TDP 145: Duke’s Chief Analytics & Medical Information Officer, Dr. Armando Bedoya: How Nutrition Labels Can De-Risk AI, Understanding Behavioral Economics for AI Adoption, and Alleviating Admin Burden with AI

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On this episode of The Digital Patient, Dr. Joshua Liu, Co-founder & CEO of SeamlessMD, and marketing colleague, Alan Sardana, chat with Dr. Armando Bedoya, Chief Analytics & Medical Information Officer at Duke University Health System, about "How Nutrition Labels Can De-Risk AI, Understanding Behavioral Economics for AI Adoption, Alleviating Admin Burden with AI, and more..." Click the play button to listen or read the show notes below.
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Guest(s):

• Dr. Armando Bedoya, Chief Analytics & Medical Information Officer at Duke University Health System
• Dr. Joshua Liu (@joshuapliu), Co-founder & CEO at SeamlessMD

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‍Episode 145 - Show Notes:

[00:00:07] - Introducing Dr. Armando Bedoya, Chief Analytics & Medical Information Officer at Duke University Health System

[00:05:26] - Data as the Engine for AI in Healthcare

[00:06:09] - Access to Aggregate Data for Better Decision-Making

[00:09:13] - CACHE Initiative and Health Equity

[00:10:27] - Social Determinants and Comprehensive Patient Understanding

[00:11:30] - Identifying and Addressing Healthcare Disparities

[00:13:13] - Alleviating Administrative Burden with AI

[00:15:36] - Radiology as an Example of AI Augmentation

[00:17:00] - Importance of Transparency and Human-in-the-Loop

[00:22:52] - Nutrition Label Concept for AI Tools

[00:27:07] - Behavioral Economics and Human Factors in AI Adoption

[00:30:26] - Assessing the Problem Before AI Development

[00:37:07] - Algorithm-Based Clinical Decision Support

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Fast 5 Lightning Round:‍

1. Favorite book:
   "Endurance" by Ernest Shackleton
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2. Person to Meet:
   Thomas Becket, Former Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
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3. Preferred Superpower:
   Super speed
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4. Healthcare Belief:
   The expectation that you can work for 24 hours... most people would find that insane.
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5. Last Film/TV Show:
   Mrs. Doubtfire - It's a classic!