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Stanford Emergency Medicine Podcast

Stanford Emergency Medicine Podcast

Released: 2025-11-07
© 2025 Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine
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3 Episodes
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3 Episodes
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Listen on Apple Podcasts
Released: 2025-11-07
© 2025 Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine
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From Ideas to Impact: How to Innovate in Emergency Medicine

From Ideas to Impact: How to Innovate in Emergency Medicine

What does it really take to innovate in emergency medicine? In this second episode of our Innovation in EM series, Dr. Matthew Strehlow talks with Dr. Dev Dash and Dr. Andy Chu about how to make innovation, AI, and technology truly work in the complex,
Time: 37:31
What does it really take to innovate in emergency medicine?
In this second episode of our Innovation in EM series, Dr. Matthew Strehlow talks with Dr. Dev Dash and Dr. Andy Chu about how to make innovation, AI, and technology truly work in the complex, high-stakes world of acute care.
They discuss what separates great ideas from successful implementation, the keys to effective collaboration between clinicians and technologists, and how empathy and communication remain essential to the innovation process.
From identifying real clinical pain points to building partnerships that last, this episode offers practical insight into how emergency physicians can drive meaningful, human-centered change in healthcare.
How to make innovation work in real-world clinical settingsCommon pitfalls in healthcare innovation (and how to avoid them)Bridging the gap between clinicians and tech innovatorsTraining the next generation in an AI-enabled environmentThe human skills that matter most in the future of medicineAbout Our Guests and Host
Dr. Dev Dash is an emergency physician and assistant professor who loves finding new ways to use technology to improve patient care. He’s a former vice president of the American Medical Informatics Association Clinical Fellows. His projects range from AI tools that predict heart function from real-time systems at the bedside, and helping develop tools that bring patient information closer to frontline workers.
Dr. Andrew Chu is an emergency physician and assistant professor who is passionate about bringing innovation and startup ideas into everyday medicine. He has co-led multidisciplinary teams in building award-winning healthcare technologies that are now used in more than 170 countries. He is also an independent filmmaker. 
Dr. Matthew Strehlow is a Professor of Emergency Medicine at Stanford and serves as Vice Chair for Innovation and Clinical Improvement. His work focuses on improving patient care through system redesign, global health initiatives, and advancing emergency medicine education.
Learn more about our programs → emed.stanford.edu
Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook: @StanfordEMED
Episode ID: 1000735611679
GUID: 6f26c138-f8c7-4b14-a2d9-6770651f2c00
Release Date: 07/11/2025, 01:14:10

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The Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine podcast explores key topics in academic emergency medicine through discussions with physician experts in wellness, AI, medical education, pediatric emergency medicine, global health, and so much more.

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