HeyJaredDesigning for Health
Designing for Health is a podcast for healthcare leaders and builders who want practical, real-world ways to improve care through better design.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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What Healthcare Gets Wrong About Learning with Matt Hays, Ph.D. (opens the original)
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Craig Joseph, MD is joined by Matt Hays, Ph.D., a learning scientist and cognitive science expert at Amplifire, to explore what decades of research reveal about how people really learn, retain information, and apply it in the real world. Drawing from evidence-based learning science, Matt challenges common assumptions about training, feedback, and knowledge retention, especially in healthcare environments where performance and patient safety matter most. They also discuss desirable difficulties,
Designing for Health: Bimal Desai, MD | Vice President and Chief Health Informatics Officer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) | (opens the original)
Designing for Health: Bill Sherman | Thought Leadership Expert and Author of The Thought Leadership Handbook | (opens the original)
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In this episode of Designing for Health Nordic’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Craig Joseph sits down with thought leadership expert and author Bill Sherman to explore why some ideas gain traction while others never move beyond a conference presentation or journal article. Drawing from his new book, The Thought Leadership Handbook, Bill shares practical frameworks for helping ideas travel farther, resonate with the right audiences, and ultimately drive impact.
Designing for Health: Bart Kaczmarek, MD | Family Physician and Founder of DoctorFlow | (opens the original)
Designing for Health: Stacie Stoner | SVP of Operations CareTalk Health | (opens the original)
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