Digital health after the pitch deck.
Healthcare Goes Digital follows the people turning virtual care, connected devices, patient engagement, and life-science collaboration into working systems. Its conversations stay close to adoption: clinical champions, business models, care gaps, patient access, and the operational friction behind health technology.
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Healthcare Goes Digital sits at the intersection of healthcare operations, life-science collaboration, and patient-facing technology. It is hosted by Natalie Eden, CEO and co-founder of Impetus Digital. The show’s interviews are built around practical change: how new tools enter clinical workflows, how health systems decide to adopt them, and how patients experience the results. The register is professional and polished. It favors industry professionals, digital entrepreneurs, and healthcare thought leaders who can speak to both mission and mechanics. Episodes about digital care journeys examine software-as-a-service models, implementation fees, subscription licensing, and the need for clinical champions. That emphasis gives the show a useful business spine. A technology may be patient-facing, but the conversation keeps returning to providers, workflows, rollout scope, and proof of outcomes. The episode on enhanced vision brings the discussion closer to daily life. Enhanced vision is framed through reading, travel, shopping, independence, affordability, and the emotional weight of losing ordinary capabilities. The telehealth conversation turns toward care access and hybrid clinical delivery. It covers lower-level providers on site, remote supervision by advanced practice providers or specialists, remote patient monitoring, diabetes care, and medication follow-through. Other episodes widen the lens to cloud-connected medical devices, diverse healthcare communities, patient engagement strategy, and the ownership of technological and pharmaceutical innovation. Life-science collaboration is a recurring thread. Natalie Eden repeatedly situates the conversations around virtual advisory boards, online medical education, investigator meetings, innovation hackathons, training, and corporate events. The show’s strength is not flashy futurism. It is the way it keeps asking what adoption actually requires. Who needs to support the change? How does the business model work? What friction stops an apparently useful tool from becoming part of care? Healthcare Goes Digital is best for listeners who want digital health discussed with a mix of strategic enthusiasm and operational detail.
Made for: For healthcare, life-science, pharma, and health technology professionals who want practical conversations about digital tools entering real care settings. It also suits listeners interested in patient access, virtual collaboration, telehealth, and medical-device innovation.
What sets it apart: The show pairs digital health optimism with concrete implementation questions: clinical buy-in, business models, workflow fit, patient independence, and outcomes. It keeps the conversation close to adoption rather than treating innovation as a slogan.
We are covering topics on tissue 3D bioprinting, clinical trials in silica, quantum computing in product development, blockchain-powered patient management portals, nanotechnologies, and digital therapeutics. We are also covering topics on leadership in the new pharma paradigm post-COVID-19 and what it will mean to function in the new virtual world we find ourselves in. We will be asking how pharma business models will need to change and what new partnerships will need to develop as a result of this pandemic. At Impetus Digital, we believe all new, great ideas start with a conversation. Building on each other's ideas over time. One step at a time. This is how we believe positive disruption w…
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