optimization techniques, the impact of new technologies, inter-institutional data sharing, and challenges related to data privacy and autonomy. Dr. Terwiesch emphasizes the importance of taking multiple perspectives into account for improving the operational efficiency of healthcare institutions, and explains the potential of connected healthcare and digital biomarkers in revolutionizing care delivery. This episode provides valuable knowledge for aspiring medical professionals interested in improving healthcare operations and patient outcomes.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Background
00:50 Exploring the Role of Technology in Healthcare
01:21 Dr. Terwisch's Journey and Expertise
02:11 Understanding Digital Transformation in Healthcare
03:44 The Impact of Digital Transformation on Healthcare Operations
05:38 Data Privacy and Ownership in the Digital Health Era
09:18 The Role of Data Analytics and AI in Healthcare
14:02 Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare Operations
15:56 Implementing Lean Six Sigma in Healthcare
22:25 The Future of Healthcare Operations
44:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In this episode of the STRIVE podcast, Sai Mannam has an informative conversation with Dr. Allan D. Levi, a distinguished neurosurgeon and the chairman of the Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. They explore Dr. Levi's career journey, important milestones, and his significant contributions to the University of Miami and the Miami Project. The discussion delves into Dr. Levi's approach to neurosurgery, challenges he faced, and advancements in spinal cord injury research. It also covers the role of technology and patient outcomes in medicine today, and the potential impact of his cutting-edge research on Schwann cells. Further, they discuss the future of spine surgery, reimbursement landscapes, and the importance of discipline in the demanding field of neurosurgery. Dr. Levi shares his insights and offers valuable advice for aspiring neurosurgeons.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:16 Getting to Know Dr. Allan D. Levi
01:10 Dr. Levi's Journey to Neurosurgery
02:46 Pivotal Moments and Influences in Dr. Levi's Career
05:04 The Fascinating World of Schwann Cells
06:34 Challenges and Triumphs in Research
07:30 The Future of Spinal Cord Injury Research
08:56 The Miami Project: A Conglomeration of Scientists and Clinicians
12:40 The Evolution and Future of Spine Surgery
19:19 Dr. Levi's Advice for Aspiring Neurosurgeons
20:46 Conclusion: Looking Forward to the Future of Neurosurgery
In this episode, we host Dr. Adam S. Arthur, an eminent figure in the realm of neurosurgery currently serving as the chair of neurosurgery at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Dr. Arthur shared his career path and leadership experiences, shedding light on the nuances of neurosurgical practice patterns in various hospitals and clinics. We also discuss the impact of technology on neurosurgery and medical innovation, reflecting on the role of technology in the evolution of managing cerebral aneurysms using the woven endobridge device. We also delve into a philosophical conversation around values and mindset. Tune in as we venture into a profound discussion about the humility and dedication required in neurosurgery, encapsulating the essence of striving towards better patient care in the face of medical uncertainties and challenges.
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Beginning the Conversation with Dr. Arthur
01:47 Dr. Arthur's Journey to Neurosurgery
02:50 Challenges and Decisions in Medical Career
04:53 The Importance of Mentorship and Experience
06:53 The Role of Teamwork in Success
12:28 Navigating Challenges and Maintaining Discipline
22:09 The Practice Patterns at UTHSC
25:21 The Future of Healthcare and Administration
27:19 Building a Culture in Healthcare
29:52 The Intersection of Neurosurgery and Technology
30:18 The Challenges and Limitations of Neurosurgery
31:33 Choosing a Medical Specialty: A Personal Perspective
33:01 The Role of Technology in Neurosurgery
33:55 The Importance of Patient Communication in Neurosurgery
38:22 The Future of Neurosurgery: Functional Neurosurgery
42:09 The Impact of the WEB-IT Study on Neurosurgery
48:00 The Importance of Networking and Opportunities in Career Progression
53:33 The Excitement for the Future: People and Innovation
55:42 Concluding Thoughts: The Future of Neurosurgery
In this conversation, the guest host, Sri Mannam, interviews Sai Mannam, a second-year medical student at the University of Pennsylvania and host of Strive Podcast. Sai Mannam discusses his aspiration to become a neurosurgeon, which was inspired by his grandfather's diagnosis of glioblastoma. He shares his current process of hospital rotations and his preference for focusing on patient care over exam preparation. Sai opens up about the emotional toll of pediatric neurology, the stress of medical school, and the coping mechanisms he uses, including mindfulness and meditation. Reflecting on his journey so far, Sai advises prospective medical students to have a clear sense of purpose and to enjoy the process towards their goal rather than focusing solely on future achievements.
