
Designing for Health is a podcast for healthcare leaders and builders who want practical, real-world ways to improve care through better design. Each episode explores how teams can design safer workflows, smarter digital experiences, and more human-centered services across clinical operations, patient experience, data, and health IT. Expect candid conversations with clinicians, operators, technolo... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineManagementHealth & FitnessBusiness | |||

In this episode, Sarah Hanbridge shares her journey from bedside nursing in the early 1990s to leading large-scale digital transformation across the NHS. She explores how clinical frustration sparked innovation, why data visualization became a turnin... more
I’m joined by Edmund Siy, CITO of Bon Secours Mercy Health, and Alex Krinsky from CLEAR to explore why identity management has quietly become foundational to both security and experience. We dig into why healthcare made this more difficult than it ne... more
In this episode of Designing for Health, Craig Joseph sits down with Dr. Stephanie Carreiro, an emergency medicine physician and medical toxicologist at UMass Medical School, to explore how digital health tools can be thoughtfully designed to support... more
In this episode, Craig Joseph is joined by Dione Rogers, a registered nurse turned Chief Nursing Informatics Officer and digital transformation leader, Dione shares her unconventional career journey from a teenage nurse who didn’t want to work with c... more
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I just discovered this podcast and have loved every episode I’ve listened to. The guests are experts in diverse areas of healthcare and the hosts focus on human-centered design in every conversation. I have learned a lot listening to these podcasts and find myself thinking about portions of the conversations frequently. Great series - I highly recommend it.
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Across episodes, discussions center on practical, human-centered health design—covering safer workflows, smarter digital experiences, and better patient and clinician experiences through technology, data, and operations. Topics frequently explore governance of AI and ambient intelligence, EHR and clinical workflow improvements, telehealth and remote care, patient safety, and burnout reduction through better tools and processes. Noteworthy traits include hands-on, frontline perspectives from clinicians and operators, clear takeaways for adoption and measurable impact, and a consistent emphasis on real-world constraints and change management that make technology work in busy health systems.
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Recent guests on Designing for Health include:
1. Edmund Siy
2. Alex Krinsky
3. Stephanie Carreiro
4. Dione Rogers
5. Shan Liu
6. Steve Williams
7. Sarah Gebauer
8. Meredith Jones
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