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Automated Resilience: Biomedical Informatics as a Safety Net for Life
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We decided to publish this episode before one that was recorded earlier, because the theme of this episode was simply too important to NOT publish now, given all that we are facing with tornados and COVID-19. This was a remarkable episode, and one that I think should help many people understand what role biomedical informatics can play and is playing as we deal with various societal pressures, a stressed healthcare system, and a series of calamities.
Thanks to our guests:
- Scott Scovill - Entrepreneur, singer, songwriter, and incredible human being.
- Laurie Novak, Ph.D. - anthropologist specializing in biomedical informatics and organizational routines
- Coda Davison, FACHE, PMP, MPA, BBA - senior project manager at Vanderbilt, and my co-conspirator bringing this team together
- Sarah Bland, MPH, MBA - project manager in at Vanderbilt, and super smart, funny, insightful, and occasionally provocative!
Please, please take a listen to Scott's music and download some from the links on his web page (www.scottscovill.com). We end the episode with one of Scott's songs that speaks to the theme of the episode. Thanks, Scott, for everything you were willing to share, and for your efforts to support the music industry here in Nashville.
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