Human-Centered Healthcare in the Age of Technology | Virginie Augustin (CEO, Aiding with Care)

AI in Healthcare Is Booming but Is the Workforce Ready?

AI is moving fast in healthcare. From workflow automation and diagnostics to predictive analytics and decision support, healthcare organizations are investing heavily in AI. But one important question often gets overlooked: Are healthcare teams actually ready to use these systems? In this episode of the Better Health Tech Podcast, Shelby Soto speaks with Dr. Kengia Sabree, HIM Certification Coach, RHIA, PMP, CAHIMS, about the human side of healthcare transformation. They discuss workforce readiness, certification, HIM, compliance, training, and why AI adoption depends not only on technology, but also on people, processes, and operational readiness. Key topics include: • Why healthcare teams may not be fully ready for AI • Risks of adopting AI without proper training • The role of HIM in the AI era • Why certification still matters • How leaders can build future-ready teams • What professionals should learn to stay relevant AI does not replace the system. It depends on it. And the system depends on people. Follow Better Health Tech for practical conversations on healthcare technology, AI, digital health, and innovation.

AI in Healthcare: Building AI Doctors Actually Trust with Dr. Laura Purdy

In Episode 7 of the BetterHealthTech Podcast, host Muhammad Atif sits down with Dr. Laura Purdy to discuss the future of AI in healthcare and what it takes to build technology that doctors actually trust. AI tools are becoming more common across healthcare, from clinical workflows and automation to virtual care and digital health platforms. But for physicians, the real question is not just whether AI is available. It is whether AI is accurate, practical, usable, and helpful inside real healthcare environments. In this episode, Dr. Laura Purdy shares her perspective on how doctors view AI, why many clinicians feel overwhelmed by new technology, and how healthcare innovators can build solutions that reduce burden instead of creating more complexity. We discuss AI adoption in healthcare, trust and usability, clinical workflows, digital health innovation, healthcare automation, and the role of technology in supporting doctors and patients. This episode is valuable for physicians, healthcare leaders, healthtech founders, AI product teams, digital health professionals, and anyone interested in the future of healthcare technology. Guest: Dr. Laura Purdy Host: Muhammad Atif Podcast: BetterHealthTech Podcast Powered by: PureLogics

Removing Friction from Healthcare Teams | Paul Pacun (CEO, Vablet)

Healthcare doesn’t need more software. It needs technology that actually works for people. In this episode of the Better Health Tech Podcast, Muhammad Atif sits down with Paul Pacun, CEO & Founder of Vablet, to explore a growing challenge across healthcare organizations: We keep adding systems… but are we actually making work better? From clinicians to operations teams, healthcare professionals are juggling multiple tools, platforms, and compliance layers ,often creating more friction instead of improving productivity. This conversation dives deep into what’s really going wrong and what leaders can do differently. * Why healthcare technology often slows teams down * The real reason adoption fails (even for great tools) * How to deliver faster ROI without long implementation cycles * Redefining success beyond cost savings and revenue * The role of AI in improving workflows and decision-making * Build vs Buy vs Integrate — how to make the right call * Practical advice for healthcare leaders, CIOs, and founders If technology doesn’t make life easier for healthcare teams, it’s not innovation , it’s noise. Paul Pacun is the CEO & Founder of Vablet, a platform focused on simplifying access to information and improving team productivity across complex organizations. Better Health Tech is where we explore how technology can make healthcare smarter, simpler, and more human — through real conversations with operators, builders, and leaders.

AI is Changing Healthcare : Are We Ready? | Christina Christy

Healthcare is changing fast but most systems are still catching up.AI, data, and operations are colliding :here’s what’s actually working.In this episode of the BetterHealthTech Podcast, we sit down with Christina Christy, Director of Health Information Management, to discuss how healthcare operations, data, and technology come together in real-world systems. We explore the day-to-day challenges inside healthcare organizations , from managing teams across hospitals to ensuring accurate data, maintaining compliance, and adapting to AI-driven workflows. This conversation focuses on what actually works in practice, not just theory. In this episode, we cover: * Operational challenges in healthcare systems * Role of accurate data in patient care * AI in documentation and workflow automation * Leadership and team performance in healthcare * Balancing technology with human-centered care * Future of healthcare and digital transformation If you’re working in healthcare, health tech, or building systems in this space, this episode gives a practical, operator-level perspective.🎧 About the GuestChristina Christy is a Health Information Management leader with experience in hospital operations, team leadership, and healthcare data systems. She holds an MBA in Healthcare Management and certifications including RHIA, CPCS, and CRCR.

Human-Centered Healthcare in the Age of Technology | Virginie Augustin (CEO, Aiding with Care)

In this episode of the BetterHealthTech Podcast, we sit down with Virginie Augustin, CEO of Aiding with Care Health Services, to explore how healthcare can balance technology with compassion. As home healthcare continues to grow, the need for personalized, patient-centered care is more important than ever. Virginie shares her perspective on how the industry is evolving, what families truly value when choosing care, and how leaders can build cultures rooted in empathy. We also discuss the role of technology including telehealth, remote monitoring, and AI and whether it is truly improving care or adding complexity. Key topics covered: * The shift toward home-based healthcare * Building a culture of compassionate care * The impact of technology on caregivers and patients * Workforce challenges and burnout in healthcare * What the future of healthcare could look like This is a grounded, practical conversation on where healthcare is heading and what it takes to get it right.