Raise the Line
Join host Lindsey Smith and other Osmosis team members for a global conversation about improving health and healthcare with prominent figures in education and healthcare innovation such as Chelsea Clinton, Mark Cuban, Dr. Ashish Jha, Dr. Eric Topol, Dr. Vivian Lee and Sal Khan, as well as senior leaders at organizations such as the CDC, National Institutes of Health, Johns Hopkins University, WHO, Harvard University, NYU Langone and many others.
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 27 minutes
- Episodes
- 540
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
How Community Colleges are Navigating the Pandemic – Brian Spicker and Rochelle Rivas of Maricopa Community Colleges
Community colleges are often described as the gateway to higher education because they are often the most affordable option. But they’re also the gateway to careers because of the many internship, c…
00:23:46 |
Wed 30 Sep 2020
Let Physicians Impact Change – Dr. Bradley Younggren, Chief Medical Officer, 98point6
"If we do things right, this will be your last job." That's the message Dr. Bradley Younggren has for physicians applying to join his company 98point6, which offers a text-based, AI-powered mobile ap…
00:24:20 |
Mon 28 Sep 2020
There's No Greater Calling – Thomas Mohr, DO, Dean of Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine
Over the course of his career, Dr. Thomas Mohr has helped start three medical schools and over 25 different residency programs, so he's in a good position to help launch the first medical school in I…
00:25:56 |
Thu 24 Sep 2020
New Challenges and Opportunities in Pathology - Dr. Greg Osmond, Chief Medical Officer of Pathology Watch
Despite being integrally involved in making diagnoses and treatment plans, pathologists remain fairly invisible to most patients. According to pathologist Greg Osmond, some of his colleagues don't m…
00:23:25 |
Wed 23 Sep 2020
AFib, the “Electrical Epidemic” - Dr. Aseem Desai, Cardiac Electrophysiologist and Author
People with Atrial Fibrillation, or AFib, just have to learn to live with it, right? Wrong, says Dr. Aseem Desai. While AFib, which he calls "the electrical epidemic”, can be a challenging condition …
00:22:34 |
Thu 17 Sep 2020
Serving the "Silver Tsunami" - Alan Patricof & Abby Levy, co-founders of Primetime Partners
We've all heard the U.S. population is aging, but even so, this is a pretty eye-popping statistic: 50% of people born in the U.S. in 2007 will live to be 100. Perhaps more surprising is the lack of …
00:27:05 |
Tue 15 Sep 2020
What is Really Critical to Medical Education? - Dr. Lawrence Chin, Dean, College of Medicine at SUNY Upstate Medical University
Dr. Lawrence Chin loves telehealth and sees it as a positive byproduct of the COVID-19 pandemic, for providers and patients alike. Still, he admits, “You can't learn to be a doctor virtually...it is …
00:24:13 |
Thu 10 Sep 2020
All Nurses Are Leaders - Dr. Deborah Trautman, President and CEO, American Association of Colleges of Nursing
No matter what position they hold, from floor nurse to administrator, all nurses are leaders, and all health care professionals have a responsibility to use their knowledge to impact change. Those ar…
00:27:57 |
Tue 08 Sep 2020
Years of Change in Six Months - Cyril Philip, Principal, Providence Ventures
A healthcare venture capitalist's take on COVID? The pandemic has basically been an accelerator. It's prompted a “digital, virtual revolution” that can be seen in the boom in telehealth and technolog…
00:26:06 |
Thu 03 Sep 2020
Giving Voice to Patients - Mel Hall, Former CEO of Press Ganey Associates
Practicing what he preached in inner city Detroit led Methodist minister Mel Hall to pursue a PhD in statistics. Not your typical path, perhaps, but Hall had a vision to use data to describe the cond…
00:30:32 |
Tue 01 Sep 2020
Is Telemedicine Here to Stay? - Dr. Joseph Kvedar, President of the American Telemedicine Association
If there's one thing people in healthcare seem to agree on these days, it is that the use of telemedicine has never been higher. But after the crisis subsides, will the rules and regulations that se…
00:19:20 |
Thu 27 Aug 2020
A Love for Learning and Healthy Living – Dr. NiCole Keith, President of the American College of Sports Medicine
Growing up, Dr. NiCole Keith's father used to tell her that her Barbie dolls could be professors, doctors, or lawyers, not just Ken's girlfriend. Both her parents also modeled a love for learning, al…
00:25:33 |
Tue 25 Aug 2020
Called to Caregiving - Kathy Boden Holland, Group President at Adtalem Global Education
In any given year, more physicians in the U.S. healthcare system graduate from schools affiliated with Adtalem Global Education than any other medical schools in the world. Even before COVID hit, edu…
00:21:13 |
Thu 20 Aug 2020
"It Was the Fifth Colleague I'd Lost to Suicide" - Dr. Adam B. Hill, Riley Hospital for Children
It was when he lost yet another colleague to suicide in his young career that Dr. Adam Hill decided he had to speak up. Hill - who was then
successfully in recovery from an alcohol addiction - had …
00:18:07 |
Tue 18 Aug 2020
Lessons from a Frontline Hospital — Dr. Michael Gustafson, President of UMass Memorial Medical Center
How does COVID-19 transform a hospital? UMass Memorial Medical Center's impressive response to the pandemic has included a 21-step surge plan, seeking out lessons from institutions in the U.S. and ab…
00:26:25 |
Thu 13 Aug 2020
Why Clinicians Are Often Effective Leaders — Dr. David Skorton, President and CEO of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
Bravado, stresses Dr. David Skorton, is not an asset. Knowing how to ask for help is. Through a long career spanning clinical medicine, two university presidencies, and heading the Smithsonian Instit…
00:22:44 |
Tue 11 Aug 2020
Physicians with a Philosophy - Robert Cain DO, President and CEO of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
They share one initial in their credentials, meet the same professional standards and have the same passion to care for people, but there are also differences between MDs and DOs in their education a…
00:25:49 |
Wed 05 Aug 2020
Networking Is Not a Bad Word - Bunny Ellerin, CEO and Co-founder, NYC Health Business Leaders
Even though Bunny Ellerin has built a career around bringing people and organizations together -- in fact she's known as "the most connected
person in healthcare" -- she still gets apprehensive wal…
00:30:18 |
Mon 03 Aug 2020
"Creating Little Health Ambassadors" - Ken Korber, President of the Association of Family Practice PAs and NPs
It’s a question that has troubled providers for years – how do you keep
patients on track with behavior change between appointments? Longtime physician assistant and educator Ken Korber hit upon a n…
00:24:04 |
Fri 31 Jul 2020
"Be Mindful of Who You Are Serving" - Lendri Purcell and Althea Hicks, The Jonas Philanthropies
The work of the Jonas Philanthropies spans some broad areas - veterans health, children's health, and nursing education among others - but the unifying theme is improving public health. Vice Presid…
00:22:40 |
Wed 29 Jul 2020
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