00:00 Introduction and Background
00:39 A Day in the Life of a Medical Student
01:34 Experiences in Neurology Rotation
03:33 The Emotional Impact of Pediatric Neurology
06:00 Managing Stress in Medical School
09:23 Building Systems and Habits for Success
10:14 Influences and Role Models
22:11 The Journey to Medical School
34:02 Navigating Self-Doubt and Imposter Syndrome
37:56 Memorable Moments and Looking Forward
In this episode of the Strive Podcast, I am honored to host John Faulkner, an EPIC Consultant. John discusses his journey through a challenging early career to a fulfilling role in healthcare IT. We delve into exploring his experiences, insights into electronic health records (EHR) and EPIC systems, and his vision for the future of healthcare technology. We also discuss the importance of adaptability and resilience in navigating not just professional life, but also personal challenges. The conversation broadens into the impact of emerging technologies like generative AI on EHRs and how the EHR landscape is evolving. Join us for an insightful hour discussing the fascinating intersection of healthcare and technology.
00:07 Getting to Know John Faulkner
00:15 Introduction and Welcome
01:07 Starting the Conversation
01:57 John's Early Career and Challenges
04:15 Transition into Healthcare IT
05:01 Experiences at Different Healthcare Systems
07:57 Venturing into Consulting
09:08 Discussion on Mental Fortitude and Persistence
12:27 Insights on Personal Growth and Perspective
18:35 Introduction to Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
22:10 Understanding the Layers of Support Systems
22:41 The Role of Epic Analysts and Consultants
24:05 Challenges in Navigating the EHR
25:32 Improvements in Epic's User Interface
26:07 The Importance of Reporting and Analytics
27:18 The Impact of Regulatory Requirements on EHRs
29:01 Balancing Competing Requirements in EHRs
32:08 The Challenges of Integrating Epic into Different Practices
36:46 The Future of EHRs with Emerging Technologies
38:56 The Role of Consultants in the Evolution of EHRs
In this episode of the Strive podcast, we host Dr. Nithin Adappa, an accomplished rhinologist and skull-base surgeon from Penn Medicine. In this episode, we delve into the details of Dr. Adappa's path into medicine, his specialized work in skull-base surgery, and his role in integrating marketing within healthcare. As the director of marketing strategies in his department, he brings a unique perspective on how strategic communication is essential in modern patient care. Tune in to gain insights into the practical aspects of healthcare marketing and clinical practice.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:45 Dr. Adappa's Journey into Medicine
02:05 Choosing a Specialty and the Role of Technology
03:18 Understanding Chronic Rhino Sinusitis
04:06 Day-to-Day Practice and Innovations in Skull Base ENT
05:36 The Impact of Reimbursement on Innovation
10:14 The Future of Pediatric Skull Base Surgery
14:44 The Role of Marketing in Medicine
19:12 Improving Patient Access through Website Overhaul
23:20 The Future of Digital Marketing in Healthcare
Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Neil Sheth, the chief of orthopedic surgery at Pennsylvania Hospital and an associate professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Sheth shares his journey from Wall Street to medicine, emphasizing his shift from investment banking to orthopedic surgery, and discussing the continuous intersection of business and healthcare in his career. We delve into his commitment to global health and the development of sustainable healthcare, discussing the challenges faced and innovative approaches applied. Special emphasis is given to his efforts in establishing an orthopedic center of excellence in Tanzania, aiming to improve local healthcare while preserving cultural beliefs and norms.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:15 Meeting Dr. Neil Sheth
00:57 Dr. Sheth's Journey in Medicine
02:11 Advancements and Challenges in Orthopedic Surgery
04:22 Discussion on Ambulatory Surgery Centers
08:25 Understanding the Business Side of Healthcare
14:09 Dr. Sheth's Global Health Interest and Journey
17:15 Establishing the Orthopedic Center of Excellence in Tanzania
20:00 Addressing Cultural Aspects in Healthcare
22:07 Building the Orthopedic Center: Challenges and Solutions
37:32 Long-term Vision for the Orthopedic Center
40:32 Measuring Success and Looking Forward
42:00 Conclusion and Farewell