DGTL Voices with Ed Marx

Holiday Traditions: A Personal Touch

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed and his producer, Erin discuss the podcast's success, upcoming changes, and their personal holiday traditions. They reflect on their experiences and share insights about gratitude, family, and the joy of connecting with listeners. The conversation highlights the importance of community and the excitement for future episodes featuring diverse guests.

The Heart of Nursing Leadership (ft. Dr. Kathleen Winston)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed engages with Dr. Kathy Winston to explore the vital role of nursing leadership in healthcare. They discuss Kathy's personal journey to becoming a leader in nursing education, the ongoing nursing shortage crisis, and the impact of technology on the nursing profession. Kathy emphasizes the importance of compassion in nursing and offers valuable advice for future nurses, highlighting the unique opportunity they have to make meaningful differences in patients' lives.

Facing Healthcare Realities: A Call to Action (ft. Pranam Ben)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Pranam Ben, Founder and CEO of The Garage. The discussion covers Pranam's humble beginnings in India, his passion for cricket, and the pivotal moments that led him to pursue a career in healthcare and become a CEO. Pranam shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the importance of incremental progress in healthcare and the role of technology in driving change. The episode also delves into leadership lessons, the significance of passion and hard work, and the collective effort needed to transform healthcare delivery.

Garage :: Where Innovation happens

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The Power of Patient Voice (ft. Adam Cherrington)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed Marx interviews Adam Charrington, the Vice President of Digital Health for KLAS. They discuss Adam's personal journey, including his family, life mantras, and experiences that shaped his views on healthcare. Adam shares the challenges faced during his wife's battle with cancer, and the importance of patient engagement in healthcare. The conversation also touches on the role of KLAS in providing insights for healthcare organizations, surprising findings from patient perspectives, and the significance of leadership and vulnerability in the industry.

Leadership Evolution and Mentorship (ft Justin Oppenheimer)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Justin Oppenheimer, EVP of Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). They discuss Justin's personal journey, including his athletic background, pivotal life lessons, and the importance of family values. Justin shares insights on his career at HSS, the evolution of leadership, and the impact of technology and AI in healthcare. The conversation emphasizes the significance of helping others and finding one's purpose in life.

AI's Canary in the Coal Mine (ft. Amy Brown)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Amy Brown, founder and CEO of Authenticx. Amy shares insights on leadership, the impact of AI in healthcare, and the importance of embracing challenges as learning opportunities. Tune in for a deep dive into innovation and personal growth. 

Pioneering the CNIO Role (ft. MaryAnn Connor)

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Mary Ann Conner, the Chief Nursing Informatics Officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering. They discuss Mary Ann's extensive career in nursing, her educational journey, and the evolution of nursing informatics. Mary Ann shares her insights on the importance of mentorship, the role of technology in nursing, and offers valuable advice for new and mid-career nurses. The conversation also touches on the future of nursing informatics, and the significance of caring in nursing practice.

Empowering Change: from Nurse to CIO (ft Tonya Reeder)

Releasing this special episode on Veterans Day.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed Marx interviews Tonya D. Reeder, the CIO of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Tonya shares her inspiring journey from nursing to IT, her experiences in the DOD healthcare system, and the importance of leadership, faith, and vulnerability in her role. She emphasizes the significance of understanding the end-user perspective in technology and offers valuable advice for new graduates entering the workforce.