In this episode we explore how health systems are using technology to solve the personnel and distribution problems for vaccinating individuals during a global pandemic. We talk to Susan Lucas Collins, head of global health at Twilio, Charlie Weems, principal solutions engineer for Twilio.org, and Steven Lewis, president of RoboRecruiter.

In this episode about telemedicine and underserved communities we'll be talking to Susan Collins, head of global health at Twilio, Ben Jealous, civil rights leader, social impact investor, and former president and CEO of the NAACP, and Jeff Gamble, co-founder and CTO at Rezilient, about how technology can better serve underserved communities.

How can we design medical software for the best patient and provider experience? In this episode, we'll talk to Susan Collins, Kanav Jain, and Tim Peck on what works and what doesn't work when it comes to designing for telemedicine.

Historically medical transcription has been a provider-focused manual process (just ask my mom, who has been a medical transcriptionist for 40 years). Today, can providing machine learning enhanced transcription create better conversations between healthcare providers and patients? In this episode I talk to Sandeep Konam, CTO of Abridge, about how they're building technology to help patients stay on top of their health.

In this episode we talk to David Kerwar, CPO of Mt Sinai about building a custom telemedicine platform from the ground up and later we talk to Product Manager Donal Toomey about the Twilio Video API and how it's being adapted for the changing needs of health care providers.

In this episode we talk to Dr. Erica Lawson (UCSF), Jeff Lawson (Twilio), Susan Lucas Collins (Twilio) and Dr. Timothy Peck (Curve Health and IDEO) about the technological and political changes that happened overnight to deliver telemedicine in response to a global pandemic. We dive into what software developers and designers working in this space can do to change the future of healthcare technology.

In this season of Build and Deploy we look at how COVID-19 accelerated telemedicine through the eyes of technologists building the future of telehealth.

If you're the type of person who takes screenshots to document everything, Omar Rizwan built Screenotate for you. It's a screen capture tool that uses OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to identify the text in the screenshot. Any text inside the image becomes searchable, including source URL, application, and window title.